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   The Town of Bamberg is an excellently preserved medieval town in southern Germany, on the river Regnitz. Bamberg’s town center and the nearby Gardener’s District make up the UNESCO World Heritage site. Bamberg is also regularly recognized as one of the most beautiful towns in Germany. Disclosure: This article contains affiliate links.

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   The Market Gardeners’ District together with the City on the Hills and the Island District is an integral part of the World Heritage site. In 2005, the Municipality established a unit to coordinate the implementation of the World Heritage Convention in Bamberg. In 2019, a visitor and interpretation centre opened for the World Heritage site. [35]

3. one-million-places.com › en › germanyBamberg - The sights in the World Heritage Old Town (UNESCO)

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   Aug 1, 2024 · Things to know about Bamberg (UNESCO World Heritage Site) Bamberg is the largest city in Upper Franconia in the state of Bavaria and has about 78,000 inhabitants. The city is located on the rivers Regnitz and Main and was built as “the Frankish Rome” on seven hills.

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   Experience Bamberg, the Franconian Rome: a UNESCO World Heritage Site full of history and vibrant culture. Stroll through Little Venice and discover the historic city of gardeners. Bamberg invites you on a journey through time - through picturesque streets and living history.

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7. en.bamberg.info › weltkulturerbeWorld Heritage - Bamberg

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   World Heritage More than 1,300 listed buildings, winding lanes and an abundance of mediaeval churches make Bamberg a work of art of immense historical value. Because of the impressively well preserved architectural ensemble in the Old Town, Bamberg was awarded the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993.

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   Located in the heart of the city, Bamberg's World Heritage Visitor Centre displays Bamberg's outstanding universal value and serves as an interpretation aid for the World Heritage site. Embedded in the international UNESCO context the special features of the World Heritage site “Town of Bamberg” are conveyed on about 220 square meters of exhibition space.

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   Why is Bamberg a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

   • The Town of Bamberg became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1993 because it is, according to UNESCO, an “outstanding and representative example” of an early medieval town, and because its layout and architecture had a strong influence on central Europe. The layout of the Town of Bamberg is significant to its inclusion on this list.

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   Is Bamberg a good place to live?

   • The Town of Bamberg is an excellently preserved medieval town in southern Germany, on the river Regnitz. Bamberg’s town center and the nearby Gardener’s District make up the UNESCO World Heritage site. Bamberg is also regularly recognized as one of the most beautiful towns in Germany. Disclosure: This article contains affiliate links.

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   How is the Town of Bamberg protected?

   • The Town of Bamberg is consistently protected by the laws and regulations of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Free State of Bavaria. The legal basis for the whole of the World Heritage property and the Buffer Zone is manifested in the Bavarian Preservation of Monuments Act.

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   What is Bamberg known for?

   • The old town of Bamberg consists of the three historical districts: Gärtnerstadt (e.g. winegrowers’ and gardeners’ houses, gardeners’ and bakers’ houses), island town (e.g. town hall, Little Venice) and the mountain town (Bamberg Cathedral, Hofhaltung and Neue Residenz). One of the most important sights of Bamberg is the historic town hall.

   Bamberg – The sights in the World Heritage Old Town (Germany)

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   Where is Bamberg located?

   • Bamberg is the largest city in Upper Franconia in the state of Bavaria and has about 78,000 inhabitants. The city is located on the rivers Regnitz and Main and was built as “the Frankish Rome” on seven hills. Bamberg was first mentioned in 902; In 1007, the diocese was founded by King Henry II.

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   Is Bamberg a medieval town?

   • Bamberg is a good example of a central European town with a basically early medieval plan and many surviving ecclesiastical and secular buildings of the medieval period. It was made the seat of a bishopric by Henry II, Duke of Bavaria, in 1007, with the intention of creating a 'second Rome'.

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