Bamberg Tours & Trips

Walk through Bamberg's Little Venice quarter with its riverside half-timbered houses before continuing to Nuremberg. This UNESCO World Heritage city makes a nice stop between Dresden's Baroque architecture and Munich's Bavarian traditions. Accommodations include comfort-level hotels with breakfast buffet throughout the trip.

Bamberg's Little Venice district has colorful riverside houses that you can stroll past, and the UNESCO-listed Old Town features medieval and Baroque architecture. You'll see the imposing Bamberg Cathedral during your visit. This Bavarian city sits between Dresden's riverside areas and Nuremberg's historic sites, giving you time to try local Franconian food and the famous smoked beer in traditional breweries.

See UNESCO-listed Bamberg's medieval buildings and dozens of nativity scenes from miniature to life-size created by locals throughout the historic town. You'll stay aboard the Avalon Imagery II in a Panorama Suite with complimentary wine and four-course dinners featuring regional Bavarian food, and walk through Bamberg's Christmas markets with traditional German dumplings and Bavarian ale.

UNESCO World Heritage Site Bamberg shows off medieval Germany with life-size nativity scenes throughout the town's historic squares and streets. Guided sightseeing reveals Bamberg's buildings, then there's free time to browse Christmas market stalls with traditional German dumplings, Bavarian ale, and regional sausages, with overnight docking so you can wander the illuminated medieval streets in the evening.

Pedal from Bayreuth through Bavaria's beer and wine areas to Würzburg on this 7-day self-guided bike trip along the Red Main River and Franconian vineyards. You'll ride through UNESCO-listed Bamberg's Old Town with its baroque buildings and medieval bridges, then continue through towns like Lichtenfels and the wine village of Volkach at whatever pace works for you.

Starting in UNESCO-listed Bamberg, you'll walk through the medieval old town and check out the Imperial Cathedral of St. Peter and St. George plus the New Residence, then try local brews at traditional breweries. The route covers 158 kilometers along the flat Main cycle path through Franconian wine country with a stop in Volkach to taste wines in those signature Bocksbeutel bottles, ending in Würzburg at the baroque Würzburg Residence.

Starting in UNESCO-listed Bamberg, you'll check out the Imperial Cathedral of St. Peter and St. George, then try the city's famous Rauchbier at local breweries. Pedal around 68 km each day through Franconian wine country, stopping at medieval towns like Wertheim and Maria Limbach's pilgrimage church along the way.