The Old Chapel church in Regensburg seen from the north, its red-tiled roofs and two towers rising above a row of trees against a blue sky.

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Old Chapel

The Old Chapel is a collegiate church founded in 1002 by Emperor Henry II on the site of a Carolingian chapel built over a Roman temple to Juno, making it one of Bavaria's oldest Christian sites. Its plain exterior hides an interior remodelled in the 18th century with elaborate Rococo stucco and ceiling frescoes; Pope Paul VI raised it to basilica minor in 1964.

Nearby

Regensburg Cathedral

church

Porta Praetoria

monument

Museum of Bavarian History

museum

Historic Sausage Kitchen

restaurant

Stone Bridge

bridge

Old Town Hall

historic building

St. Emmeram's Palace

palace

Scots Monastery

religious building

Free entry

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