1. Museum St. Ulrich
Regensburg, BY
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Domplatz 2
93047 Regensburg
Germany
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Elector Max III, Joseph of Bavaria. 1727-1777
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Historischer Stein aus der Römerzeit
Funde aus der Römerzeit
Gemälde
We stumbled on an unassuming looking church, located across from Galleria Kaufhof. The outside was…read morevanilla but the inside was magnificent! I was simply wowed at the gold and the whiteness of the church, quite a difference from the stark, darkness of the St. Stephen's cathedral. Don't overlook this tiny church. In my opinion, it was worth it to stop here, over the Cathedral.
Skulptur
Pax Tafeln und Reliquiare
We had an incredibly interesting visit today. The history of where golf truly began was so…read moresurprising. We were treated to a personal tour and then took our time to examine the artifacts in the museum. Many humorous and informative pictures of art are displayed. Well worth the price of admission, especially if you are a golfer!
This place is fascinating! The proprietors passion and knowledge was infectious. You do not want to…read moremiss this even if you are not a golfer. I won't spoil the surprise but if you go you will be among the few people in the world who know the truth about the origin of golf! Highly recommend!
Historische Golfposter
Historisches Kellergewölbe aus dem frühen 13. Jahrhundert
Golf-Profi Marcel Siem im Golfmuseum Regensburg
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Visited their Christmas market while touring the grounds of the palace and gift shop. Unfortunately…read morethe tours are on German only and you're required to have a guided tour so we missed out on that. The Christmas market was also the only one we had to pay to get into in the dozens of markets we visited. This was my favorite market though. The decor, the quieter pace, they have cabins on site you can rent, vendors on site. The place was absolutely magical and a must see while in Germany.
We visited this church today and the interior is *gorgeous*, with stunning baroque details and…read moreartwork. We also visited a small but very interesting museum which is located across the courtyard (4.5 euros for adults).