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It is best to visit early in the morning. This is when you have the best view of all the sights. It is also possible to stop and look without disturbing anyone.

Just WOW, great little town, great old town and fantastic side street

The fountain on the Lower Bridge is an absolute eye-catcher and is constantly visited by tourists.

The Geyerswörthsteg offers one of the most beautiful views of the city. On one side you have a view of the Old Town Hall, on the other side you can see the preserved mills of Bamberg. There were once three mill districts in Bamberg. The fish mills no longer stand today, only the lower and upper mills remain. The milling industry in Bamberg was mentioned in writing as early as 973, and the Lower Mills with the Brudermühle have certainly existed at this location since the 11th century. Only flour was rarely ground here; in a Catholic city like Bamberg, vegetable oils were also in demand. Until the 18th century, people were not allowed to consume animal fats, including butter, during the fasting periods before Easter and Christmas. Baking and cooking were only done with oil. In later times, the mills were also used to generate electricity or as grinding mills. Bamberg companies – such as Rupp + Hubrach – had their beginnings here....

Very nice view of Regnitz, Little Venice and the Old Town Hall.

An impressive place. Here the architectural styles of all epochs from the Romanesque to the Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo are present. The four-towered Imperial Cathedral is the heart of the city and the most important work of art. This goes back to the church foundation of Heinrich II, who founded the diocese of Bamberg in 1007. Today's cathedral dates back to 1237.

Adjacent to the old town hall, the heart of the world heritage site in Bamberg, the lower bridge crosses the Regnitz. From the original private bridge there is a beautiful view of the river banks and the half-timbered houses of the fishing settlement that Maximilian II called "Little Venice".

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