Würzburg is located in the northwestern part of the federal state of Bavaria and is famous for its architecture and wines, and the Würzburg residence is today one of the best baroque buildings in Germany and recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site

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How to get to Würzburg

By train from Frankfurt (cost 24 EUR) , travel time 1 h 30 min), Bamberg (15.5 EUR, 1 h 30 min), Nuremberg (20 EUR, 1 h) and Rothenburg ob der Tauber (10 EUR, 1 h).

Nearest airports are located in Frankfurt, Nuremberg and Munich, then by train to Würzburg about an hour

Würzburg is located on the River Main, which flows into the Rhine and connects to the Danube via a canal, making Würzburg part of the trans-European waterways between the North and the Black Seas.

By car

From Cologne via the A3 motorway through Frankfurt and Nuremberg towards Austria. From Hanover to A7 through Goettingen in direction to Ulm, or along A81 to Stuttgart. From Munich to Würzburg 3 hours by car.

Transport

City is better to visit on foot, or take buses and trams for 1, 1 EUR for a short trip or 2 EUR for a long trip. Travel for a day will cost 4 EUR. Bicycles can be rented at the rental office near Fahrrad station for 8 EUR per day

Shopping

The main shopping streets of the city are Domstrasse and Schönbornstrasse. Small exclusive shops are located on Juliuspromenade. Wertheim Village Outlet Center is located 40 km from Würzburg

Entertainments, excursions and attractions in Würzburg

The Marienberg Fortress is a castle on a hill, to which the Old Bridge over the River Main runs, built in 1473-1543. and replaced the Romanesque bridge of 1313. The fortress is one of the main attractions of Würzburg and now it houses two museums: Maine Franconia and Fürstenbau

Würzburg residence is an architectural complex built in 1719-1744. in the Baroque style by Balthazar Neumann, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Also noteworthy is the Hofkirche church, whose altars were painted by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, and the Kappele Church, a small chapel designed by Balthazar Neiman in Baroque / Rococo style. The Baroque chapel of Schonborn, which is the side-chapel of the Würzburg cathedral, is built of artificial human skulls and bones, while the cathedral itself is considered one of the largest Romanesque cathedrals in Germany and is dedicated to St. Kilian.

In addition, there are several beautiful baroque churches in Würzburg - Stift Haug, St. Michael, St. Stephan and St. Peter. Church Stift Haug 1670-1691 years. is the first baroque church built in Franconia and the most famous building of the Italian architect Antonio Petrini. And art lovers should visit the museum im Kulturspeicher Wurzburg.

Events

In Würzburg, the Würzburger Weinfest Wine Fair and one of the largest African Festival of African Culture, as well as the Mozartfest and Kiliani Volksfest Festival take place during the year. Würzburg Photo (8)