Neupfarrplatz

Neupfarrplatz is a lively square at the heart of Regensburg’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, where layers of history meet everyday life. Once the site of a medieval Jewish quarter, it became a Renaissance plaza centered on the Neupfarrkirche. Today, excavated Roman and medieval remains are interpreted in situ, and nearby museums deepen the story. Cafés, markets, and seasonal events make it a natural pause on a walking tour, with easy access to the cathedral and shopping streets. Visit if you enjoy compact historic spaces that combine archaeology, architecture, and local street life without leaving the city center.