The official residence of Wrzburg, also known as the Episcopal Palace, was built between 1720 and 1744 and is the main masterpiece of Baroque in southern Germany and one of the largest castles in Europe. As the first stop of the romantic road, Wrzburg is not very popular. In addition to the need to meet the religious beliefs of the various cathedrals in the city, only the Wrzburg official residence and the Marienberg fortress are really worthy of the sights. Even if you encounter a tour group here, visitors can use the few to sum up, and we have a great experience. We also met the only Chinese compatriots in Wrzburg, two. After entering the palace, you need to store the carry-on package first. The locker needs a coin switch. Please prepare in advance. No photos are allowed in the palace. Entering the palace, you can see the large staircase designed by Neumann. It is located on the 1st floor and the steps are criss-crossed to the 2nd floor. Above the grand staircase is a mural created by Tiepolo in 1750. The size of 667 square meters is still the largest mural in the world and the treasure of the town hall of the Wrzburg mansion. The palace has 350 rooms, and the 40 rooms that are now open are enough for the first time visitors to see it dazzled. If you really want to taste it, you need a whole day. As the first palace we visited in Europe, it was deeply shocked by its sculpt and luxuries. I am used to the solemn atmosphere of the Chinese royal palace. Although the palaces in Europe do not have our layers of courtyards, they are another unique and exquisite. Out of the palace, the court garden on the side gave us a new round of surprises. A well-balanced axisymmetric design with fountains, waterfalls, steps, plants, and tree-lined paths. The Mozart Festival is held here every summer. Tips: It is highly recommended to come to Bavaria to buy their 14-day palace coupon. The Bavarian palace is extremely rich in resources, and the palaces can be visited by ticket and enjoy the full ticket.