When does Quo Vadis Reginum? take place?

The event is scheduled for September 5, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is in front of the Historical Museum at Dachauplatz in Regensburg.

How much does the entry cost?

According to the event information, entry starts at 10 euros.

Is the event held outdoors?

Yes, the format is designed as an open-air and walking theater.

Who is behind the event?

The organizer is teatro blanco regensburg, known for historically inspired walking theaters in Regensburg.

Is the event suitable for history enthusiasts?

Yes, the piece combines Roman history, urban space, and performance and is particularly aimed at culture and history interested visitors.

Regensburg's Roman era comes alive: Walking theater under the open sky at Dachauplatz

Name: Quo Vadis Reginum? *
Start: 2026-09-05T18:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-05T19:30:00+02:00
Location: Vor dem Historischen Museum am Dachauplatz

Quo Vadis Reginum? takes Regensburg back to Roman times

On September 5, 2026, the area in front of the Historical Museum at Dachauplatz will be transformed into an outdoor stage. Teatro blanco brings Quo Vadis Reginum?, a walking theater, to the streets, combining city history, performance, and audience interaction into an immediate event experience.

Roman Regensburg within reach

The production takes visitors to the year 193 AD, when Castra Regina and the civil city were thriving. Characters like Centurion Marcus Cerialis, Lucina, and Valeria provide insight into an era that still shapes Regensburg today. This combination of historical storytelling and vibrant movement creates the allure of the evening.

Walking theater instead of a traditional stage

No one is sitting far away in the audience. The public follows the scenes in the urban space, experiences the organization of an open format, and feels the special event atmosphere right on site. Architecture, history, and performance intertwine, creating a dense experience between the old town, museum, and Roman memory.

An evening for history buffs and culture explorers

For those who want to not just see Regensburg but experience it, there is a strong mix of guided tours, theater, and city experiences. The format is ideal for all who love cultural events with atmosphere, movement, and a clear regional connection.

Conclusion

Quo Vadis Reginum? promises a special September afternoon in Regensburg: up close, vibrantly staged, and historically grounded. Anyone wanting to experience the city's Roman heritage in a fresh form should attend this walking theater live.