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Half-timbered houses

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Half-timbered houses (in German: Fachwerkhaus) have exposed wood framings utilising heavy timbers jointed via pegged mortise and tenon joints. The spaces between the wooden timbers are filled with plaster, brick, or stone. In the historical centre of Bamberg there are several of such houses.
01 Alley with half-timbered houses 02 Alley with half-timbered houses 03 Alley with half-timbered houses 04 Emblem on half-timbered house 05 Half-timbered house 06 Half-timbered house
01 Alley with half-timbered houses
02 Alley with half-timbered houses
03 Alley with half-timbered houses
04 Emblem on half-timbered house
05 Half-timbered house
06 Half-timbered house
07 Half-timbered house 08 Half-timbered house
07 Half-timbered house
08 Half-timbered house
Other Bamberg galleries:  Old town hall  ▪  Cathedral  ▪  Neue Residenz and Domplatz  ▪  Churches  ▪  City centre  ▪  Regnitz river
Categories:  Historic centres  ▪  Half-timbered architecture
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