(A 15-minute drive from Wertheim Village)
There’s a lot to discover in Wertheim and its surrounding area. Most prominently, the historic market square, lined by numerous half-timbered houses, Alte Münz, including the oldest house in Franconia. Wertheim Castle, one of Germany’s largest and most beautiful castle ruins, is also worth exploring. Whether you’re exploring the grounds or attending one of the live events, be sure to visit the restaurant for delicious, regional cuisine. It’s especially delightful in the summer when you can book an early evening table on the terrace and enjoy the sunset views of Wertheim city.

(A one-hour drive from Wertheim Village)
With its picturesque half-timbered houses and unique location above the Tauber Valley, the historic old town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber perfectly captures the essence of medieval Germany. Beauty aside, the town’s enchanting history, impressive wine culture and green space also attract visitors.
Whether you prefer hiking, biking, or taking a relaxing stroll along the historic city walls, there’s something for everyone. Theatrical tours are a popular choice, with entertaining characters such as the night watchmen, the charming artisan widow Walburga, and the mysterious ghost guide of Rothenburg who provides engaging history lessons about the local area.

(A 30-minute drive from Wertheim Village)
The historic university city of Würzburg, located on the Main river, is a year-round destination. The main city of the Franken wine region and a former seat of the Holy Roman Empire, Prince Bishops, it offers a unique blend of culture, atmosphere and culinary delights.
Top your visit list with the famous Marienberg Fortress and the Würzburg Residence, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Break up your exploration with lively gastronomy, up-and-coming hotels, and, of course, tastings of the renowned Franconian wine. It’s the perfect trip.

(A one-hour drive from Wertheim Village)
Though famed as Europe’s financial capital, the city of Frankfurt offers much more than meets the eye. Blending the best of old and new, it showcases breathtaking skyline views from its skyscraper buildings (we recommend the Main Tower for the best vantage point), alongside charming half-timbered houses in the historic Old Town and Römerberg Square.
Frankfurt boasts an impressive arts and culture scene, with a first-rate collection of over 15 museums. One of our favourites is the Städel Museum, a beloved destination for art enthusiasts, housing an impressive collection of European masterpieces spanning centuries.