[2025 Wurzburg Attraction] Travel Guide for The Residenz (Updated May)

#CityTrip #GermanyTrip #Wurzburg #WurzburgPalace A sunny day in August Wurzburg Palace was perfect with beautifully bloomed summer flowers, well-groomed lawns, and antique buildings Garden walk art^^ The palace is large and magnificent Unfortunately, photography is not allowed inside Many places were destroyed during World War II and then restored #CityTrip

The most attractive building in the city of Wrzburg is the Wrzburger Residenz, one of Germany's largest and most magnificent Baroque palaces, including palaces, gardens and plazas. The interior of a typical Baroque building is gorgeous Rococo. . Wurzburg's official garden is large and beautiful. It is recommended to take some time to take a photo here. You can also take a panoramic view of the Wrzburg official residence, which is very magnificent. Address: Barthasar-Neumann-Promenade Route: Walk or take the bus from the train station 12 14, 20, 28 to Mainfranken-Theater station Time: 4 to October 9

【Würzburg 3-Day, 2-Night Romantic Getaway】A Hidden Gem in Bavaria, Germany! Slow Living with Wine, Castles, and the Main River Hey, fellow travel enthusiasts! I just got back from Germany and can't wait to share this seriously underrated fairytale town with you—Würzburg! 🍷 As the starting point of the Romantic Road, it not only boasts the World Heritage Site Residenz Palace, but also super delicious Franconian wine. The key is that it's less crowded, has beautiful scenery, and reasonable prices! Follow my freshly baked guide to explore this riverside gem~ 🚗【Transportation Guide】 ✈️ Airplane: It is recommended to fly to Frankfurt Airport (1.5 hours by direct train) 🚂 Train: About 1–2 hours from Munich/Frankfurt 🚶 City: The old city can be explored on foot 🚲 Recommendation: Rent a bicycle and cycle along the Main River for a super pleasant experience 🏰【DAY 1: Encounter with Palaces and Vineyards】 🕙10:00 Würzburg Residence Germany's largest Baroque palace! A must-see is the world's largest ceiling fresco. The symmetrical aesthetics of the back garden will cure your obsessive-compulsive disorder~ The garden is super fragrant in September during the grape harvest season. 🕑2:00 PM Old Main Bridge "Würzburg's Charles Bridge"! The 12 statues of saints on the bridge are full of stories. Buying a glass of local wine at the bridgehead and strolling around while drinking is the right way to experience it. 🍷6:00 PM Vineyard Sunset It is recommended to go to the vineyard at the foot of Marienberg Fortress. September is the harvest season, so you can participate in the picking experience! The sunset view from the top of the mountain is breathtaking. 🍴 Food Recommendations: ▪️Alte Mainmühle (riverside restaurant by the bridge, must-order rainbow trout) ▪️Juliusspital Winery (300-year-old wine cellar) 🌈【DAY 2: Fairytale Streets and Markets】 🕘9:00 AM Market Square A healing square surrounded by colorful houses! The farmer's market on Saturday morning is great for strolling around. It is recommended to buy local specialty smoked sausages and handmade cheese. 🕛12:00 PM Neumünster Church The green dome is super eye-catching! The tomb of Saint Kilian in the underground is full of mystery, and a light art exhibition has recently been added. 🕒3:00 PM Little Venice Colorful boathouses on the banks of the Main River! Taking a boat tour is super romantic (EUR 10/person). A river lantern festival will be held here in September. 🍻 Dinner Recommendations: ▪️Würzburger Hofbräu (try the local beer) ▪️Backöfele (medieval cellar restaurant) 🌉【DAY 3: Secret Realms and Panoramic Views】 🕗8:00 AM Marienberg Fortress It's worth the 20-minute hike to the top! 360-degree panoramic view, the Prince's Garden inside the castle is a hidden photo spot. 🕐1:00 PM Court Garden The "back garden" of the Residenz Palace! Fountains, sculptures, and maze-like hedges—bring a book and you can relax for an afternoon. 🕠5:00 PM Würzburg Cathedral The twin-towered red sandstone building is super stunning! You can see a panoramic view of the city from the top, and the evening bells are super healing. 🔥【Top 5 Must-Play List】 1️⃣ Würzburg Residence (the pinnacle of luxurious Baroque) 2️⃣ Old Main Bridge (perfect match of wine + sunset) 3️⃣ Marienberg Fortress (king of panoramic views) 4️⃣ Market Square (the most local atmosphere) 5️⃣ Little Venice (colorful boathouses are super healing) 💡【Precautions】 ▪️The temperature difference is large in September, so bring a jacket 🧥 ▪️Prepare some cash (some small shops do not accept cards) 💰 ▪️Wine can be checked in, but there is a weight limit 🍷 ▪️Most shops are closed on Sundays ⌚️ ▪️Dress appropriately when visiting churches 🤵 Sitting by the Old Main Bridge, drinking local Silvaner white wine, and watching the sunset dye the Main River golden, I suddenly understood what "German romance" is. I already miss that mellow Franconian wine!

