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Experience the Enchanting Journey from Bamberg to Dresden

Bamberg, in Germany, is a charming city with a rich culture and history. It's known for its many historic sites and architectural gems, making it a great place to explore. Here's a list of the top 7 places to visit when in Bamberg - each with its own unique story to tell. 

Altes Rathaus: This imposing building from the 17th century is the most iconic landmark in Bamberg, as it overlooks the city from its hilltop position. It's a stunning example of Baroque architecture and was built between 1602 and 1611. It houses the Bamberg Museum, so visitors can learn all about the city's history and culture. Location: Maximiliansplatz 1, 96047 Bamberg. Hours: 10am to 5pm, closed on Mondays. Entrance fee: 4€. Insider tip: Get there early to avoid the crowds.

Old Town Hall: This is a stunning half-timbered building, with its foundations dating back to the 13th century. Here you can explore a beautiful courtyard and learn about the city's past, as well as admire the carvings and frescoes. Location: Jakobstrasse 9, 96047 Bamberg. Hours: 10am to 6pm, closed on Mondays. Entrance fee: 4€. Insider tip: Take the guided tour to understand the history at its best.

Bamberg Cathedral: This ornate Gothic-style church has stood since the 12th century and offers a stunning view of the Bamberg cityscape. A must-see if visiting Bamberg, this structure is filled with intricate carvings and adorned with beautiful stained glass windows. Location: Domplatz 8, 96049 Bamberg. Hours: 9am to 5pm, closed on Sundays. Entrance fee: 6€. Insider tip: Get the audio guide to understand all about its history.

Neue Residenz: This grand palace is a beautiful example of Baroque architecture and used to be the residence of the prince-bishops of Bamberg. Visitors can stroll through the lavish courtyards and take in the impressive sculptures and frescoes. Location: Residenzplatz 10, 96047 Bamberg. Hours: 2pm to 6pm, closed on Tuesdays. Entrance fee: 4€. Insider tip: Check out the specific days when guided tours are available.

Alte Hofhaltung: This ancient structure is one of the oldest buildings in Bamberg, as it dates back to the 12th century. It's now a museum with exhibits that focus on the city's tumultuous past. Location: Unterer Kaulberg 1, 96047 Bamberg. Hours: 10.30am to 5pm, closed on Mondays. Entrance fee: 3€. Insider tip: Take a look at the interactive exhibits for a unique experience.

Michaelsberg Monastery: This 11th century monastery is a lovely spot to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and admire its beauty. Inside, you can find a church with a beautiful choir and stunning frescoes. Location: Michaelsberg 3, 96049 Bamberg. Hours: 9am to 12pm and 2pm to 6pm, closed on Sundays. Entrance fee: Free. Insider tip: Try and make it to the weekly classical music concerts.

Street Food Tours: When in Bamberg, make sure to enjoy the local food. The best way to do it is to join one of the many street food tours, which will take you around the city to taste traditional specialties. Location: Various Locations in Bamberg. Hours: Depends on the tour provider. Entrance fee: Depends on the tour provider. Insider tip: Make sure to try the Franconian sausages and beers.

When visiting Bamberg, you can immerse yourself in the city's culture and history. From palaces to churches, and from museums to street food tours, this city has something for everyone. So why not get started and plan your trip today?

Har du nogensinde undret dig over, hvordan en by kan være et levende museum og samtidig vibrere af moderne liv? Dresden, Tysklands barokke juvel, byder på en fascinerende blanding af historie og nutidig kultur. Her er syv must-see steder, der viser byens rige historiske og arkitektoniske arv.

Frauenkirche - Denne imponerende kirke, genopbygget efter Anden Verdenskrig, står som et symbol på fred og forsoning. Beliggende i hjertet af Dresden, er kirken åben for publikum dagligt fra kl. 10 til 18. Entréen er gratis, men donationer er velkomne. Et must for enhver besøgende er at bestige kirke kuplen for en betagende udsigt over byen.

Zwinger Paladset - Dette barokpalads er hjemsted for flere museer og en imponerende have. Åbent dagligt fra kl. 10 til 18, med en entrépris på €12. Gå ikke glip af Alte Meister-galleriet, hvor du kan beundre værker af Rafael og Vermeer.

Semperoperaen - Et af Europas mest berømte operahuse. En forhåndsbestilt rundvisning (€11) tilbyder et indblik i operahusets historie og arkitektur. Hvis muligt, snup billetter til en forestilling for den fulde oplevelse.

Residenzschloss - Dette slot, nu et museumskompleks, er kendt for sin Grüne Gewölbe, hvor man kan se en af Europas største skatte. Åbent fra kl. 10 til 18 med en entrépris på €14. Det anbefales at reservere billetter online for at undgå lange køer.

Brühlsche Terrasse - Kendt som "Europas balkon", tilbyder denne promenade en fredfyldt gåtur langs Elben. Den er gratis og åben året rundt, en perfekt spot til at nyde en solnedgang.

Dresdner Neustadt - Oplev Dresdens alternative side i denne livlige bydel. Her er street art, unikke butikker og eklektiske restauranter. En tur her er som at træde ind i en helt anden verden.

Pfunds Molkerei - Besøg verdens smukkeste mejeri, hvor du kan smage lokale oste og andre delikatesser. Butikken er åben fra kl. 10 til 18 og er en unik oplevelse for enhver madentusiast.

At navigere i Dresden er en fryd, med dens effektive offentlige transport og walkable centrum. Uanset om du vælger at vandre langs de brostensbelagte gader eller tage en tur med sporvognen, er hver tur en rejse gennem tid og kultur. Dresden er ikke bare en by; det er en oplevelse, der venter på at blive opdaget.