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Wine Tourism in Mainz and Rheinhessen

Mainz and Rheinhessen—this cosmopolitan state capital and its charming surrounding region—offer plenty of room for imagination and many discoveries.

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Lively wine capital

There are many highlights to a visit to Mainz. The thousand-year-old St. Martin's Cathedral, the bishop's church of Karl Cardinal Lehmann, the world-famous Gutenberg Museum, and the mystical blue windows created by Marc Chagall for St. Stephen's Church are just a few of the sights that make a trip to Mainz worthwhile.

Green vineyards and wide horizons

Rheinhessen—The scenic beauty of Rheinhessen’s rolling countryside, with its green vineyard-covered hills against vast horizons, and the river landscapes along the Rhine and Selz have a charm all their own. There is much to discover in the Land of a Thousand Hills. History, culture, and the wine experience are certainly present at every turn.

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