The Rose Garden, located in the German city of Bamberg, on a flat area of Domberg Hill, was founded in 1705 in a courtyard in fron …
In the Weissenstein Palace is the largest private art gallery of the Baroque era in Germany with works by Titian, Dürer, Rubens, V …
The city of Bamberg, more precisely its areas near the Reginz River, is very often called the “German Venice”. Of course, this com …
The Pegnitz River flows through Bavaria in Germany. The length of the river is 115 kilometers. Its source is located in the city o …
In 1015, a monastery was founded in the Bavarian town of Bamberg by Benedictine monks. It was named after St. Michael, who was rev …
Bamberg Cathedral is also known as the Cathedral of Saints Peter and George and is one of the seven imperial cathedrals in Germany …
The monument “Baba without brains”, located in the German city of Bamberg, was nicknamed by Russian tourists for its unusual appea …
The upper bridge is one of the attractions of the city of Bamberg. The bridge was built around the 14th century and connects th …
The Guyerswert Bridge is one of the many Bamberg Bridges in Germany. It was built across the River Regnitz and leads to the eponym …
The Church of St. Stephen, consecrated in the XI century by Pope Benedict VIII, is the main evangelical church of Bamberg. Unti …
Through the medieval bridge Ober (Upper) you can get to the center of Bamberg – to the square Maximilianplatz, which is built a ne …
Maximilian Square is the largest square in Bamberg. There are vegetable and fruit markets on the square, as well as various events …
The Old Town Hall of Bamberg is also known as the “City Hall on the Bridge” or “City Hall on the Island” as it is located on an ar …
The town hall was first mentioned in 1386, in the XV century it was completed, mainly in the Gothic style. According to the projec …
From the Untere Bridge (Lower Bridge) offers the most beautiful view of the city. From this place you can see the old city hall of …
