Experience Würzburg up close! The weather cameras at the Hotel Alter Kranen capture the sparkling waters of the Main, the Marienberg fortress and many sights. Stroll through historic bridges and enchanting banks - a foretaste of the most beautiful corners of the city in Lower Franconia!
Würzburg, located in the heart of Lower Franconia in the German state of Bavaria, is a lively city in Germany and is one of the largest cities in the state. In the ranking of the most populous cities in Bavaria, Würzburg takes seventh place after Munich, Nuremberg and Augsburg, among others. The webcams in Würzburg offer insights into this picturesque city, which is surrounded by the landscapes of the Main Valley, Spessart, Steigerwald and Rhön. The River Main runs through the western part of the city, lending it a special charm. Würzburg is also a major wine-growing region in Germany, with three of the largest wineries in the country, making the region famous for its excellent wines.
There are many special features to discover in Würzburg's old town, surrounded by the harmonious Ringpark and criss-crossed by historic buildings and squares. The Old Main Bridge, the imposing St. Kilian's Cathedral and the Gothic St. Mary's Chapel are absolutely worth seeing. The old town is also home to a lively pedestrian zone with numerous stores that invite you to take a leisurely stroll. Festivals and events take place here regularly, offering a varied program and enlivening the historic flair of the city. A must-see for anyone traveling to Würzburg is the Würzburg Residence - one of the most important palaces in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981. After the destruction of the Second World War, the Residenz was restored in great detail, as were many of the churches in the old town. The Residenz is home to an impressive court church and the Würzburg State Gallery, which exhibits cultural treasures from the region. The magnificent Hofgarten and Residenzplatz invite you to linger.
Another landmark of the city is the Marienberg Fortress, which rises on the Marienberg, a hill made of shell limestone. The origins of the fortress lie in the Marienkirche church, which was consecrated in 706. From the banks of the Main, there is a wonderful view of the fortress surrounded by vines, which offers an unforgettable sight, especially in spring with its blossoming cherry trees and the baroque statues of saints on the Old Main Bridge. For all those who want to experience the fortress up close, there is a guided tour every Sunday morning lasting around an hour and a half, which provides exciting insights into the history of the complex. The live cams from Würzburg give you direct views of the Marienfestung, including the magnificent view of the Main and the Old Main Bridge. You can also see the current backdrop of the sights that make the city so unique.
Würzburg's impressive sacred buildings include St. Kilian's Cathedral, the fourth largest Romanesque church in Germany, with the adjoining Schönborn Chapel, which served as the burial place for the prince-bishops and is a masterpiece by Balthasar Neumann. Other places worth seeing are the Käppele pilgrimage church on the Nikolausberg, the Marienkapelle chapel on the lower market square and the Neumünster collegiate church with the Lusamgärtlein garden in the heart of the old town. The Grafeneckart, the oldest part of the town hall with the four-tube fountain in front of it, and the magnificent Falkenhaus are also historically significant. For an excursion in the area, it is worth making a detour to Veitshöchheim Palace or to other sights around Würzburg that are just waiting to be marveled at.
Würzburg offers a wide range of sights and leisure activities that will delight both locals and tourists alike. In addition to historic buildings, there are numerous excursion destinations for all age groups. There are well-equipped playgrounds, boules courts and a modern skate park for children. Those who want to experience nature can go on a discovery tour in one of the wildlife parks . In the warm summer months, the surrounding bathing lakes and swimming pools are perfect for a refreshing dip. There are also idyllic hiking trails and family-friendly nature trails around Würzburg that offer an impression of the natural and cultural landscape of the region. A particular highlight is the stone and wine trail in the"Würzburger Stein" vineyard, where breathtaking views are combined with interesting facts about viticulture.
Würzburg also has plenty in store for adventure seekers: outdoor climbing facilities and climbing gyms provide exciting challenges whatever the weather. If the weather doesn't play ball, a visit to one of the interesting museums is a good alternative. The Museum am Dom and the Mineralogical Museum offer fascinating views, especially for families, while the Martin von Wagner Museum promises cultural enrichment. The weather cameras from Würzburg provide exciting live views of the surrounding area and offer ideal support for planning your next excursion.
The climate in Würzburg is moderately warm and the highest temperatures are reached in July. The coldest month is usually January. The months from May to September are particularly suitable for a city trip with numerous excursion destinations and beautiful hiking trails. On hot days, the lakes and swimming pools in the area invite you to cool off. You can check the current weather conditions and a forecast for the following days at any time with the webcams in Würzburg - including a wonderful panorama of the city on the Main!
