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Mainz Cathedral, also known as St Martin and St Stephen, is an outstanding example of Romanesque architecture and has shaped the cityscape since the 10th century. With its imposing towers, the ornate west portal and the historic crypt, the cathedral offers both religious significance and fascinating insights into mediaeval architecture and the city's history.

The old town of Mainz enchants with narrow cobbled streets, colourful half-timbered houses and charming squares. Here you will find the Gutenberg Museum, cosy cafés, boutiques and wine taverns. Visitors can stroll around, soak up the historic atmosphere and discover the cultural treasures and the flair of this vibrant university town on the Rhine.

The Mainz Carnival Fountain (Fastnachtsbrunnen) at Schillerplatz is a fascinating sight, filled with numerous stories and characters such as Till Eulenspiegel and the city goddess Mogontia. Unveiled in 1967, its intricate figures portray so many tales of Mainz’s “fifth season” that you could easily spend hours exploring every detail.

The citadel in Mainz, built in 1660, is an impressive historic fortress with a rich history. Visitors can explore the massive walls and take part in guided tours and theatre performances. From here there is a fantastic panoramic view over the city and the Rhine, making the citadel not only of historical interest but also a great viewpoint.

The Roman Theater in Mainz, rediscovered in the late 1990s, was once the grandest of its kind north of the Alps. With a 116-meter diameter and space for approximately 10,000 spectators, it ts a marvel of ancient architecture – just a short walk from Mainz Römisches Theater train station.

Stay in shape during your stay in our hotel in Mainz. Just a short walk away (600 m), you can work out at XtraFit Gym with modern facilities. It is open 24/7!

The Gutenberg Museum is dedicated to Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of the printing press, and offers a fascinating insight into the history of printing. Visitors can explore historic printing presses, rare books and interesting exhibits that show the development of the art of printing. A must for anyone interested in the technology, history and culture of the city of Mainz.

A boat tour on the Rhine offers the perfect opportunity to experience Mainz and its surroundings from a new perspective. Enjoy the view of historic buildings, the picturesque waterfront promenade and the nature around the city. Whether relaxed sightseeing or a leisurely trip on the water – a Rhine tour combines culture, history and leisure fun for all visitors.