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This castle is a must visit, the ceiling paintings are amazing and the historical tour is fascinating. Cost us less than 20 eoru for 5 people.
While cruising the Main River, our Viking Longship Vili docked in Wurzburg, known for lavish baroque and rococo architecture. One of Germany’s largest and most ornate palaces and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, we visited the 18th-century Bishop's Residenz Palace, with ornate rooms, a huge...More
Amazing palace of the prince-bishops. World Heritage site. The rooms are spectacular and one-of-a-kind. The chapel is incredibly beautiful. Only the Cappella Sansevero in Naples exceeds this one in beauty. Take the english guided tour if you can as there are certain rooms - mirror...More
Unesco world Heritage! Huge. Wine-tour in basement recommended. Nearly downtown of fabulous legendary great Würzburg...
We didn’t do a tour of the building (not my sort of thing) but the gardens are free and are well worth 20 - 40 mins of your time. Entrance to the garden is free and would be especially nice at the height of summer...More
One of the joys of cruising down the Rhine is the number of majestic Residenz - former homes of the Prince Archbishops and if you get your tour company right admission to all these places, plus transport to them is included.There is now quite a...More
The Residennz of Würzburg was buid by the architect Balthasar Neumann and financed by the archbishop. Napoleaon said it is the most beautiful "priest house" of Europe - with beatuiful English garden! Entry to the Residenz itself is not cheap.
It was beautiful place to go and understand more about history! Inside of the building theare nice pictures and paints on the walls.
The outside was best.... I can only imagine how beautiful it would be in summer! The inside had a museum, was ok... the main area had a concert going on, so we couldn’t see inside. The inside was a bit disappointing... I highly recommend the...More
Big old fashioned castle with amazing architecture inside as well as outside. I recommend a guided tour and a walk through the park behind the building. In the summertime there is a one week outdoor wine festival inside the park right hand side.
