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Regensburg Cathedral seen from the side, showing its twin Gothic spires and red-tiled roof against a blue sky.
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Regensburg Cathedral

Regensburg Cathedral is the seat of the Catholic Diocese of Regensburg and the city's main Gothic church. Construction began in 1273 after a fire destroyed its Romanesque predecessor; the nave was largely complete by 1520, while the two 105-metre west towers were finished only in 1869. The interior holds stained glass from the 13th to the 19th centuries.

When to go

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Mon06:30–17:00
Tue06:30–17:00
Wed06:30–17:00
Thu06:30–17:00
Fri06:30–17:00
Sat06:30–17:00
Sun13:00–17:00

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