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**Regensburg**
	General Information
Name	Regensburg
Native Name
Other Names
Settlement Type	City
	Transliteration
Language 1
Type 1
Info 1
	Location
Coordinates	49°1 N°12
Map
	Population
Total	150894
Density	auto per km²
	Area
Total	80.76 km²
Land	km²
Water	km²
	Government
Type
Leader
	Time Zone
Standard	UTC
DST	UTC

Latest revision as of 06:21, 3 March 2025

Regensburg is a city in Germany located at the confluence of the Danube, Naab, and Regen rivers. It is the fourth-largest city in the state of Bavaria, following Munich, Nuremberg, and Augsburg.

History[edit]

Regensburg has a rich history that dates back to the Roman Empire. It was known as Castra Regina during Roman times and served as a significant military base. The city became a major cultural and economic center during the Middle Ages.

Economy[edit]

Regensburg is an important economic hub in Bavaria, with a strong presence in the automotive and electronics industries. Companies such as BMW and Siemens have significant operations in the city.

Education[edit]

The city is home to the University of Regensburg, which is known for its research and academic programs. The university attracts students from all over the world, contributing to the city's vibrant cultural scene.

Culture[edit]

Regensburg is renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture, which has earned it a place on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. The city's Old Town is a popular tourist destination, featuring landmarks such as the Regensburg Cathedral and the Stone Bridge.

Transportation[edit]

Regensburg is well-connected by road, rail, and river. The Regensburg Hauptbahnhof is a major railway station that provides connections to various parts of Germany and beyond. The city is also accessible via the A3 and A93 motorways.

Health and Medical Facilities[edit]

Regensburg offers a range of healthcare services, with several hospitals and clinics providing medical care to residents and visitors. The University Hospital Regensburg is a leading medical facility in the region, known for its advanced medical research and patient care.

References[edit]

External links[edit]

Official website of Regensburg

Regensburg Danube Night
Regensburg, die Steinerne Brücke
Schloss St. Emmeram, Blick auf den Südflügel
Rathausplatz 4 Altes Rathaus Regensburg
Regensburger Altstadt von oben
Regensburg Porta Praetoria
Braun Regensburg
Regensburg Reichstag 1711
Regensburg Prince-Bishopric and Imperial City (18th century)
Adam Albrecht Napoleon I. v Regensburg Landesmuseum Hannover

