The Würzburg Residence in Germany is an impressive Baroque palace full of history and art. Commissioned by the Prince-Bishops of Würzburg Johann Philipp Franz von Schönborn and his brother Friedrich Carl von Schönborn, the main structure of the building was completed in 1744 with the help of a variety of renowned architects. With its beautiful exterior and interior design featuring a grand staircase, court chapel, imperial hall, imperial apartments, and majestic gardens, the palace has long been admired by tourists for its aesthetic appeal. Moreover, it is part of UNESCO World Heritage Site for its excellence in Baroque art, design, and architecture. Visitors can explore this impressive palace and luxuriate in its ornate beauty.