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View of St. Burkard Church, Marienberg Fortress, and Würzburg from the vineyards

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View of St. Burkard Church, Marienberg Fortress, and Würzburg from the vineyards

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View of St. Burkard Church, Marienberg Fortress, and Würzburg from the vineyards

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    August 26, 2020

    Surrounded by romantic vineyards, you have a great view of the Burkarder Church and the city from here.

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      You can make out the many churches from above!

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        October 23, 2022

        Würzburg is always worth a hike, sights such as Marienberg Fortress, Maschikuliturm, old Main Bridge, Käppele (pilgrimage church of Maria Heimsucht) are all close together.

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          Very nice view surrounded by the vineyards on the Brukharder ⛪.

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            August 20, 2022

            Beautiful church and also from here a very nice view of the castle which lies above the vineyards.

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              October 13, 2022

              First visit the Marienberg Fortress and in the evening enjoy a delicious Riesling on the Historical Bridge... Perfect day in Würzburg

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                October 30, 2019

                Once walked across the grounds and you're on the vineyard

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                  May 1, 2020

                  Once you have walked across the grounds and you are already on the vineyard but the church is also something special

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                    September 12, 2020

                    It is one of the oldest churches in Würzburg - one of my favorite churches - Romanesque and Gothic.

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                      August 18, 2021

                      The church goes back to the Andreas monastery founded by Bishop Burkard in 748. In 986 Bishop Hugo renamed it the Benedictine monastery of St. Burkard and St. Burkard's bones were brought there. After a great fire in 1030, the church was rebuilt at its current location. The oldest, Romanesque area of the church was built by Abbot Willemund from 1033 and on Whit Monday 1042 in the presence of King Heinrich III. consecrated by Bishop Bruno. 1168-80 the portal vestibule ("paradise") was added. Abbot Konrad had the polygonal upper floors of the two eastern towers with the stone tower helmets built around 1250.

                      The church was part of the Benedictine monastery, which was converted in 1464 into the spiritual knight's monastery of St. Burkard. Under Provost Johann von Allendorf, construction of the polygonal east choir with the transept began in the 1490s. Its interior was not furnished until the middle of the 17th century. The former west choir was demolished under Prince Bishop Johann Philipp von Schönborn in the 1660s. The space was needed for new fortification walls and a circulation canal.

                      Source: wuerzburgwiki.de/wiki/Burkarder_Kirche

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                        May 13, 2025

                        Here, you can breathe history. There are many things worth seeing in and around the fortress. ... and the view is fabulous.

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                          Lovely piece to look over Würzburg. Best looking down

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                            Location: Lower Franconia, Bavaria, Germany

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