The Old Town of Bamberg, located in Bavaria, Germany, is renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture, earning it a place on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. This picturesque town spans over seven hills, each crowned with a church, giving it the nickname “Franconian Rome.” Bamberg is famous for its unique old cityscape that combines medieval and baroque architecture, its historic town hall (Altes Rathaus) situated in the middle of a bridge, and the Imperial Cathedral (Bamberg Cathedral) with its four imposing towers and the tomb of Emperor Henry II. Another highlight is the “Little Venice” area, a charming enclave of fishermen’s houses from the 19th century along the Regnitz River. Bamberg is also celebrated for its traditional smoked beer (Rauchbier), brewing heritage, and vibrant cultural life.