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Lower bridge – Old Town Bamberg loop from Memmelsdorf

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Lower bridge – Old Town Bamberg loop from Memmelsdorf

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4.5

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Lower bridge – Old Town Bamberg loop from Memmelsdorf

02:15

36.7km

260m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 2, 2026

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Am Kranen and Little Venice, Bamberg

Highlight • Historical Site

Klein-Venedig (Little Venice) is a must-see on any tour of Bamberg. Formerly built on wooden planks, the lower floors are now solidly bricked. Since the water level of the Regnitz no longer changes here due to the river splitting, the residents no longer get wet feet.

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Lower bridge

Highlight • Viewpoint

The place to be for many younger Bambergers... this is where people meet, drink a beer and linger. This summer there was a beer garden on the lower bridge for the first time, which was well received. The lower bridge can currently be viewed "in person" again....

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Old Town Bamberg

Highlight • Historical Site

Bamberg is well worth it! Although very touristy this city - but with many highlights. The city is located in the north of Bavaria and at the mouth of the rivers Regnitz and Main and extends over seven hills. Many picturesque buildings characterize the old town, where everyone finds a cozy place to rest. Attractions such as the Old Town Hall, the cathedral, the Hofbräu, and many others.

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Geyerswörth Rose Garden

Highlight • Natural Monument

The Geyerswörth rose garden was decorated with two fountains by the sculptor Hans Leitherer, the northern one with the statue of The Crouching Woman from 1938 and the southern one with The Crouching Woman from 1954. The gardens fell victim to the construction of an underground car park and were restored in 1983 with a simpler design.

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