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Reinhausen, Regensburg — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Reinhausen is a Regensburg district where Schloss Weichs, Burg Landeskron and the Heilig-Geist-Kirche stand over rows of listed houses.
About Reinhausen
Where to stay in Reinhausen
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This is a residential Regensburg address. Rooms in Reinhausen sit among small listed houses rather than anything built for visitors, so the choice inside the district is between the streets under Schloss Weichs and the quieter ground by the Heilig-Geist-Kirche. Nights here stay quiet.
Burg Landeskron stands at one end of the quarter, and if you want Regensburg itself in the evening the Stadtamhof end is the one to aim for.
About Reinhausen
What are the main landmarks in Reinhausen?
Two seats stand above the rest. Schloss Weichs and Burg Landeskron are the grandest entries on the district's list, and the Heilig-Geist-Kirche is the church that goes with them, though most of what is protected in Reinhausen is far smaller than any of the three. Houses make up the bulk.
Row after row of Wohnhaus and Kleinhaus entries fill the register, and among them stand an Ehemaliges Gerberhaus, a Doppelwohnhaus and a Wohnhaus mit Heiligenfigur.
What is the history of Reinhausen?
Water trades left the record. No charter year is recorded for Reinhausen, so the district's past is read off its buildings: a Wohnhaus eines ehemaligen Fischereianwesens and a Wohn- und Werkstatthaus eines ehemaligen Schiffsmeisteranwesens name the households that worked the water. Schooling replaced a convent.
The Ehemaliges Frauenkloster Notre Dame took on a second life in 1892 as the Knaben- und Mädchenschulhaus von Stadtamhof, while Burg Landeskron and Schloss Weichs carry the older lordly names.
Where is Reinhausen?
Regensburg's Reinhausen is a quarter of small listed houses, with Schloss Weichs and Burg Landeskron above streets once worked by fishermen and boatmen.
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Updated August 2026