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Bamberg is located in Franconia, 63 km (39 mi) north of Nuremberg by railway and 101 km (63 mi) east of Würzburg, also by rail. It is situated on the Regnitz river, 3 km (1.9 mi) before it flows into the Main river.
Bamberg, city, Bavaria Land (state), south-central Germany. It lies along the canalized Regnitz River, 2 miles (3 km) above the latter’s confluence with the Main River, north of Nürnberg. First mentioned in 902 as the seat of the ancestral castle of the Babenberg family, Bamberg became the seat of.
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Bamberg is in Upper Franconia. The town has slightly over 70,000 residents. For its historical architecture and preserved heritage, the whole town of Bamberg is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. Map.
Nov 27, 2019 · Where is Bamberg, Germany? Bamberg, Germany is located in northern Bavaria and is located where the Regnitz and Main rivers diverge. Bamberg is divided into 3 sections, each representing a different part of the city.
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Nearest airport to Bamberg
Nuremberg Airport is the closest flight destination for Bamberg - the problem is that the relatively small airport only has a restricted range of flights. Distance to Nuremberg Airport: 58km Distance to Frankfurt Airport: 210km Distance to Munich Airport: 220km Two of Germany's largest airports are likely to offer all the destinations that any international traveller would need, as well as having good public transport and motorway connections to the town.
Train station in Bamberg
Bamberg's main railway station is situated to the northeast just over a kilometre outside the old town. It is part of the high-speed rail link between Berlin and Munich and thus has good national and international connections, as well as regular regional services to Würzburg, Bayreuthand Frankfurt am Main. Bamberg is also part of the local S-Bahn service from Nuremberg.
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From Stone Age to World Heritage
Bamberg is a treasure trove of historical wonders that date back to the Roman Empire. Its magnificent buildings, its rich cultural heritage, and its distinctive geography reflect its long and varied history. Here are some of the most remarkable aspects of Bamberg’s history that you should not miss.
The Birth of Bamberg
Bamberg's history began in the Stone Age, when people settled in the area near the river Regnitz. But it was not until the 10th century that Bamberg became a city. That's when a fort was built on the hill where the cathedral stands today. The fort was the first written record of Bamberg and the start of its importance. The fort soon became a cathedral, which made Bamberg the seat of a diocese. The cathedral was a symbol of Bamberg's religious power and prestige. But it was not easy to build....
The Rise and Fall of Bamberg
Bamberg reached its peak in the early Middle Ages. It was recognised as an important and influential city in the Holy Roman Empire. Bamberg was ruled by Henry II and his wife Kunigunde, who were both saints. They made it a stronghold against the Slavs to the east and a model for other German cities. But after they died, Bamberg faced many troubles. It was ruled by prince-bishops, who were both religious and political leaders. They often clashed with the merchants and citizens, who wanted more...
Bamberg's seven hills are: 1. the Domberg (Cathedral Hill) 2. the Michaelsberg 3. the Jakobsberg 4. Altenburg 5. the Kaulberg 6. the Stefansberg 7. the Abtsberg The Domberg is the most important of them, with the imposing open space of the Domplatz bounded by the New Residence, Bamberg cathedral and the Old Household (Alte Hof) of the prince-bishop...
If Germany is famous for its beer and the southern state of Bavaria renowned for its beer purity law, then the Bavarian city of Bamberg sees itself as 'Bierstadt' ('Beer Town'). Nowhere else, say the Bambergers, are there so many breweries as in the city and the surrounding districts. Nine private breweries still operate in the city itself. It's no...
Bamberg's sizeable tourist office is located on the 'island' on the edge of the old town area above one of the major underground car parks. It is open all year round - apart from some major religious festivals - with slightly shorter opening hours at weekends and on minor public holidays. Website: www.bamberg.info
Bamberg fascinates with its unique location on seven hills. Each hill has its own treasures and highlights. A must-see for every visitor to Bamberg is Bamberg Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, which houses the tombs of Emperor Henry II and Pope Clement II.
Location: The historic city of Bamberg is situated in the north of Bavaria, in southern Germany. It is located in the Upper Franconia region sitting upon the river Regnitz almost as of it was riding it.
