Mainz

Tours

We have a good time on a walking tour of Mainz and get to know the sights. WE will walk for approx. 1,5 hours and learn a Lot about Mainz. WE will visit the churches and holy places in Mainz. You will he able to learn about Mainz and to have a good time wih your quide. I am always looking forward to answer all your questions and to Show you the Highlights of Mainz. WE start at the Roman Theater and continue Walking to the Altstadt and to the Domplatz. Then WE visit the Römerpassage and St. Stefan with the Chagall Windows. At least WE See the Fastnachtsbrunnen and at the Schillerplatz WE end the Tour.

Enjoy the fastest and most comfortable bus service between Frankfurt Hahn Airport and Mainz. Flibco ensures a seamless journey when traveling from the airport to city and vice versa. Benefit a quick travel time of just 1.25 hours since our direct route eliminates any unnecessary stops along the way. Hahn Airport, located 115 kilometers southeast of Frankfurt city center, is a transportation hub offering a range of amenities for travelers. To ensure a hassle-free journey, the shuttle bus service provided by flibco.com is the best option to get to Hahn Airport. It is eco-friendly, fast, reliable and affordable, making it an excellent choice for travelers. Sit back and relax from the comfort of your seat with plenty of legroom. Stay connected to the world with free Wifi available on board. You can watch a film or TV series, or catch up on some work, or simply regain time for yourself to fine-tune your travel plans.

Discover Mainz in the evening and learn all about its history and anecdotes on a guided walking tour and round off the (working) day with a walking tour. From the Romans to modern times. From the banks of the Rhine to the old town. Enjoy the illuminated city at night and walk in the footsteps of Johannes Gutenberg and Napoleon Bonaparte. We meet on the banks of the Rhine in front of the terrace of the Hilton Hotel and walk along the banks of the Rhine for a while. At the Fischtor we walk to Liebfrauenplatz and then to the high cathedral of St. Martin in Mainz. From there we walk past the old St. Johannis Cathedral to the Kirschgarten. The walking tour ends here.

Discover the highlights of Frankfurt with a local guide on a 1.5-hour walking tour that lets you compare the historic monuments with some of the skyscrapers of the modern era. Meet your guide at the iconic Justitia-Brunnen statue and make your way to your first stop, the iron footbridge of the Eiserner Steg, built in 1868. As you stroll, learn how many of the grand buildings were destroyed during World War II, and hear about the major renovation of 2008-9. See the historic Römer and Paulskirche, where the 1st German national assembly took place. You will explore the latest project of the city of Frankfurt, the new old town (Neue Altstadt). Along the way, get useful information about every attraction.

Starting at the river Rhine where the city's history began, I take you around St. Martin's cathedral and it's beautiful squares. If you like (and depending on opening hours) we can visit the cathedral and/or the Gutenbergmuseum (additional costs for admission). Next to the main sights and according to your interests I will tell you about the city's history, Jewish Mainz, German wine, local food, carnival, Chagall's windows and special attractions like the market breakfast or our Christmas market. As a local I know this city inside out and can take you off the beaten tracks. The walking distance for the standard tour around the cathedral is less than 1 mile.

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure with "Verbrecherjagd bei Nacht" in Frankfurt's stunning Altstadt. As night descends, you'll receive a tablet and mystery kit to guide you through the city's most beautiful and historic sights. Your mission: to solve intricate riddles and track down a cunning thief. Begin your journey at the iconic Römer, where the adventure kicks off with your first puzzle. From there, navigate through charming cobblestone streets to landmarks like the picturesque Paulsplatz and the majestic Kaiserdom. As you delve deeper into the city’s heart, each riddle will lead you to another significant location, offering both challenges and a glimpse into Frankfurt's rich history. You'll uncover clues at the vibrant Kleinmarkthalle, marvel at the architecture of the Alte Oper, and maybe even catch a stunning view of the Main River by the Eiserner Steg. Every stop combines the thrill of the chase with the beauty of Frankfurt by night. Perfect for groups, this adventure is designed to foster teamwork and excitement. Whether you're planning a team event, a school outing, a bachelor party, or just a fun night out with friends, this night-time criminal hunt offers a unique and captivating experience. Solve the puzzles, enjoy the sights, and immerse yourself in the thrill of the hunt in Frankfurt's enchanting Altstadt.

