Attractions in Würzburg

It is the oldest bridge over the Main in Würzburg and was the only one until 1886. The first bridge was built on this site around 1120. The construction of … read more

The historic old town is framed by an almost complete fortification with numerous city gates and towers, the half-timbered house line and the New Town Hall from the 15th century … read more

From the Old Main Bridge you have a majestic view of the Main. Very remarkable is the relatively high flow velocity at this point.

There are already some pearls on the Main in Lower Franconia. If there were a hit list, Ochsenfurt would certainly be at the forefront.

The fortress was built on a mountain tongue on the left side of the Main about 100 meters above the river. The west side is the only flat side of … read more

Who drives on the Main the bike path and then reached Würzburg should just take the time and visit the city. This experience will surely be impressive.

The "jungle path" between Astheim and Kaltenhausen leads through one (almost)
untouched forest. Old-growth trees are criss-cross here.
Branches and creepers make it difficult to wander off the road.
Nature is still here as it has formed over time.

The Tauber Valley Cycle Route is a worthwhile destination. Here the Taubertal bridge at Tauberrettersheim.

The Alte Mainbrücke connects the Maintal-Radweg, at the level of Kleinochsenfurt, with the city of Ochsenfurt (komoot.de/highlight/100257).

The building, which dates back to the Middle Ages, is one of Germany's … read more

The ferry "Schorsch" connects the wine town of Fahr with the district of Eisenheim Kaltenhausen and was first mentioned in documents around 1400. Here you can save yourself by car, … read more

Here in Randersacker we started our tour today

Great city with lots of charm. There are sundials on every corner, a Kneipp facility by the cemetery and delicious food right on the market square. 😊👍

Beautiful church worth visiting. Already on the way up there are several stations that show the way of the cross. Once at the top you can not only look at … read more

In the year 704 Würzburg was first mentioned as "Castellum Virteburch" and in 2004 the 1300-year anniversary was celebrated. Already in the Middle Ages, the city was an important economic, … read more

The Kiliansdom is the largest of 61 churches in Würzburg and the most famous church building in the city. Directly adjacent to the left side since 2003 is the Museum … read more

The Hofgarten belongs to the Würzburg Residence. The beautifully landscaped garden includes an orangery, a kitchen garden and an English garden. Here you can relax and take a break from the hectic everyday life.

More information: residenz-wuerzburg.de/deutsch/garten/geschichte.htm

The construction of the Marienkapelle was begun in 1377 and completed with the tower built around 1480. Originally, a chapel was built at this point for atonement by the citizens. … read more

A bike path like a motorway!
Well developed, great asphalt and every now and then you get stuck in traffic 😎

Super long MTB trail. Good to drive

The Würzburg town hall is not a single complex, but a group of buildings originally different purpose from different times. In 1256, a city council was first mentioned in Würzburg. … read more