The long and stunning history of Mainz is revived and documented by Roman remains dating back 2,000 years. The 1,000-year-old Romanesque St. Martin Cathedral and St. Stephen’s Church, with 9 windows designed by Marc Chagall, are some of the city’s ecclesiastical highlights. In the romantic part of the Old Town half-timbered houses mix with a modern and pulsating lifestyle. Numerous little wine restaurants such as the Baroque bishop palace invite to an unforgettable stay in the city of Gutenberg on banks of the Rhine river.
Population: 190,000, guest beds: 4,500

Museum devoted to the art of navigation in ancient times. Exhibit of an ancient ship being restored.
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Wine cellar in the heart of the historic town centre. Capacity: on request
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Collections from Mediterranean and pre-Christian civilisations in Europe.
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Brewery and restaurant, serves its own beer. Capacity: 180
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Printing museum, Incunabula, first Gutenberg bible, replica of workshops, printing demonstration.
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A 13th century building with modern design interior.
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Located above the theatre, fantastic view of the cathedral, international cuisine.
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The Touristik Centrale Mainz offers regular tours that will take you to all the city's major points of interest. There are tours available for individuals, as well as for groups. ...
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Romanesque edifice with two choirs. Funerary monuments for bishops. Guided tours: reservations in advance are required.
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Rhineland civilisation from the prehistoric period. Jupiter column (Roman vestige).
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