The city of Würzburg
Almost Mandatory – the Würzburg Highlights …
The UNESCO World Heritage Site the Residence, the medieval fortress Marienberg, the historic town hall building and the Romanesque cathedral “St. Kilian.” From the old bridge “Alte Mainbrücke”, you will enjoy fantastic views of the fortress “Marienberg,” the pilgrimage church “Käppele” and the famous vineyards
UNESCO Heritage Site Residence Palace
The Residence Palace – The “Castle above all Castles”
The Residence Palace is one of Europe’s most renowned baroque castles and it is registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. The castle was built by Balthasar Neumann and includes a much acclaimed staircase with awe inspiring
Fortress Marienberg
The fortress “Marienberg” is the most dominating feature of the city; it towers above it all. Join a tour and learn about its history.
Alte Mainbrücke
From the old bridge “Alte Mainbrücke”, you will enjoy fantastic views of the fortress “Marienberg,” the pilgrimage church “Käppele” and the famous vineyards
Dom St. Kilian
"St. Kilian” is a prime example of the architectural style during the time of the Salian kings. It is the fourth largest Romanesque cathedral in Germany and is home to artifacts from many centuries.
Käppele
The Stations of the Cross leading to this baroque masterpiece of a church (built 1748-1750 by Balthasar Neumann) are worth the trip all by itself. The stairs leading to the church are lined by plane trees and the stations are all pieces of art. The church itself boasts magnificent frescos and stucco works, as well as a miracle hall with...
Marienkapelle, Neumünster
You’ll visit “Marienkapelle”, featuring world renown sandstone sculptures by Riemenschneider.
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