Attractions
Würzburg Residence
Address: Residenzpl. 2, 97070 Würzburg, Germany .The Würzburg Residence is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a masterpiece of Baroque architecture. Its most famous feature is the grand staircase with the world’s largest continuous ceiling fresco, painted by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. The beautiful Court Garden is also worth a visit.
Marienberg Fortress
Address: Marienberg, 97082 Würzburg, Germany .https://www.schloesser.bayern.de/deutsch/schloss/objekte/wu_fest.htm
Overlooking the city, Marienberg Fortress was once the residence of the prince-bishops of Würzburg. Today, it offers fascinating historical insights and a breathtaking panoramic view of the city and the Main River valley.
Old Main Bridge
Address: Alte Mainbrücke, Alte Mainbrücke, 97070 Würzburg, Germany .https://www.wuerzburg.de/tourismus/wuerzburg-entdecken/sehenswuerdigkeiten/alte-mainbruecke
The Old Main Bridge is one of Würzburg’s landmarks. Lined with impressive statues of saints, it connects the historic city center with Marienberg Fortress. A popular tradition is the "Brückenschoppen," where visitors enjoy a glass of Franconian wine while admiring the river view.
Käppele Pilgrimage Church
Address: Spittelbergweg 21, 97082 Würzburg-Steinbachtal, Germany .https://kaeppele-wuerzburg.de/
The Käppele is a Rococo-style pilgrimage church designed by Balthasar Neumann, beautifully located on a hill above the city. The path leading up to it features a Way of the Cross with 14 stations and offers a fantastic panoramic view.
St. Kilian Cathedral
Address: Domstraße 40, 97070 Würzburg-Altstadt, Germany .Würzburg Cathedral is the fourth-largest Romanesque church in Germany, boasting over 1,000 years of history. Inside, visitors can admire impressive artworks, including masterpieces by sculptor Tilman Riemenschneider.
Wertheim Village
Address: Wertheim Village, Almosenberg, 97877 Wertheim am Main, Germany .An open-air outlet center designed like a village, featuring over 100 stores of popular brands.
Japanese Garden "Ohmi-no-niwa"
Address: Höchberger Str. 10, 97082 Würzburg .https://www.wuerzburg.de/22443
A peaceful garden that represents a miniature version of the landscape around Ōtsu, Würzburg’s sister city.
Würzburg Forest Discovery Trail in the Guttenberg Forest
Address: Guttenberger Str., 97234 Reichenberg, Germany .A nature trail with 12 interactive stations inviting visitors to experience the forest with all their senses.
Wildpark Bad Mergentheim
Address: Wildpark 1, 97980 Bad Mergentheim, Germany .A 35-hectare wildlife park offering guided tours and live feeding demonstrations by animal keepers.
Zobel Castle Giebelstadt
Address: Mergentheimer Str. 2, 97232 Giebelstadt, Germany .A historic castle in Giebelstadt featuring a crypt, courtyard, and chapel.
Wachtelland
Address: Werner-Hoos-Straße 1, 97957 Wittighausen, Germany .– PARADISE FOR QUAIL AND CHICKEN LOVERS!
Whether you're looking for quail or chickens, feed, kitchen accessories, or gourmet treats – you'll find everything here to make a quail and chicken lover's heart beat faster. Of course, we also offer helpful tips on keeping and caring for your birds.
Quail Land Gourmet Manufactory: Try our delicious cakes or let yourself be surprised by our special quail egg pasta. There's something for everyone – handmade with love. And that's not all: In the future, our outdoor area will be even more beautiful – look forward to animal encounters with our alpacas, miniature donkeys, meerkats, and many other charming residents – an experience for young and old!
sculptures cycle path
Address: Bahnstraße, Kirchheim-Gaubüttelbrunn, Germany .https://www.landkreis-wuerzburg.de/php?object=tx,2680.5&ModID=7&FID=2680.25624.1&NavID=2680.416&La=1
The "Sculptures Along the Cycle Path – Art in the Landscape" cycle route now offers cyclists an art experience. In a scenic setting, the 77-km-long sculpture cycle path connects the region's tourist destinations on two "wings," creating a unique art and nature experience. The route itself becomes an original exhibition of contemporary sculptures and installations. This cycle path derives its special appeal from the 18 sculptures created by artists and installed along the route. Information panels highlight the region's cultural treasures and help cyclists enjoy a truly unique experience.
