Two of the unforgettable scenic spot I´ve seen in Regensburg was these photos above.The shadow cast of birds on a tiny tower is quite perplexed, yet eye catching.I can´t recall anymore where excatly I have seen this or the location but then for me it is one of my favourite photo.Maybe I was just lucky that the sun perfectly cast its shadow on the birds to create this scenic shot. I tend to create a lucrative imagination out of simple things, or maybe I just thought of it as a creative spot.
One thing, the Goliath House turned out to be a surprise.We were walking on a narrow alley and then this giant mural of David and Goliath fighting each other came right in front of us, reminding us that not all tourist spots needs a grand entrance, this one particularly is amazing. Did I mentioned that it was also a World Heritage Site in Regensburg, impressive right?!Along with the House Heuport, it is the largest mansion house in this place.
Luckily this time I was not looking for the beauty of Manholes, rather, my attention was quite diverted to this work of art.
This building was build around 1260, and the painting was done by Melchoir Bocksberger in 1573.I suddenly remember our Religion lessons about the story of David and Goliath.Now who would have thought that this painting could be written in history.
Regensburg is breally a place of unique and rich traditions. Just like their exotic Wurstkuchl, a 870 year old historic sausage Kitchen!
Another beautiful post about Regensburg I found is here.If you want to know more why this place is a UNESCO World Heritage site, then you might kill time reading these Post below ;
Discovering the Streets of Regensburg
Guten Appetit, White Sausage for Breakfast
Until then, please wear your masks ! Tschüss!
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The last time I was in Regensburg it really lived up to its name, because there was a heavy rainstorm the whole time I was there. This must have been at least twenty years ago. I was there to see the opera “Tales of Hoffmann” by Jacques Offenbach, but since the opera house on Bismarckplatz was closed for repairs the opera was held in the Velodrom.
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