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The old bridge connects the reading of the individual buildings with the movement across the Danube.
Useful to know
The historic Regensburg combines Roman traces with Romanesque and Gothic monuments. UNESCO lists houses from the 11th-XIII century, a cathedral, a town hall and a market, as well as the 12th-century Old Bridge. The site also includes the Stathamhof neighborhood. [1]
The bridge offers a different starting point from the usual consideration of facades. It places the city in relation to the river, the passage and the connections between the banks. It is an architectural reading of location, not a measurement of historical traffic.
On a map of the center, track how the route across the river enters the street network. Then consider public buildings as parts of this system. Regensburg is a useful example of urban heritage where the value is not limited to one style: different periods can be readable simultaneously in the general structure.
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