We’re headed to Regensburg!

Weekend Writers has survived the winter. We have a bit more daylight, and we’re ready to hit the road…er…trains.

If you haven’t been to a Weekend Writers before, we meet at the train station, hop a train to a new city, write on the way, explore, and write on the way back. These days usually involve a lot of words, walking, food, and laughs.

This price includes:
Train ticket to and from Regensburg
If you would like to take the mini-train tour of Regensburg while we’re there, please bring an extra €10.

This price does not include:
Food, beverages, souvenirs, extra tours you want to take

The travel details:
8:30 – meet at Munich HBF, Platform 24
8:43 – our train departs!
10:06 – arrival in Regensburg and exploration begins!
11:15-11:30 – after plenty of coffee and some ooh’ing and aah’ing, we’ll head to the main square with an option to take a 45 minute mini-train/pathway tour of the city (€10 extra)
12:30 – group break to get lunch, explore on your own, find a café and write.
At this time, Jessica will take a group to Walhalla and other points of interest.
4:30 – reconvene by where we caught the mini-train for final walking/talking/exploring as a group

Train information:
We will take the 8:43 Regional Alex Train, leaving from platform 24, Munich HBF.

We will *plan* to leave Regensburg on the 17:53 train, arriving in Munich at 19:18.

About Regensburg:
The Bavarian city of Regensburg is located on the Danube in south-eastern Germany and is known for its well-preserved medieval centre. One of its landmarks is the stone bridge from the 12th century. It is 310 m long, has 16 arches and connects the Stadtamhof district with the old town. Another important landmark is the 13th-century Gothic cathedral with its twin towers. This is where the Regensburger Domspatzen are at home. Important German personalities are honored in the Walhalla, a memorial built in the style of the Parthenon east of the city.