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Extract from the Kelheim Travel Guides:
At the confluence of the Altmhl and the Danube about 20km southwest of Regensburg is
KELHEIM
, a little medieval town unusual for its time in having been laid out as a planned grid. In the centre, the most distinctive building is the
Herzogkasten
on Lederergasse, a fifteenth-century ducal tithe barn which now houses the
Archologisches Museum
(April-Oct Tues-Sun 10am-4pm; DM5/?2.50), a collection of local finds ranging from prehistoric times to the early Bavarian era. Of particular note is a well-preserved group of vessels from around 1000 BC. Outside can be seen an original fragment of the ten-kilo...
read the whole Kelheim Travel Guides...
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