Dr.-Ingo-Fessmann Prize: Tradition as the key to the old town care!

Dr.-Ingo-Fessmann Prize: Tradition as the key to the old town care!

In Bamberg, a very special piece of city history was recently recognized: The owner of the former “Löwen-Apotheke” in Lugbank 9 received this year's Dr.-Ingo-Fessmann Prize. This award has been awarded by the “Protection Association of Alt-Bamberg” for 20 years and goes to all those who are committed to maintaining historical facade details. The main goal of the price is to draw attention to elements that are often lost in renovations, such as shutters, front doors or even ringing trains that shape the charm of the old town.

The after Dr. Ingo Fessmann named price is endowed with 1000 euros. Fessmann, a lawyer from Berlin with roots in Bamberg, is a passionate supporter of monument protection and wants to do something good for the city. Together with his wife Angelika, he presents the award every year and thus recognizes the personal commitment of people who are committed to the preservation of historical elements. "These are not just nice details, that is part of our identity," explains Fessmann.

the appreciation of a historical heritage

The commitment of Dr. However, Ingo Fessmann goes beyond the award. The lawyer, born in Bamberg in 1941, made a name for himself through his work in various control bodies of cultural foundations. Fessmann studied in Freiburg, Münster and Munich and did her doctorate in 1972. His professional career led him through various stations, including the syndic of the German stage association in Cologne, right up to the lawyer in Berlin.

a sign of monument protection

The Dr. Inngo-Fessmann Prize is not just financial recognition, but an important sign of the importance of monument protection in cities like Bamberg. This award is not only recognized by manual skills, but also promoted emotional connection to his hometown. "There is something when we keep our story," says Fessmann, who has a good hand for the cultural preservation and importance of local identity.

The importance of monument protection and the efforts to integrate historical elements into the current cityscape are a central part of cultural life. After all, it lives much better in a city that has not forgotten its story. If you too can get excited about beautiful, historical heir, visit the website of the Protection community Alt-Bamberg For more information on initiatives and awards.

Ingo Fessmann is a prime example of how individual commitment can reach width. His work is not only recognized, but also contributes to the fact that Bamberg's old town continues to shine in full shine and tells stories that come from the heart of the city.

More details about Fessmann's career can be found on his Wikipedia- page . He is a man with visions who brings his diverse knowledge to preserve artistic and historical heritage.