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Europe » Germany » Bavaria » Würzburg September 22nd 2006

Since Frankfurt was just so interesting I decided to head out to Wurzburg on the recomendation of my uncle. And it was pretty cool, nice church, awesome palace and beer!... read more
Inside the Church
Evil stonework
Knight standing on a Lion?

Europe » Germany » Bavaria » Würzburg September 19th 2006

Here a few pictures from Wurzburg as well -- sorry I really can't show you guys all the pictures because it takes forever and internet is a little pricy here...... read more
My room in Wurzburg...I thought it was really cute :)
The gardens of a palace in Wurzburg...
a street in wurzburg...

Europe » Germany » Bavaria » Würzburg June 28th 2006

Twenty years ago (!), on my first visit to Germany with my parents, we stopped in Wuerzburg and discovered by sheer coincidence that it was the twin town of Dundee, 15 miles from my home town. OK, so it's got several twin towns, which seems a tad greedy, but Dundee's the one that counts for me. Several school exchange and student visits followed, leaving me with a soft spot for the city. When the train schedule threw up the option of Wurzburg or several bland sounding towns in the former east Germany, the decision was a no brainer. Thanks to a late night out and the heavy morning rain in Nurenberg, we got going later than planned, so only really had time for a nice walk around the old town, where I spotted the hotel from ... read more

Europe » Germany » Bavaria » Würzburg July 13th 2005

On Monday, July 11th, Kate had to go to the army hospital in Wurzburg for a meeting. Since it was only going to be a couple hours I decided to tag along and bring my camera. I'm sure glad I did. Although we had been to Wurzburg a few times before it was only going to and from the hospital. This was an opportunity to spend a little time in the town. Some historical stuff: Wurzburg has been populated for a long, long time as an easy-to-ford part of the Main river under an easy-to-defend hill. Around 686 A.D. three monks came here to Christianize the locals and as a result of their efforts they were beheaded. Since their relics were kept in Wurzburg it became a pilgrimage tourist stop. During World War II, a bombing ... read more
Vineyards surround Wurzburg
Marienkapelle
Marienberg fortress (Festung Marienberg)




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