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The twin Romanesque towers of Würzburg Cathedral's west facade.
Free entry

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Würzburg Cathedral

Würzburg Cathedral was begun in 1040 under Bishop Bruno and completed by 1075, making it the fourth-largest Romanesque church in Germany at 105 metres long. Severely damaged by bombing in 1945, it was rebuilt by 1967, combining Romanesque masonry with modern additions such as a bronze portal by Fritz Koenig. The interior holds bishops' tombs carved by Tilman Riemenschneider.

When to go

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Mon08:00–18:00
Tue08:00–18:00
Wed08:00–18:00
Thu08:00–18:00
Fri08:00–18:00
Sat08:00–18:00
Sun08:00–19:30

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