Kloster St Michael

The spire of St. Michel's Monastery is the skyline of Bamberg, which has been around for 400 years, and most legendary is the fact that the top of its church draws nearly 600 different plants, very realistic and special. Today the monastery has become a nursing home, and part of the Franken Beer Museum. The day is particularly beautiful in the monastery garden overlooking the red roof of Bamberg.

St. Michael's Abbey is an important symbol of the Bamberg skyline, located at the commanding height of Bamberg, 400 years old. It is best known for drawing 578 different plants under the top of the church, which is very vivid and realistic. Standing on the platform outside the monastery, overlooking the entire old town of Bamberg, the scenery is very beautiful.

There is a path under the rose garden. We came to St. Michael's Abbey in that path full of wild flowers. We were in a great mood all the way, as if we were on a spring trip. On the path, I saw a silver-haired couple, sitting on a chair and basking in the warm sun and watching the panoramic view of Bamberg. The years were so quiet!

From a small road under the rose garden, you can go directly up. For about ten minutes, the side of the road is full of wild flowers. It is very beautiful and you can also take 910 directly to the gate of the monastery. When you come to Bamberg, you must go to the monastery. Only here, Bamberg's gorgeous red roof has a panoramic view.

This is Bamberg's commanding heights, and it is beautiful to see Bamberg in the Rose Garden, but it is even more beautiful when you move to St. Michael's Abbey and see it again!