Bavaria, Germany
Frankfurt Airport (FRA), Nuremberg Airport (NUE), and Stuttgart Airport (STR) serve Würzburg.
FRA hosts most major international airlines. NUE and STR serve budget and legacy carriers connecting to Europe.
Shoulder seasons (April-May and September-October) deliver better value for flights. Pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
Low season (November, January-March, excluding December) typically presents the lowest flight prices.
Highest prices during summer (June-August) and around major holidays (Christmas, New Year's, Easter).
Wide selection of retail, duty-free, and dining options, from fast food to sit-down restaurants.
Major international car rental companies (Hertz, Avis, Europcar, Sixt) have desks.
Currency exchange, ATMs, lounges, and information desks are readily available. Consider a Digital luggage scale.
Deutsche Bahn (DB) provides efficient and extensive train services. Würzburg Hauptbahnhof is a major rail hub.
FlixBus is the dominant long-distance bus operator in Germany and Europe. It offers a widespread network.
Non-EU citizens need a valid national driving license and an International Driving Permit (IDP) in conjunction with it.
Germany's Autobahns are world-renowned for their excellent condition. Other roads are also generally well-maintained.
Würzburg is located directly on the Main River, which forms an important part of the Main-Danube Canal system.
If arriving from a country outside the Schengen Area (rare for river cruises), standard immigration procedures apply at your first port of entry.
Germany levies no specific exit fees or taxes for departing travelers by air, train, or bus. Your ticket typically includes all charges.
International Flights (non-Schengen): 2-3 hours before departure. Domestic/Schengen: 1.5-2 hours. Trains: 15-30 minutes before departure.
Major airports offer full services: shops, restaurants, lounges, currency exchange. A Digital luggage scale is handy.
Germany's transportation network promotes smooth travel.