10 Best Places To Visit In Germany (That Aren't Painfully Obvious) | Without A Path
This list of the 10 best places to visit in Germany takes you through recommendations that aren't painfully obvious, like Berlin or Munich. Instead, we're talking about the Ahrtal, Baden-Baden in the Black Forest, Düsseldorf and the Rhineland, Heidelberg and the Neckar River, Mittenwald in Bavaria, Monschau, the Mosel Valley, Quedlinburg, Saxon Switzerland National Park, and the island of Usedom.
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Bamberg: Top 10 Sights in Bamberg, Germany
Looking for a true German town that can show you history, teach you about German culture, give you a beer museum in a fantastic church? Well Bamberg, Germany is a city for you. From the cathedral and the Bamberger Reiter to the Rauchbier (smoked beer) that tastes like bacon there is so much to see and do and eat in Bamberg, Germany.
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Germany’s World Heritage Sites By Drone (2) | A Bird’s-Eye View of Germany — From Bamberg to Cologne
Check out this fantastic drone footage of Germany’s 46 UNESCO World Heritage Sites! In Part 2, we'll take you to see Cologne Cathedral, the Museum Island in Berlin, the historic towns of Bamberg and Goslar, the Bauhaus buildings and sites in Dessau and Weimar, as well as Wartburg Castle — the place where Martin Luther translated the New Testament into German.
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Bamberg, Germany: Beautiful Attractions In The Historic Old Town [Travel Video]
The German state of Bavaria strikes again - this time, Bamberg! This beautiful little town with the Regnitz running through it is an absolute charmer!
From historic timbre-framed buildings to the famous Altes Rathaus (Town Hall) and Bamberger Dom (Cathedral), we loved wandering around. Here's a video of the Old Town, churches, palaces, and other things to do and see!
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Bamberg is located in Bavaria and the history of the town can be traced back to the year 902. A typical German city from the Middle Ages situated at the river Regnitz,
where today the fishermen's houses inspired the title Little Venice.
The famous Gothic building of the Old Town Hall stands on piles in the middle of the river Regnitz and can only be reached from either side via bridges. Since the 14th century, the town hall has formed the border between the bishop's mountain town and the citizens' island town.
The Bamberg Emperor's Cathedral at the top of the mountain district is not only the most striking building in the old town but is considered one of the most important sacred buildings in the German-speaking world. The interior is furnished with artistic altars, the Equestrian of Bamberg statue, the imperial tomb of Henry the Second and the pope's tomb of Clemens the Second. Just like ancient Rome, Bamberg was built on seven hills.
The thousand-year history can be seen everywhere. The old town on the slope of the castle hill is the largest intact historical town centre in Germany and has been declared a World Cultural Heritage Site.
Nearby is the Schiller's Place, where a theatre and a residential building are also reminiscent of another great universal artist of the German language: E.T.A. Hoffmann.
This visit to the city ends at the Watercastle Concordia. The baroque castle is picturesquely situated on the banks of the Regnitz, where the great history of Bamberg lives on.
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Bamberg is a town in Upper Franconia, Germany, on the river Regnitz close to its confluence with the river Main. A large part of the town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993.
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Bamberg, Germany is a UNESCO World Heritage city located in the Upper Franconia region of Bavaria. It is famous for its old town hall, beer and amazing architecture! We explored the area by foot and fell in love with the views Bamberg offered!
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Bamberg, Germany is a UNESCO World Heritage city that is located in the Franken region of Bavaria in Sothern Germany. It is famous for its town hall, Rauchbier or smoked beer and wonderful architecture. This video covers the best and worst of visiting Bamberg, Germany.
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Places to see in ( Bamberg - Germany ) St Michael's Church
Michaelsberg Abbey or Michelsberg Abbey, also St. Michael's Abbey, Bamberg is a former Benedictine monastery in Bamberg in Bavaria, Germany. After its dissolution in 1803 the buildings were used for the almshouse Vereinigtes Katharinen- und Elisabethen-Spital, which is still there as a retirement home. The former abbey church remains in use as the Michaelskirche.
The buildings are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Town of Bamberg. As of 2016 and for the foreseeable future, the church is closed for repairs. The abbey gave its name to the Michaelsberg, one of the hills of Bamberg, overlooking the town. With Bamberg Cathedral and the monasteries of St. Stephan and St. Gangolf it formed part of a T-shaped cross in Bamberg's topography.
The hill is the most prominent spur of the Steigerwald in the municipal area and with its steep eastern decline towards the Regnitz is significantly higher than the Domberg. This contributes to the dominant effect of the abbey buildings. The hill was inhabited before the abbey was founded. Excavations have uncovered massive walls and a moat from the 10th century.
