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The towers of the cathedral, which are visible from far, the Marien Chapel, Neumünster and Käppele, along with the old bridge on the Main and the Marienberg Fortress lend the characteristic look to the city. And artists such as Tilman Riemenschneider, Balthasar Neumann and Giovanni Battista Tiepolo have left their mark everywhere with their works.
The highlight is the residence of the princely bishop, the "castle of all castles". Balthasar Neumann, the architect and genius of the baroque era, created this excellent construction in the 18th century, which is listed today as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
moreTake our partner City Tour's train through Würzburg and find out more about its history and its Old Town. During this enjoyable trip you will get a good look at the magnificent Residence palace and the Cathedral, and ride along the Main river with a view of the Marienberg Fortress, all the while discovering amusing and topical information about the city and its highlights from several centuries of history.
moreOn this ramble or bicycle ride through Würzburg's old city, you get to see sights that bear testimony to the richly varied history of the city.
Duration: approximately 1.5 hours
Meeting point and registration: Tourist Information/Falkenhaus am Markt, Telephone +49 (0) 931 372-398
The Residence Palace - "The Castle above all Castles" - is one of Europe's most renowned baroque castles and it is registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. It was built by Balthasar Neumann and includes a much acclaimed staircase with awe inspiring frescos by the Venetian artist Tiepolo.
more30th June to 16th July 2023
Grilled fish kebabs, festival beer, bratwurst sausages, candy floss: the largest funfair in Lower Franconia opens with a parade in local traditional costume (Tracht). It offers over two weeks of pure enjoyment, with numerous rides and two beer tents. Event location: Talavera.
31st August to 10th September 2023
This wine festival came into being in 2002 and was inspired by the idea of only showcasing wines from Würzburg wineries, serving wines of all quality levels, including ice wine from grapes frozen naturally on the vine, not just in standard glasses but also in 100 ml taster glasses. This unusually high level of quality for a wine festival is matched by gastronomy of an equal standard.