Würzburg is the central city of the Franconia region in northern Bavaria. It is also known as the gateway to the Romantic Road, and is known for its beautiful Baroque architecture and renowned wine culture. It is a city full of historical attractions, even among Germany's best, and you can enjoy the atmosphere while walking around at a leisurely pace. Würzburg Bishop's Palace: A magnificent palace that is a World Heritage Site If you visit Würzburg, you cannot miss the Würzburg Bishop's Palace (Residenz). This palace, considered a masterpiece of Baroque architecture and registered as a World Heritage Site, was built as a bishop's palace in the 18th century. When you step inside, the first thing that catches your eye is the Great Staircase Hall, which is painted with one of the world's largest frescoes. The magnificent paintings that cover the ceiling symbolize the splendor of the palace. There are also rooms with magnificent decorations such as the Hall of Mirrors and the White Hall, where you can feel the luxury of European court culture. Alte Mainbrücke: A spectacular view from a historic bridge The Alte Mainbrücke (Old Main Bridge) spans the Main River that runs through the city of Würzburg. This bridge, lined with statues of 12 saints, has an atmosphere similar to that of Charles Bridge in Prague. From here, you can see the beautiful cityscape along the river and the fortress on the hill, and the view is especially romantic at dusk. It is a popular spot for locals, and you can see people enjoying the view from the bridge with a glass of Franken wine in hand. Relaxing with a glass of wine is the Würzburg way to enjoy life. Enjoy Franken wine and local cuisine Würzburg is the center of the Franconia region, a famous wine-producing region in Germany. It is particularly famous for its white wine in a unique round bottle called "Bocksbeutel". Be sure to try Würzburg white wine at a local restaurant or wine cellar. I recommend the riverside wine bar Würzburger Brücksuppe. It was a great time to enjoy the German regional dishes Schweinebraten (roasted pork) and Weisswurst (white sausage) while enjoying local wine in an open atmosphere. Summary Würzburg is a beautiful city where historical architecture and wine culture come together. This city, where you can enjoy world heritage palaces, historic bridges, and authentic Franken wine, is also a perfect starting point for a trip along the Romantic Road. If you want to experience a German atmosphere, be sure to visit Würzburg! #Würzburg #GermanyTrip #WorldHeritage #WürzburgBishop'sPalace #FrankenWine #RomanticRoad #AlteMainBridge #GourmetTrip #Spring0YenTrip

