Kettenbrücke Bamberg – Luitpoldhain Park Path loop from Bamberg

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Kettenbrücke Bamberg – Luitpoldhain Park Path loop from Bamberg

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Kettenbrücke Bamberg – Luitpoldhain Park Path loop from Bamberg

01:37

6.33km

20m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

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1.20 km

🍺 Bierothek Bamberg

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In the middle of the historic city center of the beer town of Bamberg, of course, one thing should not be missing - a specialist shop for specialty beers from Franconia, Germany and the world.

bierothek.de/stores/bamberg

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1.28 km

Kettenbrücke Bamberg

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The chain bridge was completed in 2010 after 22 months of construction. Looking south, you can see the Luitpold Bridge, looking north, you can see the Löwenbrücke.

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1.59 km

Luitpold Bridge 🌉 Main-Danube Canal

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The Luitpold Bridge in Bamberg is an inner-city road bridge over the Main-Danube Canal, it was built in 2005/06 to replace a previous bridge. The 101 meter long and 21.2 …

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2.44 km

Main-Danube Canal

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3.62 km

Luitpoldhain Park Path

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Located on the sunny side of the shore, there is a green area, a playground and a popular kiosk. Accordingly, quite well attended!

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3.69 km

Kunni Kiosk at Adenauerufer

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Here you can get, for example, snacks, coffee and muffins, draft beer and ice cream - everything to satisfy the hunger pangs

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4.65 km

Church of the Redeemer, Bamberg

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The Church of the Redeemer is an Evangelical Lutheran church in Bamberg's city center on the right bank of the Main-Danube Canal. Built between 1930 and 1933, it was destroyed …

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