Würzburg

Residenz Würzburg (UNESCO)

Residenz: residence of the Prince Bishops (1720-1744): major work of South German Baroque built according to plans by Balthasar Neumann; staircase with self-supporting arched ceiling and splendid ceiling fresco by Giovanni Tiepolo; late Baroque and Rococo staterooms, including the White Room, Imperial Room, Mirror Room; elaborately decorated church (Hofkirche) and Baroque Court Garden; UNESCO World Heritage Monument since 1982.

Residenz Würzburg (UNESCO)
Residenzplatz 2
97070 Würzburg

Highlights along the Romantic Road

Rain

Historic old town of Rain

Historic old town centre: the main street is a unique ensemble of 17th and 18th century patrician housing; the Tilly…
Wertheim

Wertheim Castle

Wertheim Castle Once the seat of the Counts of Wertheim, this castle complex, which originally belonged to the von Staufen…
Peiting

Roman ‘Villa Rustica’

Roman “Villa Rustica” (100 A.D. – Roman country house of antiquity), uncovered remains of the bath building under an all-round…
Rain

Castle and castle garden

Former castle: the official ducal residence of the 15th century still appears, in spite of the loss of its defensive…
Weikersheim

Weikersheim town wall

Town walls, many parts of which are still in good condition (14th century), with ‘Blaue Kappe’ and ‘Gänsturm’ towers, Copyright…