Sisters! 15-day trip to Europe, super detailed guide is here! From a trout feast at Lake Titisee, to a chic lunch at the salt mine, to a German pork knuckle meal that satisfies your taste buds. Don’t miss this Rhine River cruise to follow the footsteps of Grimm’s Fairy Tales. You will also explore the thousand-year-old charm of the old town of Regensburg and take a peek at the automotive legend of the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart. Collect it now! -------- Tour route: Day 1: Departure Arrive at Frankfurt Airport and head to your hotel to rest and prepare for your exciting trip to Germany. Day 2-4: Visit Frankfurt, Rüdesheim, etc., experience Würzburg Palace and Rhine River cruise, visit Stuttgart Mercedes-Benz Museum, and taste Titisee trout specialties. Day 5-7: Visit Neuschwanstein Castle, taste Munich pork knuckle meal, tour King's Lake and Berchtesgaden Salt Mine, and visit the World Cultural Heritage Old Town of Regensburg. Day 8-10: Visit Dresden and Berlin, visit the Green Vault, explore Sanssouci Palace, and experience the charm of Hamburg. Days 11-13: Follow in the footsteps of Grimm’s Fairy Tales with a visit to Bremen and Hameln, a visit to Alsfeld, Little Red Riding Hood’s hometown, and finally Cologne and Bonn. Day 14: After visiting the Main River, Roman Forum and other attractions in Frankfurt, take a flight back home. Day 15: Arrive in Beijing, ending the unforgettable trip to Germany. -------- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞💳 Keep your phone cards and credit cards ready so you can get in touch at any time and shop without worries. 🔌📖 You must bring a plug converter and ID, which are essential when traveling abroad. 👗👔 According to the European climate in March, please bring appropriate clothing for a more comfortable trip. Don’t forget your visa! 🛂 -------- Travel Europe with a tour group, enjoy your trip with ease and without regrets! I hope this journey will become an unforgettable memory in your heart~🌍✨

I came to the Residenz in Wurzburg, Germany. This is the starting point of the Romantic Road. This palace is the highlight of the tour. As you walk around, you will find plenty to see, including the gorgeous ceiling paintings and the gorgeous rooms decorated with gold. The admission fee is 10 euros. Be careful, as the opening hours are short, from 10:00 to 16:00. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/cAkoRgQj7ZnJ32sm6 #0yentripFebruary2025#Germany #Wurzburg

Hey guys! Here's a guide for an 8-day tour of Germany, taking you on a journey along the Romantic Road, with classic and niche experiences you can't miss. Save it now! -- 🚩Route suggestion: Explore Germany in depth and enjoy the beauty of history and nature🌳 Day 1️⃣: Arrive in Frankfurt, enjoy professional airport transfer service, and start your journey in Germany. Day 2️⃣: Frankfurt Cathedral -> Römer -> Würzburg Residence Visit the spiritual landmark of Frankfurt, the Cathedral, stroll through the historic Römer, and then head to the spectacular Würzburg Residence to experience the historical heritage of Germany. Day 3️⃣: Rothenburg Old Town -> Nördlingen Wander through the medieval streets of Rothenburg Old Town, and then head to the mysterious meteorite crater town of Nördlingen to experience a different German style. Day 4️⃣: St. George's Church -> Augsburg Town Hall Square Visit the solemn St. George's Church, then stroll to Augsburg Town Hall Square to experience the political and cultural center of the city. Day 5️⃣: Neuschwanstein Castle Spend the whole day visiting the fairytale-like Neuschwanstein Castle, a castle full of romance and mystery. Day 6️⃣: New Town Hall -> Old Town Hall -> Munich Residenz -> BMW Museum Explore Munich in depth, from the New Town Hall to the historic Old Town Hall, and then visit the Munich Residenz to experience the political changes of the city. Finally, head to the BMW Museum to appreciate the exquisite German craftsmanship. Day 7️⃣: Königssee Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Königssee and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature. Day 8️⃣: Leave Munich and end your wonderful journey in Germany, with professional airport transfer service to ensure your safety and comfort. -- Tips for your trip: 💶Learn about the prices of local specialties in advance to avoid impulse buying. ⏰Pay attention to the time difference. Germany is 6 hours behind Beijing time. 🍽️Try local delicacies, such as pork knuckles, sausages, German beer, etc. 🚗Check the transportation in advance to ensure a smooth arrival at your destination. 🔌Bring a power adapter just in case. -- May every step of your journey in Germany be full of surprises and joy, and enjoy the European style!🌟

