Roman wall

A small section of ancient Rome, rarely decorated in flower, overlooks the spire of the bazaar church, but the bazaar church is much smaller than the church of Cologne, and there is a statue of William the German emperor at the door.

The Roman city wall is very magnificent, and you can see the sense of historical vicissitudes. Now you can only see some broken walls that have been protected and repaired. It is a good historical learning attraction. Tourists are like weaving. It is a worthwhile trip.

The blue sky is more beautiful when you come to Regensburg. It is rumored that the city began to build in the seventh century. It became a castle with combat defense capabilities during the Roman Empire. There are also ruins of ancient Roman walls in the city. Since it is the most complete medieval ancient city in Germany, more than 1,500 buildings in the city are protected by cultural relics. So it was rated a World Heritage Site by the United Nations in 2006!

Regensburg developed from the ancient Roman defense of the Germans, the border of the old city is now the walls of the Roman barracks. Most of the relics are no longer found, but there is still a small view of the historical stone buildings embedded in the city.

This wall witnessed the city's rise from the ancient Roman barracks to a city, although only a part of the relics, but still can feel the spectacular, worth a visit!