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Würzburg is a former bishop's city, which under their rule flourished and grew. During this period were built the most famous buildings, which are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Although the city was severely damaged during World War II, thanks to a thorough reconstruction, most of the monuments were restored in their original form. The city is located in a beautiful valley, through which flows the river Main. You can visit the vineyards that are on the slopes around the river and try the local wines later in the city! Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered X-rays here in 1895!

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In the city centre, you will find the Würzburg Residence, a large 18th-century palace with three wings, a courtyard in the middle and several hundred rooms. You can see the White, Imperial Hall or Mirror Hall and also the largest fresco in the world. It is one of the most important monuments of Germany and since 1981 it has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nearby to the Würzburg Residence is the Dom St. Kilian with its unique interiors. Interesting is also the Grafeneckart house, where you can find models of German houses, showing the extent of damage after the bombing,  during which more than 1000 tons of explosives were dropped over the city. On the other side of the river, at the top of the hill, there is the Marienberg Fortress, where you can find the Fortress Museum and the City History Museum and above all, there is a beautiful view of the entire city and the surrounding vineyards and you can get there from the Old Main Stone Bridge that is decorated with twelve Baroque statues. If you wish to relax and unwind a little, visit of the beautiful parks that are all near the historic city centre. 

The Franks called the city the German Rome and nowadays most of the local landmarks come from this period. It is rightfully said of Bamberg that it offers one of the best-preserved collections of early medieval monuments from the time of the Holy Roman Empire. There are three historic districts on the UNESCO list, where altogether more than a thousand buildings are protected as a heritage.

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The oldest part is Bergstadt, that is built on 7 hills, where each of them offers a dominant landmark. The largest and most important is the imperial dome of St. Peter and George dating back to 1002. Right next to it, you can find the chateau Neue Residenz, with its state library and a romantic rose park. A little higher on the next hill is the Convent of St. Michaela, admirable not only from the outside, but also from the inside, where you can find rich murals. The large adjacent park than offers a terrace that is overlooking the city and the river. You can walk along the river channels undisturbed or stop by one of the cafés on Am Kranen Street and soak up the great atmosphere of a place that the locals call often call Little Venice. Not far from here you will find Grüner Market with its many shops leading to the city centre, where you will find Maximilian Square. Beer lovers can look forward to taste more than 400 varieties of beers from 9 local breweries! The biggest speciality is the local Rauchbier, so-called "smoked" beer.