Our first stop after leaving the Schulzs was Bamberg. Lonely Planet said Bamberg was off the tourist-laden Romantic Road in Bavaria and celebrated "by those in the know." So, most English-speaking tourists are now in the know about Bamberg, and we could see why. It was a great town with a nice cathedral, monastary, pretty buildings, and a river lined with quaint buildings bedecked with flower boxes. There was some sort of music festival going on so we had to endure some songs we weren't too sorry we'd not heard for a while (e.g., Phil Collins "Against All Odds"). It also explains to some extent the crowd in the second photo. This post is mainly pictures of the town. The next post is Eliot
in the town.
Our first stop after leaving the Schulzs was Bamberg. Lonely Planet said Bamberg was off the tourist-laden Romantic Road in Bavaria and celebrated "by those in the know." So, most English-speaking tourists are now in the know about Bamberg, and we could see why. It was a great town with a nice cathedral, monastary, pretty buildings, and a river lined with quaint buildings bedecked with flower boxes. There was some sort of music festival going on so we had to endure some songs we weren't too sorry we'd not heard for a while (e.g., Phil Collins "Against All Odds"). It also explains to some extent the crowd in the second photo. This post is mainly pictures of the town. The next post is Eliot in the town.
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