Bavaria, Germany
Würzburg's public transport system, managed by WVV, provides convenient city navigation. It mainly consists of a network of trams (Straßenbahn) and buses (Bus).
The system is known for its punctuality and cleanliness, making it a reliable option for visitors. Navigation is generally intuitive, with clear signage at stops.
Operate early morning (~5-6 AM) to late evening (midnight, later on weekends). Peak: every 10-20 minutes.
Newer trams and buses are low-floor vehicles for easy access. Information on accessible routes is available online.
Utilize WVV website/app for real-time schedules. A day ticket is a positive choice for multiple journeys. Keep cash for bus tickets.
National driver's license + IDP for non-EU citizens. Major companies present (DiscoverCars.com).
Typically 21, some companies 25 for certain classes (surcharge).
Würzburg is bike-friendly, especially along Main River. Local shops offer Bicycle rentals.
Drive right. Speed limits strictly enforced (50 urban, 100 rural, 130 advisory Autobahn).
Würzburg's compact size and scenic beauty promotes exploration by foot or bike.
From budget to luxury, offering clean rooms, comfortable amenities, and various services.
Family-run, traditional German experience, often with on-site restaurants serving local cuisine.
Dormitory and private rooms at lower prices, communal areas for meeting other travelers.
Würzburg's robust transportation system makes getting around the city and region straightforward.
Comfortable movement contributes positively to your overall travel experience.
