Würzburg is the start of most people's journey down the Romantic Road - and so it's a good idea to get the trip off on a good footing by staying in some good hotel accommodation in the city.
There is certainly enough to choose from - whether you are looking for the action of the city centre or something a little quieter out in the hills and vineyards around the old town.
It's a good idea to ensure you are booking a hotel in advance in busy periods. Würzburg is not only a favourite with tourists, but as a busy regional centre it also has its own conferences, trade fairs and seasonal festivals.
The hotels chosen are mainly from the four-star and three-star categories and some of them have online booking facilities through our travel fulfilment partner Booking.com. You can check availability at those particular hotels by clicking on the button under the hotel.
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For the start of the Romantic Road there are three airports which are relatively close to Würzburg: Frankfurt, Stuttgart and Nuremberg.
Distance to Nuremberg Airport: 108km
Distance to
Frankfurt Airport: 124km
Distance to Stuttgart Airport: 165km
Distance to Memmingen Airport: 241km
Distance to Munich Airport: 270km
The three closest airports have a good mixed of scheduled, low-fare and charter carriers, while the second three may be options for those whose choice of flights is dictated by international connections.
Würzburg's main railway station is situated to the north of the city centre. Würzburg is a pretty big rail connection for the rest of Germany and it is easy to find connections to other German provinces or European countries.