Regensburg, Germany
Regensburg is one of the towns that was spared during WWII and received very little damage, with its medieval town nearly intact. It became a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of the city’s status as a cultural center of the Middle Ages. It was a city of many churches and people who fluctuated between the Catholic and Protestant faith with many churches to reflect that. It was a bit of a tough day for our two and a half hour walking tour because it was 92 degrees today!! Whew!!
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Looking good ! All the pictures and places are beautiful. Hope the food and weather is up,to par! The Tony’s were awesome last nite.