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1. The Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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2. Cathedral of St Peter and St George ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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3. The New Residence

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4. Schloss Seehof Restaurant Cafe

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5. Altenburg

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6. Schlenkerla - Smoked Beer Brewery

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7. Franconian Brewery Museum

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8. Little Venice

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9. Market Gardeners's District

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10. Old Courtyard

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11. Aposto Bamberg

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12. Eckerts

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13. Spezial Brewery

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14. Hofbrau - Bar and Restaurant

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15. Restaurant Komblume - Cornflower

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16. Brauhaus zum Sternla

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17. Klosterbrau

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Summary and Frequenly Asked Questions:

  • Q: Where is Bamberg located?
    • A: Bamberg is a town in southern Germany, in the Franconian region of Bavaria. It was first written about in 902.
  • Q: What historical significance does Bamberg hold?
    • A: The Holy Roman Emperor, Heinrich II, and his wife Kunigunde, established Bamberg as a separate diocese in 1007, and for a brief time, it was the power seat of the Empire.
  • Q: Why is Bamberg compared to Rome?
    • A: Like Rome, Bamberg is set on seven hills, each with a church atop it.
  • Q: What is unique about Bamberg’s town center?
    • A: The center of the town is set on an island, created by the splitting of the Regnitz river.
  • Q: How did Bamberg preserve its medieval character?
    • A: The town escaped the blitz bombing of the Second World War; consequently, much of its Medieval character remains intact.
  • Q: When was Bamberg recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
    • A: Parts of Bamberg were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993.

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