Berching

Berching straddles the Sulz River in Bavaria, and the valley’s waterways have made transport and engineering central to the town’s character. The Rhine–Main–Danube Canal follows this corridor, while the nearby Ludwig Canal recalls the 19th-century effort to link the Main and Danube river systems. Berching’s compact old town is enclosed by a largely preserved medieval wall punctuated by 13 towers, giving its streets a distinctive historic outline. Within the fortifications, traditional houses and church towers reflect the character of the Upper Palatinate. Discover further points of interest through webcams located across Berching and Bavaria.

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