This bridge is one of the landmark of the city. It connects the Old Town and the other side of the river. It looks alike Charles bridge in Praque, both of them have many old statues. We walked there going to visit the castle. It was a sunny day and lots of locals and tourists had a drink there, like in a party.

Alte Mainbrücke was the first bridge built over the Main in Würzburg. It has been rebuilt several times over the centuries, most recently in the 18th Century. Now it is a popular place to enjoy being outside, meet up with friends/loved ones and maybe have a glass of Frankonian wine (there is a shop on the edge of the bridge that sells glasses of Frankonian wine).

A pedestrian only (plus bikes) bridge with scenic views. It was pretty crowded on the day I went, even though it was a weekday early afternoon. It was interesting to watch a river cruise ship pass underneath it.

This Old Main Bridge was built from 1473-1543. Around 1730, several statues of saints and important figures from Würzburg’s history were placed on the Old Bridge. It has Gothic-style architecture with twelve arches spanning approximately 185 meters across River Main. While taking in the views one can enjoy a glass of wine from one of the many vendors on the bridge. This tradition has been carried out for years making it an integral part of local culture.