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24. March 2026

Now available hot off the press: the new mainzMAGAZINE

The current mainzMAGAZINE for spring/summer 2026 combines exciting insights into important developments, history, culture and the vibrant city life. Whether moving chapters of the past, traditional festivals or diverse cultural and culinary experiences: mainzMAGAZIN shows the state capital in all its facets and whets the appetite for more.

Among other things, the focus is on the SchUM Visitor Center currently under construction, which offers a new way to experience the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Old Jewish Cemetery, and enriches the cultural heritage of the state capital. 

In addition, mainzMAGAZIN explores the fascinating history of the Roman Theater and shows how Mainz not only preserves its past but also keeps it alive. 

And, of course, no overview of Mainz’s events calendar would be complete without a true highlight: Johannisnacht, a festival brimming with joie de vivre and tradition.

From movie recommendations to cultural and culinary discoveries to open-air events that build anticipation—the new mainzMAGAZIN offers a colorful mix of everything that makes Mainz special.

Now available at both Stadthauses and at the mainz STORE on the Markt. Or download it directly at www.mainz.de/mediathek (opens in a new tab)

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