Breathe in history and enjoy Franconian specialties where taxes were once paid. Here, in the historic Gressenhof, tradition and culinary delights come together. Experience how Franconian fresh organic ingredients transform into upscale cuisine and a well-stocked wine cellar enchants the palate. A place where Götz von Berlichingen and Tilman Riemenschneider once frequented.

Enjoy roulades, Franconian liver dumpling soup or a typical Bavarian snack at bare wooden tables. Not to be forgotten is the Kaiserschmarrn for dessert, which is also Eric's favorite dessert. A well-stocked wine rounds off the culinary offer and conveys a piece of Franconian tradition.

Enjoy exquisite Franconian wines and regional specialties in the wine bar of the Julius Hospital. Surrounded by intricately carved wooden barrels and on the terrace in summer, you will be offered an authentic ambience. Guided tours of the historic wine cellar and rococo pharmacy complete the experience.

Accompany the night watchman in historical garb through the nightly alleys. Listen to exciting anecdotes in Franconian dialect and discover illuminated historic buildings. Each tour offers new stories and places, so even locals can learn new things. A humorous insight into Würzburg's history and culture, equipped with halberd, horn and lantern.

Experiencing art on the water means exploring the gallery ship ARTE NOAH, where 5-6 exhibitions of contemporary artists of the Kunstverein Würzburg e.V. take place every year. Between waves and works of art, there is a unique space for inspiration and creativity. From Wednesday to Saturday, the ship opens its doors to offer art lovers a new perspective.

Glide over the sparkling water as you dance to pulsating music surrounded by the night skyline. At this one-of-a-kind floating club, you'll experience unparalleled beats, a lively atmosphere, and the charm of the open sea – a perfect blend of adventure and party.

Discover spiritual depth and Bavarian architecture at the pilgrimage church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary. Surrounded by idyllic vineyards, this place offers not only a place of reflection, but also concerts of sacred music in a historic rococo organ work. A scenic station path leads you to this cultural gem, where you can enjoy the peace and quiet and the view over Würzburg.

Enter the original laboratory where Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered X-rays in 1895. Marvel at the historical apparatus and experience cathode ray and fluoroscopy experiments up close. The historic lecture hall and insights into Röntgen's life round off your knowledge.

Explore Würzburg's oldest secular building with its Romanesque tower and admire the sundial and the painted Green Tree on the façade. In the Ratskeller, one of the most popular restaurants, you can enjoy Franconian cuisine while immersing yourself in history.

Marvel at one of the most beautiful rococo pharmacies in Germany with its original furnishings. Authentic allegories and the baroque splendour of the Griffin Fountain in the garden combine art with the history of pharmacy. A journey back in time to the world of healing, surrounded by the aesthetics of the 18th century.

Admire the twin-tower façade and 105-meter length of the fourth-largest Romanesque church in Germany. Inside, discover the Schönborn Chapel with its golden details and the crypt of the prince-bishops. Experience the story of the reconstruction after the destruction in the Second World War and feel the perseverance and faith of the people of Würzburg.

Experience a wine tasting that is deeply rooted in history while supporting social engagement. Enjoy exquisite wines in the historic ambience of the Bürgerspital, where every sip contributes to the care of the elderly. Combine enjoyment with good-naturedness in the charming wine taverns, where Franconian delicacies delight the palate.

Enjoy biodynamically grown wines in an exceptional atmosphere, where modern architecture and nature are harmoniously combined. In the light-flooded winery of the Weingut am Stein, you will discover a world where the cycle of nature is reflected in the lounge, vinotheque and tasting rooms, while you overlook the sun-drenched vineyards of Würzburg.

Experience the splendor of the Baroque in one of the most extraordinary castles in Europe. Admire the largest contiguous fresco, explore 40 magnificent rooms, and stroll through the symmetrically landscaped courtyard garden with ornate sculptures. You can also discover cultural treasures at the Martin von Wagner Museum and the State Gallery. A highlight is the impressive staircase with its ceiling painting.

Immerse yourself in a world of opera, drama and ballet, surrounded by the 200-year history of the multi-genre house. With 420 performances annually, it offers a unique blend of traditional and modern theatre, supported by an ensemble of renowned directors and a philharmonic orchestra. Here you will experience the fascination of living arts in a historic ambience.

Discover exhibits by renowned Japanese explorer Philipp Franz von Siebold and delve into the fascinating story of his discoveries. Admire rare collections that bridge the gap between Germany and Japan and experience the culture of Japan up close in an original Japanese teahouse.

Explore six millennia of art and cultural history, from ancient treasures to post-antique art. Ancient sculptures, Renaissance works, baroque paintings and contemporary art reveal the diversity of human creativity. Precious coins and impressive ceramic works complete the picture as you navigate through history and gain unique insights.

Explore 900 years of the Jewish way of life, from traditional ritual baths to the impressive 18th-century synagogue. Marvel at exhibits on the religion, literature, and history of the Jews in Franconia, and immerse yourself in the world of Jewish schools and synagogue history, documented in the four rooms of the singer's apartment.

Experience the fusion of Romanesque architecture and Baroque art at the heart of history. Marvel at the ceiling paintings, the founder's crypt, and the Lusam Garden, once a Romanesque cloister. The site honours the Frankish apostles and the minstrel Walther von der Vogelweide, thus combining sacred splendour with medieval poetry.

Discover the variety of exquisite wines in a historic ambience, paired with culinary delights. In the wine bar, surrounded by intricately carved wooden barrels, you can expect traditional dishes that are perfectly matched to the wines. Enjoy fine wines in the open air on the terrace of the Weinstubenhof or immerse yourself in the secrets of winemaking on a guided tour.

Immerse yourself in the intricate cellar passages and candlelit vaults, surrounded by wine barrels that tell stories dating back to 1128. In the barrel cellar, under a magnificent chandelier, you can taste fine wines that look back on a long tradition. Finally, the Bürgerspital Weinstuben invites you to end the day in an atmospheric ambience with regional specialties.

Experience a journey through time with the Old Crane, a baroque testimony to the industrial past. Unharmed by wars, it sits enthroned on the banks of the Main, surrounded by a lively beer garden. Admire the coat of arms of the prince-bishop and the mechanics from the 18th century, which still bear witness to Würzburg's former importance as a trading centre.

Explore a 250-meter-long wine cellar filled with 220 large wooden barrels and a bottle store that holds the top wine. Learn all about wine production on a guided tour and taste the quality wines. Afterwards, fortify yourself with Franconian delicacies in the cozy wine bars, where traditional enjoyment meets modern elements.

Over the centuries, an impressive fortress has been transformed into a residence of the prince-bishops, which impresses with its variety of architectural styles from Romanesque to Baroque. Surrounded by magnificent gardens, including the exquisitely landscaped Fürstengarten, it offers one of the best views of the city and the river. A walk through the grounds reveals fascinating insights into its rich history and culture.