허샤이드‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 동굴

We had the pleasure of taking a guided tour of the castle today. It was very interesting, and the guide was very entertaining and funny. The rooms are beautiful, with so much to admire and see. From the armory, library, study, fountain, chapel, anecdotes, photos, and a short musical interlude, there was even more to see. But I don't want to give everything away 😉. In any case, the visit was well worth it and very entertaining. The castle tour lasted over an hour. Photography is prohibited in the private rooms.

After a few meters, you're out again. You can't get lost either 😉

Beautiful passage cave with many corners and niches. The rock itself is also worth seeing

Interesting building ensemble from different eras. Somehow everything fits together harmoniously. An absolute must when visiting Bamberg.

You can walk through the heights. The rock itself is a climbing rock - supposedly an insider tip, but there were numerous climbers there.

A small but not to be underestimated cave that can be visited in its entirety. It gets tight and you have to duck your head every now and then. Please remember the flashlight

Together with the cathedral and the new residence in Bamberg, the old court forms a historically grown square ensemble of European importance in the heart of the world heritage city of Bamberg. Emperor Henry II made Bamberg a bishopric in 1007. The old court was the bishops' first residence. The half-timbered buildings that have survived to the rear were built from 1475, and from 1568 the council chamber building and the beautiful gate were added to the cathedral square. Source: https://www.schloesser.bayern.de/deutsch/schloss/objects/bam_hof.htm

The Eulenstein is located to the east of the small village of Tiefenellern. The rock is also known as the Eulenwand and towers over the picturesque Ellertal in Franconian Tuscany. When the weather is clear, you can see the Steigerwald from up there and see sights of Bamberg, such as the Altenburg.