Die Bamberger Altstadt ist ein Stadtteil der fränkischen kreisfreien Stadt Bamberg im bayerischen Regierungsbezirk Oberfranken. Seit 1993 …
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Jan 31, 2025
The Old Town of Bamberg is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site (1993) and a charming representation of Central European medieval town that is found in the Franconian region of Germany. Altstadt c…Full review by BradJill
Dec 28, 2024
Such a beautiful town in Bavaria! I enjoyed the bridge and walking in the town. Felt safe walking around. I went right after sunrise and at night.Full review by bucketlistchaserOC
Dec 6, 2024
Took the train from Nuremberg to Bamberg. Walked about 15-20 minutes to the old town. Really is a pretty picturesque old German town. The Old town is walkable and every turn is a photo opportunity. D…Full review by macala
Where to park for reasonable price? Driving here for a day trip and planning to stay for around 5 hours.
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Hi, we parked in the parkhaus Zentrum Nord. Not exactly in the center, but you reach the historic center in 5-10 min walk. The price was reasonable. I do not remember rate, but I guess …
Hi, we parked in the parkhaus Zentrum Nord. Not exactly in the center, but you reach the historic center in 5-10 min walk. The price was reasonable. I do not remember rate, but I guess it might have been 1,0-1,5 EUR per hpur.
Where is the best (and not too expensive) place to stay in Bamberg?
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We stayed three nights at the Palais Schrottenberg. We took a train to Bamberg and it was a short taxi ride away and then it allowed us to walk to all the places we wanted to visit. …
We stayed three nights at the Palais Schrottenberg. We took a train to Bamberg and it was a short taxi ride away and then it allowed us to walk to all the places we wanted to visit. Breakfast was great and they were super friendly! Kasernstr.1, 96049 Bamberg, Germany
It depends on your interests. But mainly it depends on the time you'll have for the visit. If you skip interiors and walk around on foot, I would say 2-3 hours are enough. Better start your …
It depends on your interests. But mainly it depends on the time you'll have for the visit. If you skip interiors and walk around on foot, I would say 2-3 hours are enough. Better start your wandering from Grüner Markt (Green Market) and go to the Cathedral, the Old Court buildings, then if you have time Neue Residenz with the famous Rose Garden offers splendid views around and the Museum is wonderful but you need extra time! Then the Altes Rathaus (Old City Hall) which is the highlight of your visit, because not only of the superb murals outside the building but because also of its perfect location between 2 bridges on River Linker and close to the picturesque Klein Venedig (Little Venice) houses. Making this round you'll enjoy Bamberg's exceptional architecture. The whole old city is one of the Unesco World Heritage sites. I wish you good weather and good luck!
We spent a week in Germany and decided to stay in Bamberg and Munich during the trip so we didn't have to pull our luggage around so much on the trains. We spent 3 nights in …
We spent a week in Germany and decided to stay in Bamberg and Munich during the trip so we didn't have to pull our luggage around so much on the trains. We spent 3 nights in Bamberg and 3 nights in Munich. We toured Bamberg and hit all the we could in the two days and did a one day trip to Nuremburg to see it and the Documentation center. I totally loved Bamberg and if you a beer lover - this is the best stop for you. Yes you can do it in a day, but two full days is much better.
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