9 Events in Tomorrow in Bamberg - Events & Activities Tomorrow!

A quiet faith experience in Bamberg Cathedral: Cathedral, Cathedral Treasury, and Cloister in 90 minutes. Art, history, and spirituality touch. #Bamberg #CathedralTreasury

Bamberg's Cathedral treasure awaits you: 90 minutes full of art, faith, and World Heritage in the Cathedral and Cloister. Secure your spots now! #Bamberg

Bamberg's Cathedral up close: The short tour showcases the Bamberg Rider and the Imperial Tomb in just 25 minutes. A strong cultural experience on 12.08.2026 for only €8. #Bamberg #WorldHeritage

End of Work with a View: Rooftop After Work on the Haas Saal Terrace in Bamberg, with drinks, games, and cathedral views. Free entry! #Bamberg #AfterWork

An evening full of wide views in Ebrach: The partial solar eclipse above the treetops combines nature, knowledge, and quiet magic. 12.08.2026, from €16.50. Secure your spot now. #Steigerwald

Liszt in baroque splendor: Csanád Szekrényessy plays in the Marble Hall of Schloss Weissenstein. An evening full of virtuosity, depth, and atmosphere. #Concert

Discover the magical adventure of Merlin and Arthur at the Children's and Youth Theater Bamberg. An exciting story full of imaginative experiences.

Enjoy a reading morning for children aged 4-7 at the Bamberg City Library. Look forward to exciting stories and creative crafting projects.

The cathedral, treasury, and cloister offer outstanding cultural-historical as well as moving religious experiences. In 90 minutes, you will experience highlights of European art history. The cathedral was built by the canonized imperial couple Henry and Kunigunde in the early 11th century, burned down several times, and was rebuilt a second time between 1200 to 1237. The architecture captivates with its clear language of form. The famous and unnamed Bamberg Rider and the sculptures of the cathedral are unparalleled in Germany: the French influences are unmistakable! None other than Tilman Riemenschneider created the imperial tomb, and Veit Stoß carved the altarpiece of Mary. Through the Gothic cloister, you enter the diocesan museum, which is equipped with high-profile sculptures. The world's most significant textiles, such as the 11th-century Star Cloak—a masterpiece of medieval textile art—the preserved vestment of Pope Clement II, as well as the largest surviving Ottonian cross are highlights of our museum. Cathedral. Treasury. Cloister – Exciting. Inspiring. Experienceable.