Our Regensburg campus, established in 2017, is located in Italy’s northernmost city – as the people of Regensburg often like to call their home town.
Living and studying in Regensburg is in a league of its own, because “Germany’s happiest people live in Regensburg”. This was the finding of a survey conducted by the private television channel VOX in collaboration with the internet portal meinestadt.de. At least, that is what was reported in the MZ on 23 March 2012. And anyone who knows Regensburg will confirm this.
The UNESCO World Heritage city on the Danube, with its picturesque medieval alleyways, historic city centre, stone bridge, the Stadtamhof district with its unique atmosphere, the beautifully restored cathedral, Thurn und Taxis Palace, the highest density of pubs in the country relative to its population, its river landscapes, its parks and galleries, impresses anew every day. Charming boutiques, lovely specialist shops and brand stores invite you to stroll and shop to your heart’s content.
Whether it’s a morning jog through the mist, a midday stroll through the shady alleys of the old town, evening sunsets, these colours, or the spell the city casts in every season, no one wants to escape it. Once you’ve lived here, you won’t want to leave.
Directions & Parking
Bus and train: Regensburg can, of course, also be reached by train. We are just a few minutes’ walk from the main station. The bus station is right next to the main station.
Parking: Would you like to come by car? Then you have several parking options:
- Posthof car park
- Regensburg Arcaden car park
Alternatives: Alternatively, there are also numerous e-scooters in Regensburg that you can hire via an app and use to travel to the Regensburg campus.