Visit Würzburg

Although it rained most of the time during our two day stay and it was very cold, we enjoyed a lot visiting the Residence and its garden, the old Main bridge (rather the Mainwein bar at the bridge where we were lucky to get the last free table) and the Rathskeller (Spargel dinner). Still many places remain to see in my next visit.

Valentin Austria

A lovely small city that feels friendly and charming. We happened to be there for Flasching/Carnival, which was quite wild and involved a procession and people dressing up and perhaps a bit of drinking! The next day everything was clean and running normally apart from the occasional late night reveller dressed as a banana making his/her way home on the SBahn. The Residenz and the Castle were well worth the visit. as was the Cathedral/Dom and the old Bridge.

Brian United Kingdom

Interesting city with lots to see including the residence, Marienberg fortress, cathedral and others. Great Christmas markets. Easy to reach by train from Frsnkfurt Airport and easy to travel to other towns snd cities by train from Wurzburg.

Robert United Kingdom

The city is fantastic - historically and vibrant, a lot of younger people everywhere although it was September. Especially in the evening the old bridge is crowded and it was very interesting to join the crowd. After a long sightseeing day this is a great end of the day. The restaurants are full and good food and wine are served everywhere. It is a must to stay in the hotel in the center so you can enjoy the evening walk. And what was a surprise: people are carrying their glasses of wine while walking arround, not only on the old bridge. The restaurants on the banks of the river are especially crowded and booking the table is needed.

Tajda

We love Wurzburg and have been here many times. It is a university town and is busy but is still charming. The town is easily reached by long-distance train from Frankfurt Airport and is well connected to serve as a base for visiting other nearby towns as day trips. There are several hotels reasonably priced within a few minutes walk from the Hauptbahnhof. The Altstadt is within easy walking distance from the Hauptbahnhof, there are plenty of restaurants, great shopping, beautiful churches, the medieval fortress overlooking the city which is surrounded by vineyards, and of course the spectacular Residence (one of the most important baroque palaces in Europe). The city was pretty much destroyed by Allied bombing during WWII. The reconstruction is incredible. The locals are friendly and welcoming. The town is very scenic surrounded by vineyards and on the river. The local wine is excellent! We will return to Wurzburg again.

Christopher United States

Wurzburg is a vibrant town with lots to do from having a vino on the Old Bridge and watching the cruise ships negotiate the lock, to feasting your eyes on the glorious court chapel in the Residence palace, to wine tasting on the river with the locals in Randsacker, to climbing the 250 steps and doing the Stations of the Cross up to the old Kapelle Wallfahrtskirch and as we left, a rock concert was being set up. Something for everyone.

Lesa Australia