Drive through the old town and through the unique history of Würzburg. From the magnificent residence, to the cathedral, along the Main and within sight of the Marienberg fortress. Everything is easy for you to admire from the train. You will also learn fun and interesting facts, old-fashioned and current, glamorous and possibly also cruel, romantic and temperamental about Würzburg and its inhabitants. On this tour you will experience the highlights of several centuries in about 40 minutes and can then explore the city on your own, join a guided tour on foot or take a trip on the Main e.g. to Veitshöchheim.

Travel through the Spessart to Würzburg, the old University town at the River Main. To Weikersheim, famous for its Renaisance castle with magniffcent "Rittersaal" and it`s Baroque court garden. Along small wine villages in the Tauber valley to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany`s most romantic town. Explore the picturesque Tauber valley and Rothenburg’s medieval old town, in all its glory: the churches, the completely intact town walls, walkable for two kilometres, and the market square that people traverse on their way to the Plönlein, the Crime Museum or the tower walkway. Just beneath the viewing platform, a stork has taken up position on the roof of the town hall. It calmly observes the comings and goings below for a while, before stretching its wings and flying off to its nest on the Markustor … On the way back to Frankfurt, fotostop at the Residence in Würzburg, UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Tour from Würzburg, the old University town at the River Main, to Weikersheim, famous for its Renaisance castle with magnificent "Knights Hall" and Baroque court garden. Along small wine villages in the Tauber valley to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany`s most romantic town. Travel including wine tasting with wines from the Franconian wine region (sparkling, white, red) during the tour. Rothenburg is the highlight of the Romantic Road, which can discovered individually: the historical Market Place with Town Hall, Gothic Parish Church of St. Jakob, Klingentor, Plönlein, Spital and Spital bastion, medieval Crime and Torture Museum, German Christmas Museum in Käthe Wohlfarth`s Christmas Village. Taste the regional Franconian kitchen with wine and beer and taste the "Snowballs" a traditional Franconian cake. The wine is served in small bottles (0,25 l), which also can be taken home; all the wines are semy dry and dry.

In 1525, Würzburg's most celebrated sculptor was mayor of the city. Weeks later, he was imprisoned in the fortress above and tortured. This self-guided audio tour traces his story — and six centuries of rebellion, destruction, and reinvention — through one of Germany's most underrated cities. You'll hear how merchants built a massive church just to spite their rulers, why 89% of the old centre was destroyed in seventeen minutes, and walk the bridge where locals now drink wine from vineyards over a thousand years old. Start anytime, pause for a glass of Franconian wine, and pick up where you left off — no group, no schedule. Works offline too. Over 20,000 travelers have explored with your self-guided tours, backed by a full refund guarantee. If you want a Würzburg walking tour that goes deeper than a guidebook, this one's ready when you are.

Get introduced to Würzburg in the most authentic way: through its highlights, history, local flavors, and with a trusted local guide by your side. Along the way, you’ll explore iconic landmarks such as the Würzburg Residence and the iconic Old Main Bridge, as well as local favorites and hidden corners loved by locals. Engaging anecdotes and personal insights from your local guide will connect Würzburg’s history, culture, and tradition, bringing the city to life in an authentic and memorable way. To complete the experience, enjoy a tasting of a local specialty such as the local hörnle or local bratwurst. Whether sweet, savory, or regional, you’ll taste a real part of Würzburg’s everyday culture and traditions. By the end of the tour, you’ll have a great introduction to Würzburg, its local culture, and how to explore it on your own. You’ll walk away with personal recommendations and local tips on where to eat and what to see next, helping you make the most of your time in the city.