When does the Dom.Treasure.Cloister tour take place?

The tour begins on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at 10:30 AM.

How long does the tour last?

The public tour lasts approximately 90 minutes.

What is the cost of participation?

The regular price including museum admission is €12. Reduced tickets cost €9, and with the BambergCard or Domberg ticket €5. Children up to 18 years have free admission.

Which sights will be visited?

The tour takes you through Bamberg Cathedral, the medieval cloister, and the diocesan museum. Highlights include the Bamberg Rider, the imperial tomb, the star mantle, the vestments of Pope Clement II, and an Ottonian cross.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is located in the foyer or at the ticket desk of the diocesan museum at Domplatz 5 in Bamberg.

What is the size of the group?

The maximum number of participants for the public tour is 20 people.

Discover Bamberg: Experience the Cathedral, Treasure, and Cloister in a Fascinating Tour

Name: Public Tour Dom.Treasure. Cloister
Start: 2026-10-07T10:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-07T12:00:00+02:00
Location: Bamberger Dom und Diözesanmuseum

Dom.Treasure.Cloister: Discover Bamberg's Art and Faith History

A 90-minute city tour through the Bamberg Cathedral, the medieval cloister, and the diocesan museum offers impressive insights into European art history, sacred cultural heritage, and the local history of Bamberg. On October 7, 2026, the tour will lead to significant testimonies from Romanesque, Gothic, and medieval times.

Architecture between Imperial Era and Middle Ages

The Bamberg Cathedral traces back to the canonized imperial couple Henry and Kunigunde. After several fires, the current structure was built between 1200 and 1237. Its clear design language, Romanesque and Gothic elements, as well as the serene atmosphere, make the cathedral a special place of cultural and faith history.

Famous Works of Art of European Rank

The tour focuses on outstanding sculptures and artworks. The nameless Bamberg Rider is among the most famous medieval equestrian statues in Europe. The imperial tomb of Henry II and Kunigunde is by Tilman Riemenschneider, while the Marian altar is associated with Veit Stoss. French influences shape numerous details of medieval art in the cathedral.

Through the Cloister to the Diocesan Museum

The path through the Gothic cloister leads to the diocesan museum. There, visitors encounter high-quality sculptures and precious liturgical textiles. Highlights include the 11th-century star mantle, the vestments of Pope Clement II, and the largest preserved Ottonian cross. History becomes tangible cultural heritage here.

A Concentrated Discovery Experience in Bamberg

The tour combines historical contexts, architectural observation, and religious culture into a varied visit. With a maximum of 20 people, there is room for an illustrative presentation of the sights and personal impressions in the cathedral, cloister, and museum.

Look forward to a cultural enrichment with tranquil interiors, precious artworks, and exciting stories spanning over a millennium. Secure your spot for the public tour Dom.Treasure.Cloister and experience Bamberg's cultural heritage up close.