Igor Mitoraj Centurione in Bamberg: photos, reviews

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The Igor Mitoraj Centurione in Bamberg is a captivating bronze sculpture that enchants visitors of all ages. Crafted by the renowned Polish sculptor Igor Mitoraj and erected in 1987, this unique piece draws inspiration from the ancient Roman centurions and the timeless ruins of Pompeii. The artwork depicts a striking half-face, featuring a strong neck, defined chin, and an enigmatic gaze through one complete and one partial eye socket. Its intriguing form naturally integrates into Bamberg's charming surroundings, creating a seamless fusion between history, art, and the town's picturesque backdrop. With a Google rating of 4.3, it is clear that this attraction leaves a lasting impression on those who visit.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Promenade/ZOB

Bus stop 347 m walk

Bamberg Domplatz

Bus stop 282 m walk

Bamberg Lange Str.

Bus stop 247 m walk

Bamberg Schranne

Bus stop 240 m walk

Kapuzinerstraße, Bamberg

Bus stop 111 m walk

Bamberg Am Kranen

Bus stop 114 m walk

4.4

based on 125 reviews

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4.4/5 125 reviews

Roland Desch

Ein toller Foto Stop...✌️

Pavol Cvíčela

Igor Mitoraj Centurione I - Ein riesiger Guss eines Gesichtsteils am Kanal nahe dem Stadtzentrum. Sehr interessant, besonders für Kinder.

Ermi Mirek

Impressive sculpture by Igor Mitoraj, blending classical beauty with a sense of mystery. The ‘Centurione’ stands out as a powerful, thought-provoking artwork and adds a unique cultural touch to Bamberg’s historic atmosphere.

Igor Mitoraj Centurione in Bamberg

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