Porta Praetoria in Regensburg: photos, reviews

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Porta Praetoria in Regensburg stands as a testament to ancient history, intriguing visitors with its remarkable past. Dating back to the 2nd century, this site holds the title of Germany's oldest surviving stone structure. A stroll through Regensburg offers a perfect opportunity to admire this partly preserved Roman gate, made of striking Corinthian limestone. As one of the few surviving Roman gates north of the Alps, it seamlessly blends into the cityscape while hinting at a bygone era. Located in the heart of the Altstadt, it forms part of the old Roman Fortress from 90 AD, offering a captivating glimpse into the past. Rated highly by visitors, this free attraction is family-friendly, ensuring everyone can appreciate its significance. An unexpected yet fascinating gem, Porta Praetoria merits a stop on any walking tour around the charming city streets.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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Königsstraße

Bus stop 238 m walk

Neupfarrplatz

Bus stop 229 m walk

Thundorferstraße

Bus stop 78 m walk

Altes Rathaus

Bus stop 241 m walk

Domplatz

Bus stop 135 m walk

Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte

Bus stop 219 m walk

4.5

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4.5/5 572 reviews

Ana Melendez

Está muy cerca de la catedral y es curioso de ver

Giacomo Di Domizio

Inredible bulfong with huges stones.

THOMAS KORTY

So breathtaking knowing the age of this gateway. 179AD. Amazing!

Porta Praetoria in Regensburg

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