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Bamberg Private Walking Tour With A Professional Guide

The Bavarian town of Bamberg is known for its medieval and baroque architecture, and its picturesque old town. Boasting UNESCO World Heritage status, and a plethora of historic buildings, it can be tricky to shortlist the best places to visit. Save hours of research time by going on an action‐packed tour of Bamberg's most loved attractions, including Bamberg Cathedral, Bamberg Horsemen, the Old Court, the Old Town Hall, and much more.

Bamberg Private Walking Tour With A Professional Guide

Meetingpoint: In front of the Bamberg Cathedral or Meeting Point at hotel possible if central, without extra charge Duration: 2h Maximum 25 participants per Guide You will learn about: • The history of the city • The mystery of the Bamberg Horseman • Archbishop of Bamberg • Emperor Heinrich II and his wife • Little Venice • The legend of the Town Hall • The breweries and the smoked beer You will see: • The Cathedral • Bamberg Horseman • Old Court • New Residence • Church of Our Lady • Old Town Hall

Free Walking Tour Bamberg

We are a small group of local guides who live and love Bamberg. We don't have a script that has to be memorized, but rather everyone can add their own personal touches in addition to the main sights in order to give you the most authentic and personal picture of the city possible. In addition to the history and architectural highlights, culture and customs are also part of our city tour. We would be delighted to welcome you on our tour.

Culinary‐historical walk through Bamberg

“In addition to both branches of the Regnitz, a third stream flows through Bamberg, more powerful than the other two, the beer!” The culinary walk deals with the almost 1,000‐year‐old tradition of brewing in Bamberg and offers a variety of insights into the city's cooking pots. In addition to two types of “Hörnla”, Bamberg also has many culinary highlights to offer. Several “experimenters” make the tour a taste experience. This tour is a German‐speaking tour.

Bamberg Walking Tour from Altes Rathaus to Cathedral

Discover the Magic of Bamberg : Step into the heart of history and explore Bamberg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993. With over 2,400 historic buildings, charming medieval churches, and winding streets, this town is a living masterpiece. Learn about the Bamberg’s famous Rauchbier (smoked beer), It’s a must‐try for the full Bamberg experience! This tour isn’t just a walk through history—it’s a journey that captivates your senses and leaves you with unforgettable memories.

Bamberg Scavenger Hunt and Sights Self‐Guided Tour

Discover Bamberg from a different perspective on sightseeing and scavenger hunt of the city. Solve riddles and clues that lead to the next location, showing all the city highlights. Solve interesting puzzles, have fun, and learn new things about the city. Explore the city and find hidden gems at your own pace. Try a new type of experience with your smartphone, the perfect mix between a walking tour, sightseeing, and a scavenger hunt. Enjoy the tour in English, German

Bamberg — Heritage Walk

See the best of Bamberg—and explore the city’s UNESCO‐listed Old Town—during this flexible, private tour. Pick between multiple daily departure times and set off on foot. You’ll discover Bamberg’s key attractions, from the Bamberg Cathedral and Neue Residenz (a 17th‐century palace) to the Altes Rathaus (home to a porcelain museum) and the riverfront Little Venice. As you go, learn all about the city’s history, and admire its heritage architecture.

Bamberg Interactive City Tour

Uncover Bamberg’s rich heritage on this self‐guided treasure hunt! Solve riddles at 8 captivating stops to reveal the city’s historical secrets and cultural charm. Start at the iconic Altes Rathaus, perched on a bridge, symbolizing Bamberg’s quest for independence. Meet Saint Empress Kunigunde, a figure of legend and leadership. Immerse yourself in tradition at Schlenkerla, where the smoky aroma of Bamberg’s famous beer lingers. Admire the majestic Bamberg Cathedral, a masterpiece of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Step into medieval history at the Old Court, a testament to power and faith. Marvel at Neue Residenz, echoing the cultural ambition of prince‐bishops. Reflect at Denkmal Bischof St. Otto, honoring the leader who shaped Bamberg’s identity. End at Schöner Blick, where panoramic views reveal the city’s layered history. With 8 stops and engaging challenges, this tour blends discovery, history, and fun—perfect for curious travelers!

Bamberg private walking tour

Enjoy a private guided walking tour in Bamberg, an ancient Bavarian town, discover its main attractions and learn about the history of the city.Standing on seven hills, surrounded by picturesque countryside and dominated by its imperial cathedral, Bamberg was a center of secular and ecclesiastic power for almost a thousand years. Walk along its narrow streets, discover local legends, admire the authenticity of the UNESCO World Heritage listed Old Town and learn about the famous smoked beer.The tour starts in front of Bamberg Cathedral, also known as the imperial Cathedral of St. Peter and St. George. Step inside and admire art treasures and the marble tombs of Emperor Heinrich II and his wife. Here you will also find the only papal grave in Germany and the popular Bamberg Horseman. Enjoy a walk to the Old Court, once the residence of the Bishop and nowadays home of the Museum of History and St. Katherine’s Chapel. Pass through the "Beautiful Gateway" to get to the romantic inner courtyard and admire the surrounding half‐timbered buildings. See the New Residence, the Imperial Hall and visit the Rose Garden. A customization of the tour is possible by asking your local guide on the spot.Stroll through the old town and marvel at the outstanding example of an early medieval town of Central Europe.

Witch hunts in Bamberg. About Truden and the witch burner

One of the darkest chapters in Bamberg's history is the witch hunts, to which hundreds of citizens fell victim in the 17th century. The hunt for witches and sorcerers was by no means limited to red‐haired women or older mothers, as common clichés would have you believe, but rather included men and women from all social classes, right up to the mayors of Bamberg. Anyone who ended up in the “Trudenhaus”, the Bamberg witch prison, was as good as lost. This tour is a German‐speaking tour.