"Comparable" | Würzburg, Germany I feel happy here. A city that rivals the sun The bustling old bridge and the flowing river Sunflower-red roof Clouds are flying and vines are growing Different people drinking I fell asleep on the other side of them In the stone fortress Building a medieval dream ⛪~Würzburg, Germany~ Würzburg is located in Bavaria, Germany, and its history can be traced back to the Celtic settlement period in 1000 BC. In the Middle Ages, it was ruled by bishops and was the intersection of religious and secular power. The city was severely bombed during World War II, but was quickly rebuilt after the war and its beauty was restored. Standing on the Festung Marienberg overlooking the Main River and the city is one of the most representative landscapes of Würzburg. The history of the fortress can be traced back to 706 AD. It was once the residence of bishops and an important military defense town. The Old Bridge (Alte Mainbrücke) in Würzburg is the most lively place in the entire city. It was built between 1473 and 1543 and connects the two banks of the Main River. The bridge is decorated with many Baroque statues. Local residents and tourists like to stand on the bridge, drink a glass of local wine, chat and enjoy the scenery on both sides of the river. Würzburg Cathedral (Würzburger Dom) is an important Romanesque building in Germany. It was built in 1040 and combines medieval and Baroque styles, showcasing the splendor of religious art. The magnificent Würzburg Palace (Würzburger Residenz) is one of the masterpieces of European Baroque architecture and was built in the 18th century. The ceiling painting inside the palace is one of the largest single murals in the world and is breathtaking. On the way back to the train station, you will see a magical double-spired church - St. Johanniskirche, which was built in the 12th century and is famous for its perfect fusion of Romanesque and Gothic styles. 📍Address: Würzburg, Germany 📍Transportation: Take the train to Würzburg Main Station 📍Route: Main Train Station➡️Arch Cathedral➡️Old Bridge➡️Marienburg Fortress➡️Würzburg Palace➡️St. John's Church➡️Main Train Station, the whole journey takes 3-5 hours 📍Photography: Choose a sunny day to climb the Marienburg Fortress to overlook the entire city. It is better in the morning and evening when the light is soft. You can choose to shoot with a telephoto lens

The Würzburg Residence, located in the state of Bavaria, Germany, is situated in the city center. This massive Baroque-style building was destroyed during World War II and later restored. Originally a bishop's residence, it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981. It's impressive how the Germans have managed to restore these old heritages, which would have been completely lost due to the war. 📍Würzburg Residence Residenzplatz 2, 97070 Würzburg, Bavaria Germany

#ModernArchitecture UNESCO World Heritage Site Wurzburg Palace❤ Beautiful Garden! It is a building from the 1700s, but it is a cultural heritage site that was well restored after being bombed in World War II. The 9 euro admission fee is worth it, there are not many people, and it is fun to look at each one. The garden in the back is also beautiful :-) 📍Wurzburg Residence Residenzplatz 2, 97070 Wurzburg, Bavaria Germany

Compared to the Palace of Versailles or Schönbrunn Palace, it has a more quaint feel. Since it's called a Residence rather than a Palace, it might be more appropriate to refer to it as a mansion. Inside the mansion, you can see various rooms and a variety of artworks :) It was heavily damaged during World War II but has been restored. The garden is very well-maintained and would be a great spot for a picnic :) 📍Würzburg Residence Residenzplatz 2, 97070 Wurzburg, Bavaria Germany

If you visit Würzburg, make sure to check it out. It's visible from anywhere in the city. The well-maintained garden is really beautiful. If you don't have much time, just viewing the exterior is enough. It's splendid and there's a lot to see. I think it's one of the places where you can witness Germany's resilience rising from the ruins of war. 📍Würzburg Residence Residenzplatz 2, 97070 Wurzburg, Bavaria Germany

