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Würzburg is a city in the state of Bavaria, located along the Main River. It is a city with a rich history, which has been defined not least by the prince-bishops who ruled Würzburg over the centuries. Their buildings can still be enjoyed, even though they had to be rebuilt after World War II, when Allied bombs destroyed virtually all buildings in the center of Würzburg.
There are many interesting sights in the center of Würzburg, which is located in the area around the Marktplatz square. On the Marktplatz itself you can see the rococo house Haus zum Falken and the Marienkapelle church. Close by, you can see the city’s town hall, the Neumünster church and Würzburg’s large Romanesque cathedral, which for centuries was the burial church for the city’s prince-bishops. You can also go to the baroque hospital Juliusspital from the 16th century.
The most famous building in the city is the Würzburger Residenz, which was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1981. The Würzburger Residenz is a large baroque castle that was built in the late 18th century and was the residence of the prince-bishops of the city. The castle is lavishly furnished with magnificent rooms and halls such as the Kaisersaal, Spiegelkabinett, Treppenhaus and Hofkirche. By the castle is the beautiful park, Hofgarten.
It is also beautiful along the river Main, where you can go for a walk and enjoy the view of the bridge Alte Mainbrücke, which was built 1473-1543 as a replacement for an earlier bridge. In the 18th century, statues of saints and historically important people were placed on the bridge. From here you can also see the fortress Marienberg, which is located on the west side of the Main high above Würzburg with a fantastic view of the city.
Nuremberg is a Bavarian city one of Germany’s great cities with a long and interesting history. At the same time, it is also a modern city with an extensive network of pedestrian streets, excellent museums and lovely cafes and restaurants, where you can of course taste the famous Nürnberger Bratwürste sausages.
The river Pegnitz runs through the old town and adds a lovely scenery to the cityscape and the many cozy streets in this district. Above the old city, the impressive imperial castle stands as a symbol of the emperor’s and the city’s high status in the Holy Roman Empire, and the history leaves its distinct mark to this day.
Frankfurt is a fascinating city and a meeting between new and old. It has always been one of Germany’s richest city and a city with great political influence in Germany. It has been a locomotive of German economy and development for centuries as well, and there are so many things to see in both old and modern Frankfurt with all the high-rise office towers.
With its airport and large fairs, Frankfurt is a hub and meeting place for all of Europe and much of the world, and the international atmosphere of the modern city with its many fine museums and cultural offerings makes visiting here very exciting and with sights in and around the city center.
Würzburg, Germany
Overview of Würzburg
Würzburg is a city in the state of Bavaria, located along the Main River. It is a city with a rich history, which has been defined not least by the prince-bishops who ruled Würzburg over the centuries. Their buildings can still be enjoyed, even though they had to be rebuilt after World War II, when Allied bombs destroyed virtually all buildings in the center of Würzburg.
There are many interesting sights in the center of Würzburg, which is located in the area around the Marktplatz square. On the Marktplatz itself you can see the rococo house Haus zum Falken and the Marienkapelle church. Close by, you can see the city’s town hall, the Neumünster church and Würzburg’s large Romanesque cathedral, which for centuries was the burial church for the city’s prince-bishops. You can also go to the baroque hospital Juliusspital from the 16th century.
The most famous building in the city is the Würzburger Residenz, which was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1981. The Würzburger Residenz is a large baroque castle that was built in the late 18th century and was the residence of the prince-bishops of the city. The castle is lavishly furnished with magnificent rooms and halls such as the Kaisersaal, Spiegelkabinett, Treppenhaus and Hofkirche. By the castle is the beautiful park, Hofgarten.
About the Würzburg travel guide
Contents: Tours in the city + tours in the surrounding area
Published: Released soon
Author: Stig Albeck
Publisher: Vamados.com
Language: English
About the travel guide
The Würzburg travel guide gives you an overview of the sights and activities of the German city. Read about top sights and other sights, and get a tour guide with tour suggestions and detailed descriptions of all the city’s most important churches, monuments, mansions, museums, etc.
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