Enjoy Rüdesheim am Rhine, the gateway to the Lorelei Valley. This merry town with lovingly restored half-timbered houses is located in the Rheingau region on the right embankment of the River Rhine. Famous for its wine, it owes its long-standing wine-growing tradition to the Romans. Some of the vineyards are right in the middle of the town’s center thus giving it an amazing rustic charm and blending perfectly with the historic buildings. Its cable car takes you to the best view over the vines and the Rhine river, the Niederwalddenkmal and its main figure Germania, and it was made famous by Hollywood in the movie “G.I. Blues”, starring none other than Elvis Presley. Still a cult place for Elvis lovers all around the globe, you will learn a small secret about it and Elvis himself. Discover Drosselgasse lane, the heart of the Old Town, 144 meters of convivial wine taverns and courtyard restaurants. At Market Square, discover a fountain decorated with the statue of a wine-drinking man. See the Klunkhards Estate, one of the architectural pearls of the old town: a 16th-century slightly curved half-timbered building. At Oberstrasse, the “upper street”, find the Medieval Torture Museum which illustrates punishment and torture in the Middle Ages and witch-hunting in Germany. Come to Drosselgasse, the famous picturesque lane amid the old town, built for boat owners to settle into town. Take a look at Brömserburg Castle, originally the residence-stronghold of the bishops of Mainz built in the 10th century. Wonder at the beautiful aristocratic half-timbered residences, including the 16th century Brömserhof, today the site of Siegfried’s Mechanical Music Cabinet, a vast collection of fascinating musical instruments dating back 3 centuries. Dive into the history of medieval fortresses for which the Romantic Rhine is famous. This, and more, will be the highlights of this attractive walking tour.

Mainz can sometimes feel inaccessible to foreign visitors. Take the mystery out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private, customized tour. Your guide contacts you beforehand to get a feel for your interests and tastes to ensure that you only visit the places you are interested in. As you explore the city, your guide shares insights into local life forming a clearer picture of Mainz's culture. - Private tour for just you and your group - Your guide customizes your tour to your interests and personality - Get a deeper insight into Mainz life than possible alone - See Mainz through the eyes of a local and discover its hidden gems Choose from 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8-hour tour options.

At the indicated time we will meet at Frankfurt Central Station to take the train and begin our excursion to Mainz, a beautiful city located on the banks of the Rhine River. After about 40 minutes of travel, we will arrive at our destination and embark on a guided tour of the city. First of all, we will visit the Roman vestiges of Mainz, entering the ruins of the Roman Theater and the Citadel. We will continue the excursion to Mainz at the Church of St. Ignatius, located in the Altstadt neighborhood. We will also see the Church of San Agustín, one of the best examples of rococo style buildings in the historic center of the city. Our next stop will be at the Wooden Tower, which is one of the three medieval towers still standing in Mainz. Do you know why it is called that? We'll find out! Then, we will return to the historic center to explore the Cathedral in the market square. The red sandstone basilica is one of the most important examples of Romanesque architecture in the world. Next, we will leave you an hour and a half of free time so that you can continue getting to know the German city on your own. After this time, we will meet the guide again to return to Frankfurt.

Discover the multi-faceted history of Mainz on an exciting walking tour through the old town. Accompanied by experienced tour guides, you will travel through 2000 years of city history - from the Romans through the Middle Ages to the present day. The tour begins on the market square, the vibrant center of the city. From here, the tour continues to the imposing St. Martin's Cathedral, one of the city's most impressive landmarks. The tour starts on the lively market square in the heart of Mainz. From there, the route leads to St. Martin's Cathedral, one of the city's most impressive landmarks, whose imposing silhouette has shaped the cityscape for over 1000 years. After exploring the cathedral, the walking tour leads into the picturesque old town. Idyllic alleyways, magnificent half-timbered houses and hidden courtyards await you here, giving Mainz its special charm.