This Baroque-style Bishop's Palace in Würzburg, Germany⛪️ is a world cultural heritage with a thousand-year history. You can make an appointment for a guided tour. The square and carvings in front of the door are exquisite, the interior has the aesthetics of classical architecture 🏛️, and the paintings on the ceiling are ingenious. After the visit, you can go to the store to buy some souvenirs~ 😃 #德国旅行 This is a historic site worth visiting when traveling to Germany👍

The court church of Würzburg Palace was built in 1732-1733, under the supervision of Prince-Bishop Friedrich Carl von Schönborn. As for the entire residential building, the responsible architect was Johann Balthasar Neumann. He also oversaw the work of the artists and craftsmen who decorated the church. Personnel. Due to its highly artistic interior design and decoration, the Hofkirche of the Würzburg Residence is one of the most perfect religious buildings of the 18th century. With a curved floor plan composed of three elliptical halls and an unusual dome shape, Balthasar Neumann successfully connected each room to form a harmonious and diverse overall space. In the process of doing so, he promoted the development of the fusion of spatial forms, which began in the Baroque period in Italy, led by architects Guarino Guarini and Francesco Borromini, and mediated by the Dientzenhofer family of master builders for Franconia and Bohemia. With the Würzburg Hofkirche and his work in Würzburg, he achieved this. Hiragan and Neureuther's famous late works, Noiman is one of the great church architects of the Baroque period. Apart from the side altars by Lucas von Hildebrandt and the outstanding paintings by Tiepolo, the main artists were the court artists of the Würzburg Palace, namely the sculptor Johann Wolfgang van der Auwera, the painter Rudolf Byss, and the plasterer Antonio Bossi. They created high-quality architectural furniture under the coordinated planning and guidance of Neumann. Especially Bossi's share in overwhelming spatial effects cannot be high. In his studio, he not only made countless gilded stucco decorations and reliefs, but also decorated all white base surfaces with these decorations and reliefs. Still, all the sculpture figures and busts made of white glossy plaster, as well as the gilded plaster capitals and the colored plaster marble covering the columns, beams, and architectural zones were produced.

I went to Würzburg Residence, which is a 10-minute bus ride or a 15-minute walk from Würzburg Central Station. I went on a German public holiday, so I couldn't enter the palace, but the garden right behind it was really nice.ㅎㅎ After you've finished looking around, there's a city bus that leaves for Würzburg Fortress every 30 minutes without transfers, so it's a good idea to take that bus!

The official residence of Wrzburg, also known as the Episcopal Palace, was built between 1720 and 1744 and is the main masterpiece of Baroque in southern Germany and one of the largest castles in Europe. As the first stop of the romantic road, Wrzburg is not very popular. In addition to the need to meet the religious beliefs of the various cathedrals in the city, only the Wrzburg official residence and the Marienberg fortress are really worthy of the sights. Even if you encounter a tour group here, visitors can use the few to sum up, and we have a great experience. We also met the only Chinese compatriots in Wrzburg, two. After entering the palace, you need to store the carry-on package first. The locker needs a coin switch. Please prepare in advance. No photos are allowed in the palace. Entering the palace, you can see the large staircase designed by Neumann. It is located on the 1st floor and the steps are criss-crossed to the 2nd floor. Above the grand staircase is a mural created by Tiepolo in 1750. The size of 667 square meters is still the largest mural in the world and the treasure of the town hall of the Wrzburg mansion. The palace has 350 rooms, and the 40 rooms that are now open are enough for the first time visitors to see it dazzled. If you really want to taste it, you need a whole day. As the first palace we visited in Europe, it was deeply shocked by its sculpt and luxuries. I am used to the solemn atmosphere of the Chinese royal palace. Although the palaces in Europe do not have our layers of courtyards, they are another unique and exquisite. Out of the palace, the court garden on the side gave us a new round of surprises. A well-balanced axisymmetric design with fountains, waterfalls, steps, plants, and tree-lined paths. The Mozart Festival is held here every summer. Tips: It is highly recommended to come to Bavaria to buy their 14-day palace coupon. The Bavarian palace is extremely rich in resources, and the palaces can be visited by ticket and enjoy the full ticket.