Würzburg is located around 160 kilometers south of Frankfurt am Main and is the capital of the administrative district of Lower Franconia. The City has many historic buildings and sights, including the Würzburg Residence, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Marienkapelle chapel and the Marienberg fortress.

Würzburg is also known for its culture and art scene. There are several theaters and museums as well as regular concerts and events.

Würzburg's economy is primarily based on services, particularly in the fields of higher education and research, as well as trade and tourism. The City is also an important location for the automotive and mechanical engineering industries.

The purchasing power in Würzburg is in the middle of the German average. The average gross income per person is around EUR 25,000 per year and Prices for apartments and real estate are moderate compared to other German cities. However, Prices have risen in recent years.

The good transport connections and good infrastructure make the City an attractive place to live for many people.