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Hugging tightly to the Regnitz River in Upper Franconia, Bamberg sits atop seven distinct hills, each crowned by a church. This placement has lent the city the nickname of “Franconian Rome”. Located just north of Nuremberg, Bamberg makes for a popular daylong excursion or an extended trip in its own right. Several travel hubs are within reach, including Munich, Nuremberg, and Frankfurt International airports, and autobahn access is enabled through A70 and A73.
Famous for its beer industry, Bamberg is home to numerous breweries, two malting companies, and many pubs and beer gardens in which to enjoy the results. The Weyermann Malting Company exports to more than 115 different countries across the globe, while Kaspar Schulz offers equipment and accessories to malting companies worldwide.
Bamberg’s distinctive medieval appearance is the result of hundreds of years of settled history, and excellent preservation. Palaces and cathedrals—many erected in completely different centuries from one another—dot the rolling hills, and with over a dozen museums, numerous galleries and theaters, the city proudly displays its heritage. Music lovers can appreciate the world-renowned classical orchestra Bamberger Symphoniker, while partiers split their time between street festivals, bars, and swinging nightclubs.
Follow up your cathedral visits and shopping excursions with a refreshment break. Beer lovers should not miss the chance to sample offerings from Bamberg’s breweries in their own on-site pubs. The region provides an excellent climate for grapes as well—local Franconian wine is world-famous for its quality as a result. With smoked sausages and hearty breads to accompany your beverage of choice, the city provides the epitome of German cuisine.
