They took the 1-1/2 hour bus ride from Vilshofen an der Donau to Regensburg for the city tour there. The drive took them along miles (or should I say kilometers?) of poppies and solar panels.
Other views from the city.
Tobey and Wendy split a bratwurst and sauerkraut sandwich on a really good bread from the oldest fast food restaurant in Regensburg. The oldest fast food restaurant in Regensburg is the Historische Wurstkuchl, which has been operating for over 880 years! Originally built in 1135 and serving as a kitchen since 1146, it is considered one of the world's oldest continuously operating restaurants. It primarily serves traditional sausages, sauerkraut, and mustard.
Regensburg is also know for its cuckoo clocks and they stopped into one of the shops to check them out.
After they arrived back to the ship, we listened to our tour guide, Bart, who told us about tomorrow's agenda. We went to the sun deck to watch as we went through our first lock and watch the sunset. Yes, we were that close to the side of the lock!
A view of the front of the lock while we were waiting for the water level to go down.
Beautiful sunset from the back of the ship.
We called it a night and headed back to the cabin about 9:30pm. Tomorrow we booked an optional tour to Salzburg so it will be an early morning.
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