The coat shows the sky tent with all the signs of the zodiac embroidered with gold threads on the original purple background. The stars spread radially over the entire cloak, coming from the Christian centre.

Not only Henry II, but also his wife Cunegonde donated valuable items to the diocese: Relics, books and liturgical treasures.
Over the centuries, the cathedral treasure was expanded by various bishops and canons. A further showpiece of the preserved treasure, in addition to the star-shaped mantle, is the magnificent Cathedral Cross, which is solemnly carried through the streets of Bamberg every year during the Corpus Christi procession. Today, the original sculptures of the cathedral portals are also housed in the Diözesanmuseum and can be seen in the cloister.

18. April 2018

Diocesan Museum

The coat shows the sky tent with all the signs of the zodiac embroidered with gold threads on the original purple background. The stars spread radially […]
18. April 2018

Natural History Museum

After the Jesuit school was abolished, the natural history cabinet was refounded in 1803. Dionysius Lindner (1762 to 1838) was in charge of this. In 1822 […]
18. April 2018

Franconian Brewery Museum

Florian Köhler
18. April 2018

House of E.T.A. Hoffmann

Apartment at Schillerplatz The apartment at Schillerplatz extended over two floors at that time. While the living room and kitchen were on the second floor, the […]
18. April 2018

The Gardeners’ and Wine-Growers’ Museum

The museum deals with the existence of wealthy gardeners around 1900 and is housed in a typical old gardener’s house from 1767 in Mittelstraße. The gardener’s […]
18. April 2018

Historical Museum of Bamberg

In addition to the picture gallery, there are also various permanent exhibitions. In the past, for example, one exhibition was dedicated to the significance of the […]
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