Geyerswörth Palace

Description

Geyerswörth Palace is a former prince-bishop's city palace built in 1585-1587. The current appearance dates from the restoration made in 1740s, after the collapse of Renaissance gable on the north side.

Address
Geyerswörthstraße 1, Bamberg, Germany

Established
1585-1587

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