The Baroque cathedral with the tomb of Saint Boniface is the landmark of Fulda and has been a destination for countless pilgrims for over a thousand years. The extensive cathedral precinct, which includes St. Michael, one of the oldest preserved churches in Germany, is bordered by 18th-century buildings such as the residence palace with its orangery and numerous noble palaces. This impressive ensemble, with its unique cohesion, has earned Fulda the nickname "Baroque City." Additionally, the bustling streets around the parish church of St. Blasius preserve numerous historical traces, including lovingly restored half-timbered houses and remnants of the former city wall. The city tour takes you to the most important sights in the center of Fulda. On foot and in one day—of course with necessary breaks to enjoy Fulda's hospitality—you can explore the over 1200-year-old city.