Würzburg Residence
Imperial Hall / Kaisersaal
Würzburg, Germany
History & context
Built: 1720–1744 · Balthasar Neumann; Tiepolo frescoes
Later work: Reconstructed/restored after WWII damage
Imperial and court ceremonial receptions
Residence heavily damaged in WWII and restored
Prince-bishop residence
Use & features
Grand staircase/Imperial Hall ensemble; Tiepolo frescoes; UNESCO masterpiece
Frequently asked questions
What kind of floor does Würzburg Residence have?
The floor at Würzburg Residence is recorded as "Historic parquet/stone".
Is the dance space at Würzburg Residence indoor or outdoor?
Würzburg Residence is an indoor dance venue.
Can I rent Würzburg Residence for a dance event?
Our record for event hire at Würzburg Residence reads "Restricted / enquire". For pricing and availability, see https://www.residenz-wuerzburg.de/
Is Würzburg Residence available for weddings?
Our record for weddings at Würzburg Residence reads "Restricted / enquire". Confirm with the venue before planning.
Is Würzburg Residence open to the public?
Our record for public access at Würzburg Residence reads "Public tours; some events". Check the venue's own site for current opening hours and ticketing.
Where is Würzburg Residence located?
Würzburg Residence is located in Würzburg, Germany at Residenzplatz 2, 97070 Würzburg, Germany.
When was Würzburg Residence built?
Construction of Würzburg Residence began in 1720 and was completed in 1744. The architect of record is Balthasar Neumann; Tiepolo frescoes. Later work: Reconstructed/restored after WWII damage.
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