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N"ice" work: Ice cream from "Benito" in Würzburg

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Where tradition meets modernity: Ice cream café "Benito" in Würzburg has been around for 84 years, and is currently being run by the fourth generation in the family.

N"ice" work: Ice cream from "Benito" in Würzburg

Ice cream Café Benito in Würzburg has been around for an unbelievable 84 years, first on Hofstraße and later on Domstraße. Back then, the great-grandfather of the Vettori family fell in love with the city and its inhabitants, who he believed "understood how to enjoy life". The ice cream café is currently being run by the fourth generation of the family. It's a situation where experience meets innovation, and which results in not just classics such as chocolate and vanilla, but also delicious vegan varieties and sorbets. Another bonus is that you can walk to the old Main bridge within four minutes.

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Arrival

"Benito" ice cream café
Schustergasse 2
97070 Würzburg

Würzburg Hbf

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