The Würzburg Residence, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture, stands as a testament to the cultural and artistic exchange between Northern and Southern Europe in the 18th century. Commissioned by the Prince-Bishops of Würzburg, the palace's construction was a collaborative effort that included the genius of Balthasar Neumann, its principal architect, and the artistry of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, who adorned the interiors with breathtaking frescoes. Today, it is celebrated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, embodying the grandeur of the era and the synthesis of architectural styles that transcends regional boundaries.