Würzburg Holidays

This medieval stone bridge offers panoramic views of Würzburg's skyline and the Marienberg Fortress. Join locals for the cherished tradition of enjoying Franconian wine at sunset while street musicians perform.

Dominating Würzburg's skyline, this Romanesque cathedral features exquisite Riemenschneider sculptures and Neumann's Schönborn Chapel. Explore the serene interior with its stunning frescoes and stained glass.

This imposing hilltop fortress housed prince-bishops for centuries, blending medieval fortifications with Renaissance elegance. Explore the Marienkirche and Museum für Franken while enjoying panoramic Würzburg views.

The Würzburg Residence showcases Europe's largest ceiling fresco amid lavish Baroque interiors and ornate stuccowork. Wander through the grand staircase and Court Gardens to experience 18th-century royal splendour.

The Falkenhaus dazzles with its exquisite Rococo facade, considered one of southern Germany's finest. Inside this Würzburg landmark, visitors find the city's Tourist Information Centre and a municipal library.

Founded in 1402, this historic university is where Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered X-rays in 1895. Explore the Röntgen exhibit with original equipment and find serenity in the botanical garden.

Neumünster Church honours three martyred Franconian apostles with its stunning Baroque façade and intricate stucco work. Visit the peaceful Lusamgärtlein garden and St. Kilian's tomb in the historic crypt.

The Congress Centrum Würzburg offers versatile event spaces with panoramic views of Marienberg Fortress and the Main. Enjoy cultural gatherings in its light-filled halls or admire its modern architecture.