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From EUR 245Bamberg Private Walking Tour With A Professional Guide
Meetingpoint: In front of the Bamberg Cathedral or Meeting Point at hotel possible if central, without extra charge Duration: 2h Maximum 25 participants per Guide You will learn about: • The history of the city • The mystery of the Bamberg Horseman • Archbishop of Bamberg • Emperor Heinrich II and his wife • Little Venice • The legend of the Town Hall • The breweries and the smoked beer You will see: • The Cathedral • Bamberg Horseman • Old Court • New Residence • Church of Our Lady • Old Town Hall
From EUR 29Self-guided scavenger hunt and city game in Bamberg
Enjoy a unique experience in Bamberg directly with your smartphone. Let yourself be whisked away into the story of the witch hunts that took place in Bamberg. Our city rally was lovingly researched by us on site, created without AI, and has a genuine connection to Bamberg. As you solve the puzzles of this exciting story, you will pass by Bamberg's most beautiful sights. You solve the puzzles directly with and at the sights. Work in a team (1-6 people per group) to solve the case. Are there more than 6 of you (up to a maximum of 50 people)? Then we recommend splitting up into several small groups, otherwise experience has shown that not everyone is well integrated into the game. You can also test which group is the fastest! Use our city map to puzzle your way from station to station along the story. Solve the puzzles at the most beautiful sights. Move at your own pace and take a break whenever you want.
From EUR 7Beer, Saints and Sinners Self Guided Tour of Bamberg
A German king gave his wife a hilltop as a wedding gift — then asked for it back to build a second Rome. This app-based self-guided walking tour of Bamberg traces that power struggle through 20 stops across the UNESCO-listed old town. You'll hear how citizens built their town hall on a river because the bishop refused them land, why a one-Pfennig beer price hike sparked a citywide revolt, and how a brass doorknob inspired the author of The Nutcracker. The route winds from the merchants' island to the cathedral hill, where a mysterious medieval horseman and the only papal tomb north of the Alps await. Start whenever you like, pause for a Rauchbier at Schlenkerla, and pick up where you left off — audio works offline at your own pace. If you'd rather wander than be herded on someone else's schedule, this is your kind of tour. Over 20,000 travelers have used this self-guided tours, backed by a full refund guarantee.
From EUR 5Bayreuth Self-Guided City Walking Tour & Scavenger Hunt
Wagner chose this town for his festival, but a margravine built its wildest treasure first — Bayreuth rewards the curious. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Bayreuth on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Face the Markgräfliches Opernhaus, a UNESCO baroque jewel • Tour the facades of the Neues Schloss, the margraves' residence • Meet the Dinosaurier, the town's most unexpected resident Available in 24 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian — see the full list when booking and choose yours when you start the game in the app. Around 2 hours - any group size. An opera of a town — no tickets required.
From EUR 7Bamberg Interactive City Tour
Discover Bamberg your way with Ciceru’s self-guided walking tour—audio and text in 7 languages, right on your phone. No app, no hassle—just press play and explore! Start at the iconic Altes Rathaus, perched on a bridge, symbolizing Bamberg’s quest for independence. Meet Saint Empress Kunigunde, a figure of legend and leadership. Immerse yourself in tradition at Schlenkerla, where the smoky aroma of Bamberg’s famous beer lingers. Admire the majestic Bamberg Cathedral, a masterpiece of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Step into medieval history at the Old Court, a testament to power and faith. Marvel at Neue Residenz, echoing the cultural ambition of prince-bishops. Reflect at Denkmal Bischof St. Otto, honoring the leader who shaped Bamberg’s identity. End at Schöner Blick, where panoramic views reveal the city’s layered history. With 8 stops and engaging challenges, this tour blends discovery, history, and fun—perfect for curious travelers!
From EUR 4Bamberg Self-Guided City Walking Tour & Scavenger Hunt
Bamberg's old town hall sits on an island in the middle of the river — the city has been doing things differently since 902 AD. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Bamberg's UNESCO-listed centre on foot, with phone-based riddles leading from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Solve clues at the Altes Rathaus, the Domplatz, and the Grüner Markt — three landmarks at the heart of one of Germany's best-preserved medieval cities • Start whenever suits you and go at your own pace — no time limit, no fixed slot • Works for families, couples, and friend groups; the mix of history and photo challenges keeps all ages engaged Available in 24 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian — see the full list when booking and choose yours when you start the game in the app. Around 2 hours - any group size. Bamberg has been UNESCO-listed since 1993 — the trail gives you two hours to understand why.
From EUR 25Culinary-historical walk through Bamberg
“In addition to both branches of the Regnitz, a third stream flows through Bamberg, more powerful than the other two, the beer!” The culinary walk deals with the almost 1,000-year-old tradition of brewing in Bamberg and offers a variety of insights into the city's cooking pots. In addition to two types of “Hörnla”, Bamberg also has many culinary highlights to offer. Several “experimenters” make the tour a taste experience. This tour is a German-speaking tour.
From EUR 14Witch hunts in Bamberg. About Truden and the witch burner
One of the darkest chapters in Bamberg's history is the witch hunts, to which hundreds of citizens fell victim in the 17th century. The hunt for witches and sorcerers was by no means limited to red-haired women or older mothers, as common clichés would have you believe, but rather included men and women from all social classes, right up to the mayors of Bamberg. Anyone who ended up in the “Trudenhaus”, the Bamberg witch prison, was as good as lost. This tour is a German-speaking tour.