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The menhirs date back to prehistoric times. Of the once larger group, three are still preserved today. The well-known "Hinkelstein" is still located near its original site at the southern edge of the village. The other two stones, the "Dicke Stein" and the "Spitze Stein," were moved during land consolidation and are now situated on a property near the Wiesbach Bridge on Bahnhofstraße. The "Dicke Stein" has been re-erected there, while the "Spitze Stein," which is broken into two pieces, lies on the ground a few meters away. A…
The church, first mentioned in 1368, was dedicated to Saint Cyriacus. Rebuilt in 1606, it was again ruined in the wars of the 17th century, and the rebuilt church was assigned to the Reformed in 1705. In 1819, it became dilapidated again, and a reconstruction including the tower followed in 1834.
Join us on an exciting and impressive discovery tour in the heart of Oppenheim's medieval old town. Our friendly and knowledgeable tour guides will show you the many facets and sights of our historic town—and, of course, its secret corners. After all, it is always exciting to follow in the footsteps of the many famous Oppenheimers and guests of the town, such as Imperial Herald Kaspar Sturm, copperplate engraver Matthäus Merian, the architect of the German Reichstag in Berlin, Paul Wallot, Martin Luther, and Albert Schweitzer.…
The Schanzenhütte is located in the middle of the Weinolsheim vineyards. From here, you have a wonderful view of the Petersberg and Donnersberg mountains. The covered hut offers shelter if the weather is not so good. You can enjoy the sun and simply relax on the vineyard loungers. It is also possible to rent the Schanzenhütte and have a barbecue there by arrangement with the local community of Weinolsheim. The Weinolsheim municipal administration can be reached as follows: Tel.: 06249 80210
We invite you to take a tour of our community - right in the heart of Rheinhessen. Visit special places from Spiesheim's history and learn more at the respective locations. "Spizisheim" was first mentioned in a document by the Lorsch Monastery in 770. Traces of settlement date back to the Late Latène period (500-50 BC).
The Wineyard House "Am Hohberg" is located in the middle of the vineyard and marks the final climb back up the Hiwweltour Zornheimer Berg.
The Culture Forum Partenheim was founded in 2002 at the initiative of Werner Repovs. The association aims to organize events with historical and current references to Partenheim. We want to make local history visible and tangible, and show that traditions can be truly enjoyable. This includes traditional village festivals such as the Eierweinfest, Kerb, and the Bremserabend. At the initiative of Michelle Drais and Willi Brummer, two historical books have been created, depicting the history of Partenheim as well as the village life…
An diesem Aussichtspunkt mit Ruhebank hat man einen herrlichen Blick über den Rheingau bis zum Binger Loch.