About

The Bamberg Diocesan Museum offers an enriching experience that delves deep into the historical and artistic treasures of the Catholic Church. With an impressive collection of copes and garments tracing back to the eleventh century, visitors are treated to vibrant textiles that have stood the test of time. The museum is conveniently located near the Bamberg Cathedral, making it easily accessible during your exploration of the city. Art enthusiasts can marvel at the stunning paintings, wood carvings, and religious artifacts, including a holy cross and a remarkable monstrance. The museum also houses nearly a hundred exquisite biblical drawings, complemented by extensive documentation that narrates the city's storied past.

With a 4.5-star average rating, the museum is a testament to its exceptional exhibits, thoughtfully curated for all ages. Children will find the displays engaging, while adults can wander through the galleries appreciating the antique art pieces and catholic treasures. For those planning to explore more, combo tickets offer access to two museums for just €12. Locker facilities ensure comfort while meandering through the exhibits, and restrooms are complimentary for ticket holders. Whether you are captivated by history, fine art, or intricate textiles, a visit to this gem in Bamberg promises a memorable journey through time.

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Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Discounts for families, Discounts for kids

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Bamberg Domplatz
Bus stop 77 m walk
Bamberg Schulplatz
Bus stop 166 m walk
Bamberg Maternstr.
Bus stop 313 m walk
Bamberg Schranne
Bus stop 237 m walk
Bamberg Elisabethenstr.
Bus stop 293 m walk
Kapuzinerstraße, Bamberg
Bus stop 372 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.6
based on 98 reviews
4.6/5 98 reviews
Dieter Centmayer
Dieter Centmayer
4 months ago on Google

Große Kunstschätze. Besonders die Kaiser- und Bischofsgewänder.

Elizabeth Kawamura
Elizabeth Kawamura
7 months ago on Google

War nur, um das byzantinische Geschenk (u. a. das Gunthertuch) anzusehen, aber überraschend informativer und kreativer Aufbau des Museums, insbesondere die laufende Sonderausstellung über Otto von Bamberg. Ermäßigung für Studierende möglich. Kreditkartenzahlung leider nicht möglich, ist aber kein Grund für einen Sternabzug. Insgesamt empfehlenswert, um diese versteckte Ausstellung zu besuchen.

Lutz Siebert
Lutz Siebert
10 months ago on Google

Imposante Ausstellungsstücke