Statues of Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm stand on the market square—an iconic city landmark.

The start of Germany’s Fairytale Route and hometown of the Brothers Grimm. •German Goldsmiths’ House Museum: Set in a 500-year-old Renaissance building; exhibits precious gold/jewelry art from medieval times to today. •Philippruhe Castle: An 18th-century Baroque waterside palace on the Main River, with museums and elegant French/English-style gardens.

The start of the Romantic Road, a historic Bavarian city. •Würzburg Residence: A magnificent Baroque palace (UNESCO World Heritage) celebrated as a masterpiece of European Baroque architecture. •Old Main Bridge: Classic viewpoints along the Main River, with scenes toward Marienberg Fortress. •Marienberg Fortress: The city’s symbol since the 12th century; enjoy museums, gardens and panoramic views over Würzburg and nearby vineyards.

A UNESCO World Heritage city nicknamed ‘Little Venice’. •Little Venice: One of Bamberg’s most famous attractions. Along the Regnitz River, you’ll see rows of colorful houses creating a dreamy, Venice-like waterside view. You can choose to take an optional boat ride to experience the “Little Venice” charm up close—an unforgettable highlight of the trip. •Old Town Hall: This distinctive town hall sits on an artificial island in the middle of the Regnitz River and is connected by two bridges, making it one of Bamberg’s most iconic landmarks. •Bamberg Cathedral: Built in the 11th century, the cathedral blends Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles. Inside are the tombs of Holy Roman Emperor Henry II and his wife, as well as Pope Clement II.