Regensburg is well-known for its northern Italian charm and distinct Southern European ambiance, and the perfect destination to explore from your RV rental. The historic town is defined by its medieval architecture and a touch of southern charm, with its narrow cobblestone streets, bustling squares, and numerous small cafes and bars offering delightful terraces. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is graced by the presence of the Stone Bridge and Regensburg Cathedral, two of Germany’s oldest preserved structures. For those looking to explore further afield, rent an RV in Regensburg to visit Weltenburg and the Altmühltal Nature Park or embark on a road trip to neighboring countries.
Regensburg
Address
Berliner Str. 41a
93073 Neutraubling
Germany
Getting to the station
From Airport Nürnberg: Airport Nürnberg is the closest airport to our location. Take the U2 (suburban train) to Nürnberg HBF, then board the RE50 train to Regensburg Central Station. From there, take Bus 38 (direction “Barbing via TechCampus/OTH – Neutraubling”) to Neutraubling Südumgehung, followed by a 2-minute walk.
From Regensburg Train Station (Hauptbahnhof): Take the RB 51 to Station Obertraubling, then transfer to bus 31 (Barbing West) to Neutraubling Südumgehung. From here, it’s a 2-minute walk.
Parking information
There’s no parking available at our location.
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Mercedes Marco Polo
Various Manufacturers
Various Manufacturers
Various Manufacturers
When you rent a camper van in Regensburg, you have many opportunities for outdoor activities in the immediate vicinity of the city. Rent a bike and explore the picturesque landscape along the Danube Cycle Path. Visit the Valhalla, which sits gleaming white on a hill. Climb the 358 steps and enjoy the spectacular view of the river landscape (this place is also perfect for a picnic with a view). Hike in the Altmühlthal Nature Park with its rivers, forests, and rocks. The Danube and the Altmühl offer opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, and other water sports. Visit Weltenburg Monastery, home to the oldest monastery brewery in the world, and treat yourself to a beer under the chestnut trees in the cozy beer garden. If you are starting your road trip from Regensburg, we have some tips for you to make planning easier.
U.S. citizens do not need a visa for short tourist visits to Germany. Here’s what you should know if you’re planning to travel:
There are several parking options in Regensburg, and it’s not too difficult to find a parking space. We recommend that you use one of the following options.
Make sure to fill up with diesel and AdBlue before returning your RV rental. You can fill up at the nearby gas station:
Please note: The AdBlue service station information provided is for guidance only and is provided without warranty of any kind; customers are advised to check the information for accuracy on their own responsibility, as roadsurfer assumes no liability for the accuracy or timeliness of the information.
Looking for a convenient location to fill up the fresh water tank after collecting your camper van rental, as well as empty the grey water on the return journey? The following water service location is the closest to our spot:
The ideal time to rent a camper in Regensburg is during the summer, much like the rest of Germany. June to August marks the peak season for travel, boasting warm and sunny weather. It’s the perfect time to indulge in activities such as swimming in the numerous Bavarian lakes or embarking on a boat excursion along the Danube. Moreover, every two years in June, Regensburg hosts the Bürgerfest, a must-see event where the entire city buzzes with concerts, food stalls, and happenings in the city center and along the Danube’s banks. Additionally, the annual Jazz Festival takes place in June.
Spring and fall are also good times to visit Regensburg and the surrounding area, as this is when nature is at its most colorful. Excursions, hikes, and other outdoor activities around the city are perfect at this time thanks to the mild temperatures. In fall, it can get very foggy in the countryside around Regensburg because of its proximity to the Danube, so you should drive carefully and always switch on your fog lights. In winter, there are beautiful Christmas markets such as the Christmas market at Haidplatz, the Lucrezia market at Kohlenmarkt, or the fairytale Christmas market at Thurn und Taxis Castle.
