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Getting There

By Train -- The Würzburg Hauptbahnhof lies on several major and regional rail lines, with frequent connections to all major German cities. From Frankfurt, 30 trains arrive per day (trip time: 1 1/2 hr.); from Munich, 20 trains (2 1/2 hr.); from Nürnberg, 30 trains (1 hr., 10 min.); and several trains from Berlin (5 hr., 50 min.). For rail information and schedules, call tel. 01805/996633 or visit www.bahn.de.

By Car -- Access is via the A7 Autobahn from north and south or the A3 Autobahn from east and west. The A81 Autobahn has links from the southwest.

Visitor Information

Contact the Tourist Information Office, Zeppelinstrasse (tel. 0931/372335). It's open April to December Monday to Friday 10am to 6pm, Saturday 10am to 2pm (May-Oct also open Sun 10am-2pm); hours January to March are Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm, Saturday 10am to 1pm.

Special Events

For Mozart lovers, the highlight of the cultural year is the annual Mozart Festival, www.mozartfest-wuerzburg.de, staged in June. Fans of Wolfgang Amadeus from around the world, especially Americans and Europeans, flock to this festival. The venue for most of the Mozart concerts is the glorious baroque palace, the Residenz . For information, contact the tourist office . Many visitors book tours that feature the Mozart festival; the best are conducted by Allegro Holidays (tel. 800/838-6860; www.allegroholidays.com).

Getting Around

The quickest and most efficient means for covering the central core of Würzburg is by tram (streetcar). A single fare is 1.50€, or else you can purchase a ticket, good for 24 hours at any station, for 4.50€. The same fare applies to buses, which also serve the city. For information about routes and schedules, call tel. 0931/361352.


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Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.


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