Regensburg (Ratisbon) is one of Germany's oldest towns, and was known to be an important political, economic, and intellectual center of the Middle Ages. The town's dated existence begun around 500 B.C. before becoming a Roman military post in 179 A.D. It escaped the wars with no major damage, and is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Germany.  The old town of Regensburg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is best explored by foot.

Nearest International Airport: MUC Munich Franz Josef Strauss Airport

How to get from Munich Airport to Regensburg?

Munich airport is around 50 minutes by car from Regensburg. The easiest way to get to Regensburg is to use the Airportliner car/minibus transfer, which will drop you directly at your preferred hotel/accomodation address. It can be booked on this website: airportliner.com. 

A less convenient but cheaper option is taking the bus to the near train station and then the train to Regensburg. Travel time is around 1 hour 45 minutes. Link to Deutsche Bahn.

Points of Interest
Altstadt (Old Town)
Dom St Peter
St Emmeram Palace - one of the largest palaces in Europe Appointments necessary
Steinerne Brücke
(via schifffahrtklinger.de):
Walhalla 
Kloster Weltenburg (Abbey)
Befreiungshalle (Hall of Liberation)

Eat
Wurstkuchl by the River: Traditional sausages & "perhaps the oldest continuously open public cookshop in the world"
Vinzenzmurr: Delicious & cheap traditional Bavarian Deli 
Weltenburger am Dom: Bavarian
Fürstliches Brauhaus: Bavarian
Dicker Mann: Bavarian
Storstad: Recently awarded its first Michelin Star
Taracafe: Vegan friendly cafe
L'Osteria: Affordable pizzas & Italian

For more information on Regensburg, visit: 
Facebook - Regensburg Guide
Fodors: Regensburg