View of Little Venice (Klein Venedig), Bamberg

Beautiful view of "Little Venice" on the opposite bank of the Regnitz.

In the 14th century, stilt houses used by fishermen, half-built in the water, were built here.
In the galleries, the nets were patched and dried and the fishing boats could enter directly into the open basements of the houses.

The former fishing settlement on Bamberg's island town is affectionately called "Little Venice." Densely packed half-timbered buildings and tiny gardens dominate the landscape of this district.The half-timbered houses mostly date back to the Middle Ages. Along the Regnitz River, they are lined up in a beautifully decorated row, with boats bobbing at the moorings in the front gardens.Today, excursion boats sail right past this unique row of houses.bamberg.info/poi/klein_venedig-4650

This is always my personal highlight, the crooked houses are incredibly beautiful.
It is also worthwhile to pass it by ship.