Bamberg Old Town
Bamberg's UNESCO-listed old town sits on seven hills above the Regnitz River, with a medieval town hall built on a bridge over the river, a Romanesque cathedral, and winding cobblestone streets of half-timbered houses. Free to walk.
Church in Bamberg
Bamberg Cathedral is a Romanesque and Gothic church on the Domberg hill, housing the only tomb of a pope (Clement II) north of the Alps and the mysterious Bamberg Horseman (an anonymous 13th-century equestrian statue that no one has definitively identified). Free to enter. Budget travelers visit for free and stand before one of the great unsolved mysteries of medieval art.
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Bamberg's UNESCO-listed old town sits on seven hills above the Regnitz River, with a medieval town hall built on a bridge over the river, a Romanesque cathedral, and winding cobblestone streets of half-timbered houses. Free to walk.
Klein Venedig (Little Venice) is a row of half-timbered fishermen's houses along the Regnitz River, their colorful facades reflected in the water. Free to see from the opposite bank or from the bridges.
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