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-'''Regensburg''' is a city in [[Bavaria]], [[Germany]], located at the confluence of the [[Danube]], [[Naab]], and [[Regen]] rivers. It is the fourth-largest city in Bavaria and serves as the capital of the [[Upper Palatinate]] region. Regensburg is known for its well-preserved medieval core, which is a [[UNESCO World Heritage Site]].
+'''Regensburg''' is a city in [[Germany]] located at the confluence of the [[Danube]], [[Naab]], and [[Regen]] rivers. It is the fourth-largest city in the state of [[Bavaria]], following [[Munich]], [[Nuremberg]], and [[Augsburg]].
-==History==
+== History ==
-Regensburg's history dates back to the Roman era when it was known as ''Castra Regina'', a fort built in 179 AD. The city became a significant center during the [[Middle Ages]], serving as a major trading hub and a free imperial city of the [[Holy Roman Empire]].
+Regensburg has a rich history that dates back to the [[Roman Empire]]. It was known as ''Castra Regina'' during Roman times and served as a significant military base. The city became a major cultural and economic center during the [[Middle Ages]].
-===Roman Era===
+== Economy ==
-The Roman fort ''Castra Regina'' was established to protect the empire's northern frontier. The remains of the Roman walls can still be seen in the city today.
+Regensburg is an important economic hub in Bavaria, with a strong presence in the [[automotive]] and [[electronics]] industries. Companies such as [[BMW]] and [[Siemens]] have significant operations in the city.
-===Medieval Period===
+== Education ==
-During the Middle Ages, Regensburg flourished as a center of trade and commerce. The [[Stone Bridge (Regensburg)|Stone Bridge]], built in the 12th century, was a marvel of medieval engineering and facilitated trade across the Danube.
+The city is home to the [[University of Regensburg]], which is known for its research and academic programs. The university attracts students from all over the world, contributing to the city's vibrant cultural scene.
-===Modern Era===
+== Culture ==
-In the 19th century, Regensburg became part of the Kingdom of Bavaria. The city was largely spared from destruction during [[World War II]], allowing its historical architecture to remain intact.
+Regensburg is renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture, which has earned it a place on the [[UNESCO World Heritage Site]] list. The city's [[Old Town (Regensburg)|Old Town]] is a popular tourist destination, featuring landmarks such as the [[Regensburg Cathedral]] and the [[Stone Bridge (Regensburg)|Stone Bridge]].
-==Geography==
+== Transportation ==
-Regensburg is situated at the northernmost point of the Danube River. The city is characterized by its location at the meeting point of three rivers, which has historically made it a strategic and economic hub.
+Regensburg is well-connected by road, rail, and river. The [[Regensburg Hauptbahnhof]] is a major railway station that provides connections to various parts of Germany and beyond. The city is also accessible via the [[A3 motorway (Germany)|A3]] and [[A93 motorway (Germany)|A93]] motorways.
-==Economy==
+== Health and Medical Facilities ==
-Today, Regensburg is a vibrant economic center with a diverse industrial base. It is home to several multinational companies, particularly in the automotive and electronics sectors.
+Regensburg offers a range of healthcare services, with several hospitals and clinics providing medical care to residents and visitors. The [[University Hospital Regensburg]] is a leading medical facility in the region, known for its advanced medical research and patient care.
-==Culture and Education==
+== See also ==
-Regensburg is renowned for its cultural heritage, with numerous museums, theaters, and festivals. The [[University of Regensburg]] is a major educational institution, attracting students from around the world.
+* [[List of cities in Germany]]
+* [[Bavarian culture]]
-==Landmarks==
+== References ==
-* [[Regensburg Cathedral]]: A prime example of Gothic architecture.
+{{Reflist}}
-* [[Stone Bridge (Regensburg)|Stone Bridge]]: A medieval bridge over the Danube.
-* [[Old Town of Regensburg with Stadtamhof]]: A UNESCO World Heritage Site.
-==Also see==
+== External links ==
-* [[Bavaria]]
+* [http://www.regensburg.de Official website of Regensburg]
-* [[Danube River]]
-* [[Holy Roman Empire]]
-* [[UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Germany]]
-{{UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Germany}}
+{{Authority control}}
-{{Cities in Bavaria}}
-[[Category:Regensburg]]
+[[Category:Regensburg| ]]
 [[Category:Cities in Bavaria]]
 [[Category:World Heritage Sites in Germany]]
+[[Category:Populated places on the Danube]]
+[[Category:Roman towns and cities in Germany]]
+<gallery>
+File:Regensburg danube night jan25.jpg|Regensburg Danube Night
+File:Regensburg, die Steinerne Brücke.jpg|Regensburg, die Steinerne Brücke
+File:Schloss St. Emmeram, Blick auf den Südflügel.ipg.jpg|Schloss St. Emmeram, Blick auf den Südflügel
+File:Rathausplatz 4 Altes Rathaus Regensburg-1.jpg|Rathausplatz 4 Altes Rathaus Regensburg
+File:Regensburger Altstadt von oben .jpg|Regensburger Altstadt von oben
+File:Regensburg-porta-praetoria 2.jpg|Regensburg Porta Praetoria
+File:Braun Regensburg UBHD.jpg|Braun Regensburg
+File:Regensburg Reichstag 1711.jpg|Regensburg Reichstag 1711
+File:Regensburg Prince-Bishopric and Imperial City (18th century).png|Regensburg Prince-Bishopric and Imperial City (18th century)
+File:Adam Albrecht Napoleon I. v Regensburg Landesmuseum Hannover.JPG|Adam Albrecht Napoleon I. v Regensburg Landesmuseum Hannover
+</gallery>