Würzburg

Würzburg is a Baroque masterpiece anchored by the Würzburg Residence, a UNESCO-listed palace boasting the world’s largest ceiling fresco. High above the Main River, the medieval Marienberg Fortress marks the city's origins, while the 15th-century Old Main Bridge connects the historic center to rolling vineyards. It is a city of "Prince-Bishops," where Romanesque cathedrals and ornate Rococo facades reflect centuries of ecclesiastical power and Franconian wealth.