Writer and photographer duo Megan and Scott of Bobo and ChiChi—frequent visitors to Historic Highlights of Germany—have fallen for this Franconian gem not once but twice. Here’s why they keep coming back:
- A phoenix from the ashes – 90% of Würzburg was destroyed in a devastating 20-minute bombing raid in 1945’s final days; today’s meticulously restored city is a testament to remarkable resilience
- Palace perfection – The Würzburg Residence is one of the world’s finest Baroque palaces, featuring the largest ceiling fresco on the planet and a style so distinctive it earned its own name: Würzburg Rococo
- Wine country soul – Franconia’s renowned vineyards frame the city, creating a refreshingly laid-back vibe
- Bridge life – The Old Main Bridge (older than Prague’s Charles Bridge at its core!) transforms into a lively local hangout at sunset, wine glass in hand
- Fortress with a view – Marienberg looms dramatically above the Main River, surrounded by vineyard-covered slopes
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