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Best Of Wine Tourism Award 2025

Architecture, parks and gardens, international and national award: Weingut Manz, Weinolsheim

Focus on architecture

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Black facade of the winery at sunset

At the Manz Winery, distinctive architecture meets exceptional wine. With its exterior wall tilted at a 67-degree angle, the wine bar bridges the gap between the vineyard and the winery.

The contrast between the black façade and light-colored natural stone is both modern and timeless. Inside, concrete and wood, accented with gold and black, create an elegant atmosphere for wine tastings and events. The highlight of the wine shop is the unique view of the Rheinhessen vineyards through the panoramic windows.

The jury deemed it an absolute top destination in our region and is awarding another prize this year in the “Architecture, Parks & Gardens” category, with a focus on architecture.

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