Regensburg Cathedral

Regensburg Cathedral (Dom St. Peter) is Bavaria’s finest Gothic church and the landmark of Regensburg’s UNESCO-listed old town. Begun in the 13th century, it features soaring twin spires, intricate stone tracery, and stained glass windows famed for their medieval color and detail. Inside, note the elegant nave, the carved choir stalls, and the cathedral’s celebrated boys’ choir tradition. The adjacent museum interprets its construction and treasures. Located on the main square, it’s easy to pair with a stroll across the Stone Bridge. Best for travelers interested in Gothic architecture, sacred music, and layered urban history.