Heinrich supported the abbey with rich gifts, including properties. Three books with which the abbey was initially endowed are still in the Staatsbibliothek Bamberg. The abbey followed the Hirsau Reforms, which also resulted in the building of a new church. The chronicler and author Frutolf of Michelsberg was prior here until his death in 1103. The abbey flourished under Bishop Otto (d. 1139), whose burial in the abbey church and subsequent canonisation in 1189, together with the papal protection granted to the abbey in 1251, was of enormous advantage in increasing the independence of the abbey from the bishops.
Due to its exposed location on top of the hill, the former abbey buildings are visible from many places in Bamberg. The structures enhance the impact on the viewer by their bulk. The Wirtschaftsgebäude and living quarters built during the Baroque period from massive sandstone surround the substantial two-spired church. In turn they are enveloped by the terrace gardens which surround the abbey on three sides. The palace-like three-storied main wing faces north, towards the Main.
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Hello, today's tour is in Bamberg city. The historic town of Bamberg, lies on the western edge of a wide basin in the valley of the Regnitz. Significant part of the medieval old town is well preserved and it is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walking in the city, crossing its streets and bridges is a real great experience. Starting from the Obere Brücke, the pedestrian-only Upper Bridge with an amazing medieval architecture everywhere around. Some are calling it Little Venice, with its quaint old fishermen's houses. And pass through the bridge where the Old town hall (Altes Rathaus) lies, it's one of the most photographed historic landmarks in Bavaria. Then we explore the other parts of the old town of Bamberg and cross the other bridges with a fantastic views of the buildings around them before we move to the Bamberg Cathedral (Bamberger Dom), its full name is St. Peter's and St. George's Imperial Cathedral and the surrounding great buildings and gardens. Then we continue to explore the beauty of the city.
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Germany Road Trip: Bavarian Christmas Market in Bamberg!
Welcome to our Germany Road Trip travel vlog series! We are back on the road and taking a 9 day road trip through Bavaria, Germany!
This will be a multi-part Germany Road Trip series as we drive from Nuremberg to Bamberg and then drive down Germany’s Romantic Road from Rothenburg ob der Tauber to the southern tip of Bavaria, ending in Munich! In these Germany vlogs, there will be plenty of fairytale towns & castles, German Christmas markets, German food and beer, Bavarian nature and a winter wonderland in the Bavarian Alps!
In this video, we explore the charming town of Bamberg, Germany. We drive from Nuremberg to Bamberg, grab a quick bite to eat and then experience the Bamberg Christmas Market where we finally found the FLAMING WINE, better known as Feuerzangenbowle!
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Die außergewöhnliche Bausubstanz der Altstadt von Bamberg ist einzigartig und gehört seit 1993 zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe. Etwa 80.000 Einwohner leben in Stadt, deren Fußgängerzone in der Altstadt mit zahlreichen Geschäften und Gastronomiebetrieben bestückt ist. Die fast unübersehbare Zahl an Sehenswürdigkeiten, Bauten, Theater, Museen, kulinarischen Spezialitäten und die vielfältige Biertradition führt dazu, das der Tourismus eine große Bedeutung für Bamberg hat.
Beliebtestes Fotomotiv der Touristen ist das Alte Rathaus, das im 15. Jahrhundert auf Pfählen in den Fluß Regnitz gesetzt wurde. Die Fassade ist mit allegorischen Fresken verziert. Die Brücke durch das Rathaus verbindet die Bischofs- mit der Bürgerstadt (und ist in den Abendstunden ein beliebter Treffpunkt.)
Im Jahre 1007 wurde Bamberg von Heinrich II. zur Bischofsstadt ernannt, was die weitere Bautätigkeit erheblich beeinflußte. Zahlreiche Kirchen, Klöster und ein Dom wurden gebaut. Dieser wurde 1237 im romanischen Baustil fertiggestellt und ist das unumstrittene Wahrzeichen der Stadt. Die dreischiffige Basilika verfügt über zwei Chöre (– der Georgschor im Osten und der frühgotische Peterschor im Westen). Das bekannteste Kunstwerk im Dom ist der um 1235 geschaffene „Bamberger Reiter“, der wohl schon damals an der heutigen Stelle an einer Säule im Dom stand. Er gilt als eines der schönsten Kunstwerke des damaligen Abendlandes. Wen er darstellt, ist bis heute nicht bekannt. Weitere bedeutende Werke sind der geschnitzte Marienaltar von Veit Stoß im südlichen Querschiff und das von Tilman Riemenschneider aus Juramarmor geschaffene Hochgrab für Heinrich II. und seine Gemahlin Kunigunde zwischen den Treppen zum Ostchor. (Neben dem Dom ist das mit vielen wertvollen Kunstwerken bestückten Diözesanmuseum.)
