- First mentioned in 902 as the seat of the ancestral castle of the Babenberg family, Bamberg became the seat of.
- Founded by Holy Roman Emperor Henry II in the early 11th century, Bamberg Cathedral has extraordinary Medieval architecture and priceless works of art.
- The Altstadt (old town) of Bamberg, seen from the south. Bamberg is in Upper Franconia. The town has slightly over 70,000 residents.
- In the old days, Bamberg, known by documents since 902, was called "German Rome", the city is also known as "Franconian Rome".
- Escaping the catastrophic treatment of cities like Nürnberg and Dresden, Bamberg features some of the oldest standing buildings in all of Germany.
- It is built over seven hills, earning it the name “Franconian Rome.” Bamberg’s smoky brew, served in the city’s many beer gardens, also pulls in the punters.
- Bamberg, ABD Ordusu'nun bakmakla yükümlü olduğu 4.100'den fazla olmak üzere yaklaşık 7.000 yabancı uyruklu insana ev sahipliği yapmaktadır.
- A disarmingly beautiful architectural masterpiece with an almost complete absence of modern eyesores, Bamberg's entire Altstadt is a Unesco World Heritage...
- Bamberg Germany is a picturesque city in Upper Franconia (northern Bavaria) on the Regnitz river and the Main-Danube channel.