the place was fantastic . oldey worldy town . full of some beautiful buildings and small cobbled roads . If you love churches this town has loads . Most of the restaurants are selling traditional German food . i did not see any Chinese or Indian restaurant's

Bamberg Altstadt is a must see! It is a medieval gem. We arrived at our hotel in the middle of the old city during a festival weekend with lots of music and beer flowing. Everything ended punctually at midnight and we got a good nights sleep : ) Our visit was too short and we would love to return!

Bamberg is a great town for those able to walk comfortably. There are churches and restaurants on both sides of the river, as well as the Grunner Markt. It's a place to take lots of pictures of the cathedral, Old Town Hall, the Bishop's rose garden and kayaking on the river. Very picturesque and charming. Don't miss the smokey beer for a new taste!

Cute, well-preserved old town. Nice riverside walks. Town is very walkable. If time permits, try hiking to Altenburg where you virtually have the whole place to yourself. It was not too far, some uphill but not too difficult. A 2 night stay is perfect.

Bamburg doesn't disappoint. If you want to spend a few grand on antiques, there's that. There are beer gardens galore. The oldest coffee roaster in Bamberg is going strong and the coffee is amazing. Prize-winning chef's everywhere. And the history. Did I mention the Cathedral? Or any place else your eyes might wander? And get this: we found a street artist we met thirty years ago; he's still painting! We bought one of his pieces. So cool! And BB is a university town so there's a lot of energy, music, theatre, you name it.

The Bamberg Symphony Orchestra is a top-class ensemble. See it if you can. Take the time to hike up to the Altenburg and then climb the tower for €1. It is well worth the effort for a great 360 degree view of bamberg and its seven hills. The Altstadt is also charming.