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The people of Mainz and Rheinhessen are known for their warm and open way of life. It’s no wonder that this region hosts so many festivals. As everyone knows, it’s easier to chat over a good glass of wine; people draw closer together and quickly strike up a conversation.

Entrance to the Great Wine Capitals wine village in the evening
Great Wine Capitals Wine Village at the Wine Market

Residents of Mainz and visitors alike enjoy celebrating the longest day of the year together in honor of Johannes Gutenberg at the region’s second-largest folk festival, the Mainzer Johannisnacht. Here, wine and culture take center stage. Those who prefer a more laid-back atmosphere will find “their” event among the numerous farm and wine festivals in the city and surrounding region.

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