• Falkenhaus - The tour begins at the tourist information office located in the Falkenhaus on the market square. The Falkenhaus facade is adorned with elaborate Rococo-style stucco decorations, reflecting Würzburg’s prosperous 18th-century era. Adjacent to it is the impressive Marienkapelle (St. Mary’s Chapel), constructed during the Gothic period. Participants will discover the fascinating history of the market square and the poignant story behind the construction of the Marienkapelle and the market square.
• Grafeneckart - The tour proceeds to the Grafeneckart, the oldest section of Würzburg’s town hall. Initially built as a residential tower and also serving as a municipal administration center, it now contains the Wenzelsaal, one of Germany’s oldest secular rooms. The ground floor features a documentation room displaying a model of the city after the World War II attacks.
• Alte Mainbruecke - At the Old Main Bridge, the tour guide offers a “Brückenschoppen,” allowing participants to enjoy the unique ambiance and stunning views with a glass of exquisite Franconian wine. Relax and listen to the guide’s engaging stories about the 1300-year history of the venerable Marienberg Fortress, which majestically overlooks the hill, the Main River as a hub of culture, commerce, and prosperity, the centuries-old vineyards nearby, and St. Kilian’s Cathedral, visible from the bridge.

Here, at the locals’ beloved gathering spot, immerse yourself in the city’s lifestyle, which is both lively and welcoming. It’s the perfect introduction to appreciating and cherishing Würzburg.

• Alcoholic beverages
• Tour guide service is included

• Private transportation
• Snacks
• Carbonated beverages
• Please have € 5.00 per person ready for the glass deposit on the Old Main Bridge.

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