[🇩🇪Wurzburg] A beautiful city woven with history and wine

Würzburg is the central city of the Franconia region in northern Bavaria. It is also known as the gateway to the Romantic Road, and is known for its beautiful Baroque architecture and renowned wine culture. It is a city full of historical attractions, even among Germany's best, and you can enjoy the atmosphere while walking around at a leisurely pace. Würzburg Bishop's Palace: A magnificent palace that is a World Heritage Site If you visit Würzburg, you cannot miss the Würzburg Bishop's Palace (Residenz). This palace, considered a masterpiece of Baroque architecture and registered as a World Heritage Site, was built as a bishop's palace in the 18th century. When you step inside, the first thing that catches your eye is the Great Staircase Hall, which is painted with one of the world's largest frescoes. The magnificent paintings that cover the ceiling symbolize the splendor of the palace. There are also rooms with magnificent decorations such as the Hall of Mirrors and the White Hall, where you can feel the luxury of European court culture. Alte Mainbrücke: A spectacular view from a historic bridge The Alte Mainbrücke (Old Main Bridge) spans the Main River that runs through the city of Würzburg. This bridge, lined with statues of 12 saints, has an atmosphere similar to that of Charles Bridge in Prague. From here, you can see the beautiful cityscape along the river and the fortress on the hill, and the view is especially romantic at dusk. It is a popular spot for locals, and you can see people enjoying the view from the bridge with a glass of Franken wine in hand. Relaxing with a glass of wine is the Würzburg way to enjoy life. Enjoy Franken wine and local cuisine Würzburg is the center of the Franconia region, a famous wine-producing region in Germany. It is particularly famous for its white wine in a unique round bottle called "Bocksbeutel". Be sure to try Würzburg white wine at a local restaurant or wine cellar. I recommend the riverside wine bar Würzburger Brücksuppe. It was a great time to enjoy the German regional dishes Schweinebraten (roasted pork) and Weisswurst (white sausage) while enjoying local wine in an open atmosphere. Summary Würzburg is a beautiful city where historical architecture and wine culture come together. This city, where you can enjoy world heritage palaces, historic bridges, and authentic Franken wine, is also a perfect starting point for a trip along the Romantic Road. If you want to experience a German atmosphere, be sure to visit Würzburg! #Würzburg #GermanyTrip #WorldHeritage #WürzburgBishop'sPalace #FrankenWine #RomanticRoad #AlteMainBridge #GourmetTrip #Spring0YenTrip