Enjoy spectacular views of Bamberg from Michaelsberg while admiring the magnificent baroque building in the background. Experience the tranquillity of the Michaelsberg Garden, discover the exquisite ceiling painting 'Himmelsgarten' and immerse yourself in the history of the Benedictine monastery, whose roots date back to the year 1015.

Admire the cathedral treasure with the 600kg cathedral cross and masterful goldsmith's work. Marvel at medieval imperial robes and regalia from the only papal tomb north of the Alps. A large textile collection awaits you, including the magnificent starry mantle of Emperor Henry II, a testimony to Bamberg as a center of spiritual and imperial power.

From the tower of Geyerswörth Castle, spectacular views of Bamberg open up to you. Surrounded by the Regnitz River, a panoramic view is revealed that spans centuries of the city's history. As you gaze over the rooftops, the fascinating architecture combines with Bamberg's vibrant history to create an unparalleled visual experience.

Discover the life of Bamberg's gardening families around 1900, from authentic living culture to traditional vegetable cultivation in the home garden. Historical tools and the cultural history of vegetable gardening give you a unique look into the past and present of urban garden culture. Learn how vegetables under glass revolutionized modern horticulture.

Wander through over 40 sumptuous rooms, admire the Hall of Mirrors and the Marble Hall with stucco work by Antonio Bossi. The Kaisersaal impresses with wall and ceiling paintings by Melchior Steidl. In the rose garden, a sea of flowers consisting of over 4,500 roses awaits you, framed by baroque architecture, with breathtaking views of the historic old town and the monastery hill of St. Michael.

Built on an island in the Regnitz River, this town hall combines Gothic beginnings with baroque splendour. See the detailed frescoes, discover curiosities such as the angel's leg, and be inspired by the story of the self-confident citizens who demonstrated their independence by building on the water.

Between the walls of the Bamberg State Library, surrounded by 1,000 medieval manuscripts and 3,400 prints, you breathe history. Under magnificent stucco work, you have the opportunity to browse through works from the time of the Holy Emperor Henry II and be inspired by the impressive collection of 80,000 graphic sheets.

Discover fascinating fossils from times when Franconia was still tropical, and marvel at the diversity of flora and fauna in the exhibits. Children can look forward to rotating globes, illuminated pictures and an audiovisual show that convey knowledge in a playful way.

Admire works of art such as the Bamberg Horseman and the tomb of the imperial couple Henry II and Kunigunde in an environment that combines Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Get up close and personal with history through the imposing four towers and the only papal tomb north of the Alps.

We immersed ourselves in the picturesque beauty of Bamberg! The winding streets, historic half-timbered houses and magnificent churches of this city have enchanted us. Our tip - start the excursion with a private gondola ride past Little Venice and then walk through the island city up to the mountain town. A must: the imposing Bamberg Cathedral and the idyllic banks of the Regnitz. A true insider tip for all those who want to combine culture, history and culinary delights. Bamberg, you have conquered our hearts!