The residence of Würzburg is one of the oldest and oldest residences built in Europe, which was distinguished by a distinctive architectural design, as the architects drew inspiration from an area stretching from Vienna to Paris, from Genoa and Venice to Amsterdam, and the building embodies the achievements of Western architecture at the time, and the French architecture of the palace, and the Viennese Baroque and the religious and secular architecture of northern Italy, a synthesis of the art of stunning totalitarianism.