Took the train from Nuremberg to Bamberg. Walked about 15-20 minutes to the old town. Really is a pretty picturesque old German town. The Old town is walkable and every turn is a photo opportunity. Definitely worth a visit if you are staying in Nuremberg. The trains are so easy to use, punctual, and reasonably priced (especially compared to UK trains!) Bamberg makes an ideal day trip from Nuremberg, highly recommended,

I've been to so many places in Germany, but this city is my favorite. If I say that there is magic and like a fairy tale, maybe people will read it and consider it an exaggeration, but then I will just know that they have not gone. I have walked the streets of Bamberg with snow and sunshine and it was just as wonderful. If you’re in Bavaria, don’t miss an all-day trip there.

A great city, sandstone buildings, the Regnitz runs through Bamberg and with the small houses it almost looks like Venice. Very nice people. And the Pizzeria Henrietta is recommended. You can easily explore this small town in a day. We really liked it.

Founded in 902, Bamberg remains a medieval city known for its specialty smoked beer (Rauchbier). The winding streets are filled with baroque homes. The 11th century Cathedral of HRE Heinrich II, houses both his and Pope Clement II's tomb. The Old Town Hall is sited on a double-arched bridge over the Regnitz River.

Bamberg is a world heritage site. The reasons for this can be seen everywhere in the old town. From the historic half-timbered houses to the breathtaking architecture of Bamberg Cathedral - this city is full of charm and history.

The Old Town of Bamberg is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site (1993) and a charming representation of Central European medieval town that is found in the Franconian region of Germany. Altstadt can be covered fairly well as a day trip from places like Wurzburg or Nuremburg but there is enough of interest to justify an overnight stay or even longer visit for those who prefer a more leisurely pace. Highlights include the picturesque Altes Rathaus, the charming row of old fisherman houses making up what is referred to as Little Venice as well as Neue Residenz, Bamberg Cathedral, Alte Hofhaltung at Domplatz. There are interesting monuments as well as pedestrian bridges spanning the arms of the River Regnitz worth experiencing. A few smaller historic churches, market halls, beer houses, speciality museums and souvenir shops fill in the gaps, making it easy to spend a day or more sightseeing around the historic old town of Bamberg.

I already knew the city, frequented several times for work. You really feel in Germany, where you have to go straight. In fact, I was fined for having, unknowingly, parked in an area reserved for an apartment building. And to think that the license plate of the car was German, since I had rented it at Frankfurt airport, so it was not a hostile gesture towards the foreigner but only a strict respect of the rules. Here people control each other and it works. It used to be called good manners. The city centre is lovely, with its canals and medieval houses. Do not miss the Rauchbier but be careful, before you like it, since it is smoked, you must drink at least a liter. But it's worth the sacrifice, believe me.

Bamberg is the most beautiful of all cities with about 100,000 inhabitants in Germany. One reason is the beautiful old town, which was almost completely spared from the bombings of World War II. There is an awful lot to watch, you have to experience it yourself. Bamberg also has a lot to offer culturally. The many Rwstaurants, pubs and cafes show that Bamberg is a very lively student town despite its age. Bamberg offers a suitable setting for every age group to drift for many days. In short: Bamber is a dream you want to dream over and over again.

Bamberg is a small, beautiful city in Bavaria, Germany. We had a one dy tour from Karlovy Vary. City is a notch hilly so if You have problem walking a little uphill think twice.But it's definitely a great trip. Very good restaurants with a smoke beer. We enjoyed this short trip.

I was in the old town with my girlfriend on a day out in Bamberg. The streets are pedestrian and very characteristic thanks to the beautiful houses. You can find numerous monuments. shops and clubs. The Point of Sale in the square is also very picturesque and fascinating to experience. There are also some trucks that offer sandwiches with local sausages. In Maximiliansplatz there is also the sign "BAMBERG" where you can take pictures.