How long does the city tour last?

The tour lasts about 90 minutes and covers the most important highlights of Amberg's old town.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is the Tourist Information Amberg, Hallplatz 2, 92224 Amberg. Please arrive 10 minutes before the start.

How much does a ticket cost?

Adults pay 8 euros, reduced 6 euros, children up to 5 years free. Family tickets are available.

What sights will be shown?

Depending on the route, you will see among others the city walls and city gates, the Stadtbrille, the town hall, St. Martin church, and the Elector's Palace.

How large are the groups?

Public tours take place in manageable groups. For booked groups, the guideline is a maximum of 25 people.

Are there parking facilities and public transport?

Parking spaces are available in the old town; the city of Amberg provides information under Parking. The Hallplatz is central and easily accessible.

Discover Amberg on a City Tour: Experience History, City Walls, Gates, Stadtbrille

Name: A Stroll Through the History of Amberg: Historical City Tour
Start: 2026-09-19T12:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-19T14:00:00+02:00
Location: Tourist-Information Amberg

Time Travel in Amberg: 1000 Years of History in a Compact City Walk

This historical city tour through the old town of Amberg offers an intense discovery experience: In about 90 minutes, you will experience local history, architectural highlights, and authentic atmosphere – expertly guided by certified tour guides from the tourist information center.

Touch the Middle Ages: Walls, Gates, Squares

From the Hallplatz, the city tour leads to notable sights of the city of Vils: nearly completely preserved city walls, mighty city gates, and historical squares. The vivid narratives make cultural heritage tangible and link architecture with lively city stories.

Icons of the Old Town: Town Hall, St. Martin, New Palace

Gothic Town Hall, the St. Martin church with its distinctive tower, and the Elector's Palace illustrate the epochs of Amberg. Architectural details, urban development, and historical contexts are explained on-site in an understandable manner – a cultural enrichment for curious explorers.

Landmarks by the Water: The Stadtbrille

On the banks of the Vils, the famous building reveals itself, whose reflection in the water looks like a pair of glasses. This symbol of Amberg connects city fortification, engineering, and urban myth – a perfect photo moment during your city tour.

Conveniently Planned: Compact, Informed, Personal

The city tour is ideal as an introduction to Amberg: short distances, dense highlights, and knowledgeable guides. Small groups create closeness to the sights and invite questions – the best conditions for a city tour with depth.

Conclusion: Visitors can expect a well-founded, entertaining city tour with genuine Aha moments – history to touch, atmospheric images of the old town, and local insider knowledge. Secure your date now and see Amberg with new eyes.