Wurzburg - Germany

Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized Germany's Wurzburg Palace as a World Cultural Heritage in 1981.

Wurzburg Palace - World cultural heritage of Germany

The Wurzburg mansion, also known as the Wurzburg Palace is one of Germany's largest and most beautiful art buildings. The Wurzburg Palace is located in Wurzburg, Lower Franconia, Bavaria, southern Germany.

Wurzburg Palace is a complex of many large and small architectural works, including architectural works known separately by the beauty and rare scenery such as: Garden area; Large square of Prince Lothar Franz and Fridedrich Carl von Schonbom .

As one of 39 recognized world heritage sites, Wurzburg Palace is arguably the most beautiful architectural building in Germany . The building was built in 1720 and was built in 22 years, until 1744 completed. Not only are these large and separate buildings significant, but any small detail in Wurzburg Palace is made up of perfection. From staircases, railings of stairs, decorative patterns, and handles, or larger rooms are all noticed in the smallest detail. The chapel area with unique art and sculptures is also a masterpiece of architecture and art . Even so, the most famous Wurzburg Palace is the frescoes. big in the palace. These artistic masterpieces were made by Austrian illustrator Giovanni Battista Tiepolo .

It can be affirmed that Wurzburg Palace is an architectural masterpiece built in the most perfect Baroque style of Germany. The work was built under the auspices of Prince-bishop Lothar Franz and Friedrich Carl von Shoborn. Responsible for designing this art work is a group of famous artists and architects including Giovanni Battista Tiepolo and the famous architect Balthasar Neumann.

Baroque style architecture with many large, majestic, magnificent corridors, along with the frescoes of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo and the distinctive architectural works combined to form an architectural complex international. Although during World War II, some parts of Wurzburg Palace were damaged but soon they were renovated and restored to retain the beauty of the outstanding work of Germany.

Since its completion so far, the Wurzburg Palace is home to many important events of the country. To this day, the palace is still home to the country's major cultural and musical events. At the same time, some projects of this world heritage are renovated, decorated and re-arranged to become museums for visitors and tourists.

Perfect garden design of the palace

The Wurzburg Palace is also one of the most popular tourist attractions in Germany. Beauty, the magnificence of the palace is strong enough to make any visitor come here to be surprised. Right from the entrance, the splendor is clearly shown by the large statues, the perfect Baroque reliefs. The garden section with large lake helps to regulate the air and create more softness for the entire architecture. In addition to the well-designed garden area between the planting area and the walking area, the name of Wurzburg Palace has become a rare and beautiful place.

Germany's Wurzburg region is not only a World Heritage Site - Würzburg Palace but also has many beautiful landscapes and many other famous architectural works such as: Marienberg Fortress; Kiliansdom Cathedral as well as a series of churches, monasteries and other secular buildings . all contributed to the image of the city. Besides, this city is also famous as a cultural cradle by the history of more than 2000 years with many outstanding cultural and architectural achievements. Many famous German poets, singers, writers, painters and sculptors were born in this city: Walther von der Vogelweide; Tilman Riemenschneider; Bossi, Tietz and Auwera .

Wurzburg is also known as Germany's music center with about 300 large and small music festivals held every year. The most special of these is the celebration of Mozart and Bach's immortal songs, bringing together talented musicians from many countries. The first Mozart celebration was held in 1921 at the most beautiful site of Wurzburg, Residenz Palace (Wurzburg Palace) .

The city of Wurzburg also has St. Basil's Cathedral. Kilian with towering tower can be seen from different sides in the city. The process of building the cathedral began in the 11th century and lasts about 100 years. Not far from the cathedral are beautiful ancient streets. If you walk along this road you will arrive at City Hall, one of Wurzburg's most prominent buildings. Next to it is the bridge Alte Mainbrucke, which is also famous as the Charles Bridge of Czechoslovakia, with statues of saints according to Baroque sculpture. Alte Mainbrucke Bridge also connects the fortress of Festung Marienberg with Wurzburg. Festung Marienberg, located on Mount Marienberg, was discovered at the beginning of the 13th century. It has a special appeal thanks to gardens, parks, fountains, churches, temples and cathedrals and the Mainfraenkisches museum. To the right of the bridge is the territory of Marienburg Castle, one of the oldest buildings in Wurzburg.

Today, Wurzburg is a busy industrial center for metallurgy, textile, wood, chemicals and many other industries with strong strengths such as electronics and printing. And with the strength of historical places, Wurzburg deserves to be one of the ancient heritage cities of the world.

The perfection from the exterior to the interior of the world cultural heritage Wurzburg palace