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If you travel with your own bus it might be an option to combine a shorter bus tour with a subsequent walkabout of the Old City. The bus tour offers you a first survey of the city’s general outline and about winegrowing. We then leave the bus and enjoy the panoramic view from the Old Main Bridge, the oldest existing stone bridge in Germany. Subsequently we walk around the narrow streets of the Old City and look at its major sights like town hall, St. Kilian’s Cathedral, Neum\u00fcnster Church, Falcon House, St. Mary’s Church and “The Stachel”, the oldest wine inn in W\u00fcrzburg. As a matter of course local stories about the town and its well-known characters will be included.<\/p>\n