Regensburg is a city in Bavaria, Deutschland, on the Danube. It has around 150,000 inhabitants and is one of the oldest cities in Deutschland. Regensburg has a rich history and is known for its well-preserved old town, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The City has numerous historic buildings and sights, including Regensburg Cathedral, the Stone Bridge and the Age Town Hall. Regensburg is also an important science and technology location with several universities and research institutions. Regensburg's population is predominantly German, but there are also a significant number of people with a migrant background. The City is characterized by a high life expectancy and a low unemployment rate.

The purchasing power in Regensburg is high compared to other German cities. The average gross income per person is around 25,000 euros per year and Prices for apartments and real estate are moderate compared to other German cities. However, Prices have risen in recent years, making it more difficult for some people to find a home.

Regensburg also has a strong economy, driven by Services, trade and tourism. The City is known for its business development and has attracted many companies and start-ups.