Weinschänk-Villa, Architectural heritage monument in Regensburg, Germany
The Weinschänk-Villa is a neoclassical residential building in Regensburg with carefully composed façades and extensive grounds surrounding it. The structure displays typical features of its construction period through its proportions, window arrangement, and decorative details.
The house was built in the early 20th century as an expression of Regensburg's wealthy middle class. Neoclassical design was still a favored building style for upscale residences in the city at that time.
The villa takes its name from the Weinschänk family who commissioned its construction, and it continues to shape the neighborhood's appearance today. You can see the signature of that era everywhere: in the façade details and in how the surrounding grounds are laid out.
The villa is accessible by public transportation, and guided tours are available to explore the building and its surroundings. Before visiting, check current opening times as these may vary depending on the season.
The grounds of the villa were designed with great care to complement the architectural composition. If you look closely, you notice that the building and garden are structured according to the same design principles.
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