Festive dinner 

The Social Evening event with festive dinner will take place in Staatlicher Hofkeller in the Würzburg Residence.

Where?
Staatlicher Hofkeller
Residenzplatz 3
97070 Würzburg

When?
Date: 17.3.2022 
Meeting point: 8:15 p.m. at the Frankonia fountain on Residenzplatz
Admission: 8:30 p.m
Official start: from 8:45 p.m
The way from the Frankonia fountain to the Hofkeller entrance is signposted

Ticket: 40 € (This includes a tour of the Hofkeller, Franconian wine tasting and hearty snack platter also vegetarian, accompanying music)

 

Site plan of the Staatlicher Hofkeller Würzburg 

Admission fee: 40 € (this includes a guided tour through the Hofkeller, Franconian wine tasting and a hearty snack plate, also vegetarian possible, accompanying music) 

Hygiene concept: admission to the Staatliche Hofkeller is only possible under the 2G rule, i.e. a participant should be at least twice vaccinated or recovered from corona illness. Participants are required to wear the FFP2 masks throughout the whole building; The mask may be removed to consume food and drinks under the condition that either the minimum distance of 1.5m is maintained or the guest is in a fixed place (seated or standing). In this case, no minimum distance has to be observed. 

Würzburg

Würzburg fascinates with its contrasts: here art-historical highlights, museums, UNESCO World Heritage residence, tradition and pride - there joie de vivre, exuberance, high-tech companies, science, progress - around 37,000 students enliven the 129,000-inhabitant city on the Main river.

Würzburg has history with a future: Founded 1000 BC. by the Celts, later a Frankish duke's seat and since 1030 a bishop's seat. People quickly realized that the geographic location primarily had attractive political and economic advantages. Würzburg is home to one of the oldest universities in the German-speaking world. Important scientists such as Koelliker and Virchow worked here. Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen, one of 14 Nobel Prize winners who have researched and taught here, discovered X-rays here in 1895. 

The Würzburg Residence, Balthasar Neumann's magnificent building and UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracts visitors - among other things with what is probably the most beautiful staircase and a unique ambience.

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