Theater Regensburg, Opera house and theater in Regensburg, Germany.

Theater Regensburg is an opera house and performance venue housed in a neo-classical building with white columns and decorative elements located at Bismarckplatz. The venue contains spaces designed for operas, plays, and concerts with interior architecture that supports artistic productions.

The building opened in 1852 following designs by architect Emanuel Herigoyen and replaced an earlier structure destroyed by fire in 1849. Its creation met the need to restore an important cultural center for the growing city.

The house presents German operas and international productions that span both classical works and contemporary pieces. The stage serves as a venue for performances across various genres that shape the city's cultural life.

The theater offers guided tours in multiple languages, allowing visitors to explore the main hall, backstage areas, and technical facilities. When planning a visit, inquire about opening times and note that some areas may not be accessible during performances.

The bronze sculpture "Drei Musen der Musik" by Joseph Michael Neustifter has stood to the right of the entrance since 2003. The three women hold a violin, a tuba and a guitar, standing for classical music, folk music and pop music. The carriage passage through the parterre, closed in 1937, was reopened during the 1990s renovation.