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Post-War Würzburg
Explore post-war architecture in Würzburg
10 StopsEstimated Duration: 145 minutes
Embark on a 7.08 km journey to discover Würzburg's post-war architecture. Starting at the Röntgen Memorial Site, dedicated to the pioneering work of Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, the trail leads to Universelles Leben, a church symbolizing a new religious movement. The Berliner Meilenstein commemorates Germany's divided past, before reaching the Erlöserkirche, a striking example of modern Protestant architecture. This open route offers a captivating exploration of Würzburg's architectural diversity from the post-war era, taking approximately 145 minutes to complete.
Did you know? — Röntgen-Gedächtnisstätte Würzburg
Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen was awarded the first Nobel Prize in Physics.
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Röntgen-Gedächtnisstätte Würzburg
Museum
519 mStraight-line estimate from stop 1 to stop 2
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Universelles Leben
Church
429 mStraight-line estimate from stop 2 to stop 3
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Berliner Meilenstein
Monument
475 mStraight-line estimate from stop 3 to stop 4
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Tod durch Bomben
Monument
737 mStraight-line estimate from stop 4 to stop 5
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Museum am Dom
Museum
877 mStraight-line estimate from stop 5 to stop 6
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Fürstenbaumuseum
Museum
1.3 kmStraight-line estimate from stop 6 to stop 7
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Museum im Kulturspeicher
Museum
217 mStraight-line estimate from stop 7 to stop 8
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Brücke der Deutschen Einheit
Bridge
929 mStraight-line estimate from stop 8 to stop 9
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Steinbergtunnel
Bridge
1.6 kmStraight-line estimate from stop 9 to stop 10
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