Historisches Museum Regensburg

Nice and interesting museum. The entry fee is not high at all. There is a nice cafe also on the premises. Highly recommend to visit on your stay in Regensburg to learn about the city's culture and history. Expositions are well-curated

Great experience. Students enter for free. It was quiet and they had many sections where you can interact with the artifacts. Very interesting. Safe environment for all.

Great museum that was half price the day we went. Had a lot of Roman history that we found interesting. Good place to spend some time seeing old stuff in a clean, warm and dry environment.

Interesting museum focusing on the history of Regensburg from its earliest times through Roman period up to Middle ages. Authentic exhibits on display, some interactive elements (mostly media), church building with frescoes, sacral art. Texts only in German but possibility of an audio guide.

The history museum of Regensburg is located in a former church (dates back to early 13th century) presents the history of art and culture in Regensburg and Bavaria since stone age to the 19th century. There are 3 exhibitions, prehistory, Roman and middle ages. There are numerous astonishingly beautiful artifacts in each room. In addition to that, the church area is still well reserved and amazing. This is a must visit in Regensburg. The entrance is 5 euros and free entry on 1st Sunday of the month

divided in 3 floors: ground floor flr the roman era and prehistoric era with history of germanic-roman people and relation with the city. first floor for the medieval life of the people in regensburg, the second floor is a collection of christian relics and paintings from regensburg artists also from the medieval ages. there's a church also but only to be visited from Easter till October, the museum is on the ground of an old gothic Monastery but you can greatly follow the History of Regensburg.

The museum is in German but eventually they found an English audio guide for me that works. The top floors are dedicated to mediaeval art, which I appreciate them doing.

Nice museum shared with the church attached to it. It's very good on the prehistoric time of Regensburg and then jumps to Roman and Medieval times. The Roma period in Regensburg is well represented. The Medieval period is rather "laconic" and centred on religious history. A good visit if in Regensburg.