How long does the tour last?

The tour lasts approximately 90 minutes.

Where does the tour start?

The meeting point is at the Diocesan Museum on the Cathedral Hill in Bamberg.

What is included in the admission?

The tour includes the cathedral, the cathedral treasure, and the cloister as well as insights into the diocesan museum.

How much is the price?

The regular price is 12 euros, reduced 9 euros; with BambergCard or Cathedral Hill ticket it's 5 euros, and children up to 18 years are free.

Is the site accessible for people with disabilities?

There are indications for accessibility for the Cathedral Hill; current access information should be checked before the visit.

Can culture-interested guests without a community connection participate as well?

Yes, the public tour is aimed at all interested parties.

Public Tour Dom.Treasure.Cloister

Name: Public Tour Dom.Treasure. Cloister
Start: 2026-07-30T12:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-30T14:00:00+02:00
Location: Diözesanmuseum des Erzbistums Bamberg

Experience the Cathedral Treasure, Cloister, and Faith History in Bamberg

This public tour opens a special space between spirituality, art, and vibrant church history. In Bamberg Cathedral, in the cathedral treasure, and in the Gothic cloister, visitors encounter a faith experience that connects the religious tradition of the place with great cultural radiance.

A place that connects history and devotion

Bamberg Cathedral traces back to the canonized imperial couple Henry and Kunigunde and has shaped the spiritual face of the city since the early 11th century. The tour leads through a space where liturgy, memoria, and European art history come together in impressive ways.

A tour full of masterpieces

In 90 minutes, guests experience the outstanding sculptures of the cathedral, the famous Bamberg Rider, the imperial tomb by Tilman Riemenschneider, and the Virgin Mary altar by Veit Stoß. In the cathedral treasure and in the diocesan museum, they encounter world-renowned high medieval textiles, including the star mantle, the vestments of Pope Clement II, and the Ottonian cross.

The cloister as a quiet space for reflection

The Gothic cloister opens an atmosphere of calm and focus. Here, the cathedral hill reveals itself as a place of spiritual depth, where religious experience, art observation, and historical interpretation intertwine.

For the curious, believers, and culture enthusiasts

The tour engages people who want to not only see the cathedral but also understand it in its theological and cultural context. It is suitable for all who wish to experience a spiritual community in the rhythm of tour, silence, and contemplation.

On July 30, 2026, visitors can expect an inspiring morning full of discoveries, faith history, and art historical highlights. Anyone who wants to experience Bamberg from its spiritual side should join this tour live.