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The Käppele, or also: Capuchin Monastery Nikolausberg, can be seen from the Marienberg Fortress and can also be reached in about 2km. The ascent takes place over many old stairs in several "floors" / stations... almost meditatively. There are tall trees, apostle sculptures and benches in the shade on each new floor. The view from the top is beautiful!

The "Käpple" is a beautiful church, just grandiose inside, from the outside you have a great view of Würzburg, the Main Valley and the Marienberg Fortress.

Beautifully landscaped courtyard garden. In the summer, with the residence in the background, a very nice motif. 📸

In the winter months (until the end of March) the Hofgarten is only open until 5 p.m.

At the beginning and end of the bridge, the bridge pints (1/4 liter of wine) are sold to go. It was funny to see how everyone was standing on the left and right of the bridge with their wine glasses. Some even brought tables and chairs 😂. Everything meets here and enjoys the franc 🍷

The courtyard garden of the Würzburg Residence is located on the edge of the baroque city fortifications, which still delimit the area to the east with its massive retaining walls. There are also cone-shaped cut yew trees in the south garden with various sculptures !!

Imposing fortress above Würzburg. 🙂 In the early 8th century, Marienberg, which has been inhabited since the late Bronze Age, was probably home to a fort of the Franconian-Thuringian dukes with a church, which was raised in 741 to become the first Würzburg bishop's church. From 1200 an unusually large castle was built, which was expanded and expanded in the late Middle Ages and Renaissance. The storming of the castle by the Swedes in 1631 in the Thirty Years' War prompted Johann Philipp von Schönborn to surround the Marienberg with a ring of mighty bastions, which significantly characterize the appearance of the castle. In 1945 the fortress burned down almost completely, and reconstruction lasted until 1990. The Marienkirche, whose origins go back to the year 706 AD, the 40 m high keep and the well house with the over 100 m deep cistern are impressive testimonies to the more than 1000-year history of the Marienberg Fortress. The 1,300 square meter princely garden, which was restored in 1937/38 according to plans from the early 18th century, is accessible from the castle courtyard. Source: https://www.schloesser.bayern.de/deutsch/schloss/objects/wu_fest.htm