Ein weiterer Bau der Bamberger Bischöfe ist die Alte Hofhaltung. Das mit sehenswerten Reliefs gesäumte Tor führt in einen reizvollen Innenhof mit spätgotischen Fachwerkhäusern, in denen u. a. das Historische Museum mit Stücken aus der Stadtgeschichte ist.
Schräg gegenüber des Dom steht die unübersehbare winkelförmige barocke Neue Residenz, die in nur wenigen Jahren nach Entwürfen des fürstbischöflischen Baumeisters Dientzenhöfer erbaut wurde. In den zu besichtigen Innenräumen sind die prachtvollen Wohnräume der Bischöfe im Rahmen von Führungen zu sehen.
Hoch über Bamberg thront das Kloster Michelsberg, das sich voraussichtlich bis 2025 einer umfangreichen Sanierung unterzieht. Das 1015 gegründete ehemalige Benediktinerkloster erlebte mehrere Zerstörungen und wurde sogar 1435 von der Bürgerschaft der Stadt geplündert. Von der hinter dem Kloster gelegenen Terrasse und den darunter liegenden Park öffnet sich ein herrlicher Panoramablick auf die gesamte Stadt.
Es gibt noch vieles mehr in Bamberg zu entdecken. Die kulinarischen Spezialitäten und die vielfältige Biertradition sollte man bei einem Besuch in der Stadt ausgiebig geniessen.
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Bamberg, Germany in 4k cinematic | The beautiful town of Bamberg in Bavaria – Travel Germany
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The town of Bamberg is located in northern Bavaria in an area called Upper Franconia. Due to its beauty and iconic old town hall it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993. An interesting fact are the seven hills with seven different churches. A lot of the old town is still intact or has been restored, so it is a really nice cozy town with a lot of architecture to explore.
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unusual and interesting cemetery at Maria Limbach Church, Franconia, Bavaria, Germany
This is the cemetery behind the Franconian church named Maria Limbach Pilgramage Church featured during a Viking Cruises optional Tour of the Franconian Countryside on August 1, 2019 during a Cities of Light cruise which has an austere and ordinary outside but inside almost makes one think one is in the Passau Cathedral. I had never actually been in a German cemetery before and so this one absolutely amazed me. It is behind the church on St. 2277 between Sand a Main and Eltmann in Bavaria about 25 km from Bamberg and just south of the Main River. I have no idea how typical this is for a German, Franconian or Bavarian cemetery but to me it was awesome and amazing. Come to think about it more, I don't think this is so unusual in Germany because I got glimpses of another cemetery in Koblenz during our bus ride to Marksburg Castle and from the limited view I had over the wall it looked pretty similar.
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Eltmann ist eine Kleinstadt am Südufer des Mains am nördlichen Rand des Steigerwaldes im Landkreis Haßberge in Unterfranken. Der Ort besitzt zahlreiche historische Gebäude. Um den Marktplatz herum das Rathaus, das ehemalige Amtsgericht und die Stadtpfarrkirche. Die vielen denkmalgeschützten Häuser in der Kernstadt und die teilweise erhaltene alte Stadtmauer laden zu einem Spaziergang ein. Hoch oben über dem Städtchen ragt der erhaltene Turm der Wallburg empor. Besonders sehenswert ist die von Balthasar Neumann gebaute Wallfahrtskriche Mariä Heimsuchung im OT Limbach.
tour of Maria Limbach Pilgramage Church (Wallfartskirche Mariaheimsuchung) in Eltmann, Germany
This video shows the ordinary outside but stunningly beautiful Baroque or Rococo interior of a church in Franconia, Bavaria, Germany near the Main River which is in English referred to as either the Maria Limbach Pilgramage Church or the Church of the Visitation of Mary as it appeared on August 1, 2019 during a Viking cruises optional tour of the Franconian Countryside during a Cities of Light river cruise. The video also shows the amazing to me cemetery behind the church. In German this is either Wallfahrtskirche Maria Limbach or Wallfahrtskirche Mariaheimsuchung. As the video shows, the outside looks totally ordinary and then when you get inside it is something not quite at the level of the Passau Cathedral but it makes you think of something special. This church is notable for being the last known major work of architect Balthasar Neumann. The beautiful Altar in front was carved by Johann Peter Wagner. The church dates to the mid 1750's and is located on an unmarked German road or highway which on Google and Bing maps is shown as St. 2277 between the towns of Sand a Main and Eltmann just south of the Main River and about 25 km west of Bamberg. Don't know if this cemetery is typical of Germany in general but it really is impressive to me in its beauty and detail and the maintenance. Because it is on an unmarked highway, this could be difficult to find outside an organized tour.