• The Residenz - Discover the history and unique features of the Würzburg Residence from the outside. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, designated in 1981, is one of Europe’s most significant baroque palaces.
• Dom - Explore the Romanesque St. Kilian’s Cathedral from the outside and, if accessible, from the inside as well. Experience the fascinating blend of High Romanesque, Baroque, 1950s reconstruction, and modern interior design.
• Neumuenster - The Neumünsterstift captivates with its intricate facade and valuable interior decor. Learn about the Franconian legend of St. Kilian, closely tied to the Neumünster, and receive clear explanations of the modern art and historical works inside. Discover why the oversized dome is actually misplaced.
• Haus zum Falken - The Falkenhaus, with its distinctive rococo facade, was a grand inn in the 18th and 19th centuries. Mr. Karl reveals hidden details in the facade and shares anecdotes about the house’s history.
• Marienkapelle - Enjoy a tour and interior visit of the late Gothic Marienkapelle, Würzburg’s only civil church. Learn about its history, architecture, art, and why it is called a chapel despite its size, as well as the presence of shops on its outer wall.
• Market Square - Around the market square, observe an “architecture and architectural style exhibition” featuring buildings from various eras: a Renaissance palace next to 1950s post-war architecture, the Romanesque Hof zum Schwanz, Balthasar Neumann’s baroque department store opposite the Gothic church, and in the center, a fountain in the style of “revolutionary classicism.” This area also serves as the picturesque setting for Würzburg’s green weekly market.
• Rathaus Wuerzburg - The Würzburg town hall is an ensemble of buildings from different periods. See the medieval “Grafeneckart” with its ornate facade, a painted court linden tree, a 15th-century tower clock, a sundial, storm bell, and more. The documentation room covers Würzburg’s destruction in World War II and its joyful reconstruction. View an impressive sculptural model of the ruined city in March 1945 and understand the thoughtful rebuilding of the inner city up to the 1970s.
• Alte Mainbruecke - From the Old Main Bridge, enjoy a fantastic panoramic view of the Marienberg Fortress, the Würzburger Käppele - Balthasar Neumann’s spectacular pilgrimage church, various church towers, vineyards, the Mainviertel, the Steinburg, and of course, the Main River. Your guide, Mr. Karl, will provide insights into all of this and introduce the 12 saints on the high medieval bridge.
• Alter Kranen - A historic harbor facility featuring an impressive 18th-century crane. Enjoy excellent views from the Mainkai of the Main River, the Marienberg Fortress, and the beautiful vineyards.

• Explanations on city, contemporary and art history, country and people
• Moderation during the tour
• Personal support and time for questions
• Tips and recommendations

An entertaining and informative city tour in the historic center of the city of Würzburg. The personally moderated tour takes you to the most beautiful and important monuments and sights in Franconia’s oldest city. The city and contemporary history, architecture and art eras, personalities and events from over 1,300 years of history can be experienced in a relaxed manner on short paths - from the Middle Ages to the Baroque period to the 19th century and to the current modern era.

The tour is completely barrier-free. Short running routes. Seating options are available during the tour, among other things. during church interior tours and at the market square.

Mr. Karl has been looking after travel groups, individual guests, families, school classes, adult education centers, conferences, etc. since 2003. in his hometown Würzburg and in Franconia. He is an official and independent tour guide for the city of Würzburg.

• The tour is flexibly adapted to the guests’ requirements in terms of pace, running routes, end point, etc

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.