Würzburg is the perfect combination of history, culture and quality wine. 
The city is the center of viticulture in Franconia and is famous for its outstanding sights.
High above the banks of the Main River in Würzburg rises the Marienberg Fortress. 
For more than 500 years, it was the seat of various prince-bishops of this German region. 
In 1744, the Episcopal Residence was built and then the princes moved their seat there. 
Here you can see the largest frescoes in the world by the artist Giovanni Battista Tiepo.

The episcopal residence is considered one of the most beautiful baroque palaces in Europe. Würzburg is also home to one of the oldest churches in Germany, built in the 8th century. 
The Neumünster Cathedral, the Marktplatz, the beautiful Rococo Falcon House, 
the magnificent Gothic Marienkapel, the old bridge with its baroque statues of saints... 
The magnificent views can be perfectly paired with the famous local fine Riesling. 
This wine is like a visiting card of Würzburg.