2012 - Medizinischen Klinik und Poliklinik II

One In Five Residents Is A College Student
Würzburg is home to 30 000 college students. The University of
Würzburg enjoys an excellent reputation thanks in part to the
fact that the university has produced 14 Nobel Prize winners.
Among them is Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen who discovered the
x-rays here and was awarded the first ever Nobel Prize in 1901.
Getting Here Is Easy:
We Are Located In The Heart Of Europe
As much as locals enjoy the Franconian heritage, they also take
advantage of the easy access to the rest of Europe. Würzburg
sits at the crossroads of numerous new and old traffic routes.
Three major interstate highways intersect here: Autobahn A3
Cologne – Würzburg – Munich, Autobahn A7 Hannover –
Würzburg – Ulm, and Autobahn A81 Stuttgart – Heilbronn –
Würzburg. Furthermore, there are 350 train departures daily,
70 of which are high-speed trains, and you are only an hour’s
drive from the Frankfurt International Airport. If you like the
water, you can take a boat trip on the Main River to Sommerhausen
or a leisurely cruise to Veitshöchheim and the most
beautiful Rococo gardens in all of Europe. And don’t forget to
explore the scenic Romantic Road. There is no shortage of great
options here.
By the way:
Since the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal opened, the
Main River has taken off as a boat-touring destination.
In 2011, more than 600 river cruises stopped
in Würzburg.
Trier
Köln
Bonn
Münster
Dortmund
Frankfurt
Heidelberg
Freiburg
Bremen
Würzburg
Stuttgart
Romantic
Road
Augsburg
Füssen
Lübeck
Hamburg
Hannover
Erfurt
Nürnberg
Rostock
Leipzig
Regensburg
München
Berlin
Potsdam
Dresden
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