Principales attractions à Bamberg

Best of Bamberg

Explore Bamberg’s UNESCO World Heritage core, from the Old Town Hall perched on the Regnitz river to the medieval Altenburg castle overlooking the city. This selection includes the Renaissance Schloss Geyerswörth and specialized museums like the Diözesanmuseum, which houses 11th-century imperial textiles, and the Natural History Museum’s historic Bird Room. These sites highlight the city's history as a seat of Prince-Bishops and its evolution through Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque architectural styles.

Best of Bamberg — Carte

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Old Town Hall

Iconic 14th-century building constructed on an artificial island in the Regnitz river. It features external frescoes and houses the Ludwig Collection of porcelain and faience.

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Altenburg

Medieval castle dating to 1109, situated on Bamberg's highest hill. It features a 33-meter keep and served as a defensive refuge and residence for the city's bishops.

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Villa Dessauer

The Villa Dessauer is a mansion in Bamberg, Germany, which is used as an art gallery by the local City Council.

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Schloss Geyerswörth

Former city residence of the Prince-Bishops, built in the 14th century and redesigned in Renaissance style. It is notable for its red-brick tower and riverfront location.

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Internationales Künstlerhaus Villa Concordia

Baroque mansion on the Regnitz riverbank that serves as an international residence for artists, writers, and composers. It hosts regular exhibitions and cultural events.

Berthold Werner / Public domain

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Franconian Brewery Museum

Devoted to the history of the trade, both in the city and in the country.

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Diözesanmuseum Bamberg

Located in the cathedral's chapter house, this museum displays the cathedral treasury, including rare 11th-century imperial robes and religious art from the Middle Ages.

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Natural History Museum

Housed in a former Jesuit college, this museum features the "Vogelsaal," a neoclassical hall containing thousands of taxidermy specimens in original 18th-century cabinets.

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Zentrum Welterbe Bamberg

Visitor center providing interactive displays about Bamberg’s UNESCO World Heritage status, detailing the history of the island, mountain, and market garden districts.