Würzburg Residence The Würzburg Residence is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a masterpiece of Baroque architecture. Its most famous feature is the grand staircase with the world’s largest continuous ceiling fresco, painted by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. The beautiful Court Garden is also worth a visit.Marienberg Fortress https://www.schloesser.bayern.de/deutsch/schloss/objekte/wu_fest.htmOverlooking the city, Marienberg Fortress was once the residence of the prince-bishops of Würzburg. Today, it offers fascinating historical insights and a breathtaking panoramic view of the city and the Main River valley.Old Main Bridge https://www.wuerzburg.de/tourismus/wuerzburg-entdecken/sehenswuerdigkeiten/alte-mainbrueckeThe Old Main Bridge is one of Würzburg’s landmarks. Lined with impressive statues of saints, it connects the historic city center with Marienberg Fortress. A popular tradition is the "Brückenschoppen," where visitors enjoy a glass of Franconian wine while admiring the river view.Käppele Pilgrimage Church https://kaeppele-wuerzburg.de/The Käppele is a Rococo-style pilgrimage church designed by Balthasar Neumann, beautifully located on a hill above the city. The path leading up to it features a Way of the Cross with 14 stations and offers a fantastic panoramic view.St. Kilian Cathedral https://www.dom-wuerzburg.de/Würzburg Cathedral is the fourth-largest Romanesque church in Germany, boasting over 1,000 years of history. Inside, visitors can admire impressive artworks, including masterpieces by sculptor Tilman Riemenschneider.Wertheim Village An open-air outlet center designed like a village, featuring over 100 stores of popular brands.Japanese Garden "Ohmi-no-niwa" https://www.wuerzburg.de/22443A peaceful garden that represents a miniature version of the landscape around Ōtsu, Würzburg’s sister city.Würzburg Forest Discovery Trail in the Guttenberg Forest A nature trail with 12 interactive stations inviting visitors to experience the forest with all their senses.Wildpark Bad Mergentheim A 35-hectare wildlife park offering guided tours and live feeding demonstrations by animal keepers.Zobel Castle Giebelstadt A historic castle in Giebelstadt featuring a crypt, courtyard, and chapel.Wachtelland – PARADISE FOR QUAIL AND CHICKEN LOVERS!Whether you're looking for quail or chickens, feed, kitchen accessories, or gourmet treats – you'll find everything here to make a quail and chicken lover's heart beat faster. Of course, we also offer helpful tips on keeping and caring for your birds.Quail Land Gourmet Manufactory: Try our delicious cakes or let yourself be surprised by our special quail egg pasta. There's something for everyone – handmade with love. And that's not all: In the future, our outdoor area will be even more beautiful – look forward to animal encounters with our alpacas, miniature donkeys, meerkats, and many other charming residents – an experience for young and old!sculptures cycle path https://www.landkreis-wuerzburg.de/php?object=tx,2680.5&ModID=7&FID=2680.25624.1&NavID=2680.416&La=1The "Sculptures Along the Cycle Path – Art in the Landscape" cycle route now offers cyclists an art experience. In a scenic setting, the 77-km-long sculpture cycle path connects the region's tourist destinations on two "wings," creating a unique art and nature experience. The route itself becomes an original exhibition of contemporary sculptures and installations. This cycle path derives its special appeal from the 18 sculptures created by artists and installed along the route. Information panels highlight the region's cultural treasures and help cyclists enjoy a truly unique experience.

