Bamberg

"Germany — Europe UNESCO page (https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/624)"

@pleasingirth

"Widely considered one of Bavaria and Germany’s most attractive towns, Bamberg is built over seven hills, with various canals and the Regnitz river running through it. It was once the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Bamberg, and, for a brief period, the center of the Holy Roman Empire, so wealth poured into its streets, with architectural marvels erected around town. As such, history and heritage can be found wherever you go. The narrow medieval streets of Altstadt are particularly enthralling to explore. Here you’ll find an impressive Romanesque cathedral and centuries-old Rathaus. The twin spires of Michaelsberg Abbey and the turrets of Altenburg Castle can be spied nearby. Nowadays, Bamberg is a very pretty and pleasant place to visit and is home to an abundance of pavement cafes, bars and restaurants. Many of these serve its famous smoked beer, which can also be sampled in the numerous breweries scattered around town."

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"Altes Rathaus - il municipio sull'acqua, uno spettacolo unico! Duomo di Bamberga - maestoso e ricco di storia Klein Venedig - casette colorate lungo il fiume, sembra Venezia! Birrerie storiche - la famosa Rauchbier da provare assolutamente! Giardino della Residenza - relax con una vista pazzesca Una gita in barca sul fiume Regnitz per ammirare la città da un'altra prospettiva"

@roberta.valeria

"Enrique & others 3h regional trains"

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"Souvenir merveilleux de cette ville 😍 "

@dorianetats

"Épargnée par les bombardements Unesco "

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"Direction Bamberg, pour stationner sur l'aire de camping-cars, rue Rhein Main Donau Damm de la ville de Bamberg, qui est environ 2 km du centre-ville. Le stationnement est à 15€/24h. La ville de Bamberg ressort avec 2 étoiles dans le Guide Vert et d'après ce dernier, elle compte près de 2300 monuments historiques. Elle est inscrite au Patrimoine Mondial de l'Unesco. D'après le circuit recommandé dans le Guide Vert, il sera vite fait sachant que je ne tiens pas à visiter la "Nouvelle Résidence" avec les appartements impériaux."

@nathcharente

"Ville captivante 30/40 mns de train l un des plus beau endroit de Bavière Fait le 01/01/24 ville sympa visiter "

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"Balade à vélo le long du canal , possible de visiter le château de bamberg "

@sylvie.duval081

"petite ville kiki a visiter "

@joannefournier7

"Bamberg, surnommée la « Rome de Franconie », est un véritable joyau historique. Nichée sur sept collines et entourée de paysages enchanteurs, cette ville classée au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO depuis 1993 séduit par son charme médiéval et baroque. En se promenant dans ses trois quartiers historiques – la ville épiscopale, la ville insulaire et la ville des maraîchers – on découvre une multitude de trésors architecturaux, dont la majestueuse cathédrale Saint-Pierre et Saint-Georges. L'ancien hôtel de ville, la roseraie, les jardins et le pittoresque quartier de Petite Venise sont incontournables, tout comme la dégustation de la fameuse bière fumée dans l'une des brasseries locales."

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"Una delle cose che più mi è rimasta impressa di questo piccolo viaggio è stato il silenzio delle città che visitavo. Città grandi, con tanti abitanti in giro per sfruttare le promozioni del weekend, ma senza urla né strilli. Una scena surreale per chi è abituato al trambusto delle nostre realtà, ma è bastato sentire un solo grido di un padre che, rivolgendosi al proprio figlio, diceva “Vien a ca cap te chiumm”, per ricordarmi che tutto il mondo è, in fondo in fondo, paese."

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"Mark Wolters (YouTube, Wolters World) favorite German city."

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"Sulla riva del Meno il piccolo borgo Bamberga, in qualche modo collegato all'Italia. Il villaggio infatti è appoggiato su 7 colli come Roma e ha al suo interno il quartiere "piccola Venezia" su canali Let me just start off by saying that out of all the small Bavarian towns, Bamberg just may be my favourite. It’s incredibly charming, full of terraces and patios and canals, and is home to the famous Bamberg smoked beer. If you have to choose one town, I would (perhaps a bit controversially), tell you to visit Bamberg. Try Bamberg’s famous smoked beer: Schlenkerla Smokebeer is a historic smoked beer brewery in Bamberg dating back to the 1400s where the beer is brewed according to centuries old traditions involving open fire that gives it the smokey taste, It is brewed in 600-year-old-cellars and Schlenkerla is one of only two breweries left in the world making beer in this traditional way. While the beer was very smokey and just not really my thing, it was super cool to try. Bamberg Cathedral: Founded in the 11th century during The Holy Roman Empire rule, this church is truly stunning. Inside you can visit the tomb of Henry II and his wife, who were buried in a tomb that took 14 years to carve. Altes Rathus: Perhaps the most easily recognized building in Bamberg, this fresco-covered “Bamberg town hall” building sits over one of Bamberg’s canals. It dates back to the 1300s and is Bamberg’s most popular building for a reason – it is beautiful! Neue Residenz: This palace sits on top of the city, and has beautiful gardens (called Rosengarten). The grounds of the palace also offer the best view of Bamberg’s orange-roofed skyline. Try some unique ice cream flavours: We loved the unique ice cream flavours at Cafe Riffelmacher, like rose, orange basil, and cucumber. Just don’t make the mistake we made and take your ice cream to go. They charge a sitting fee and we were shocked when we got the bill. And when in doubt, just wander: Similar to other Bavarian towns, you’ll find the most charming gems by just wandering. Try to leave the most touristy streets and head for some of the back alleys. "

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