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On the way between the cemetery and the marketplace in Ulmengraben stands the Schiller monument with the Schiller lime tree. The pyramid-shaped monument with a bust was erected for the 100th birthday of the poet (1905), made from stones of the former prison. Wörrstädter Graben between the Evangelical Church and the marketplace in Wörrstadt.
In July 2021, the cities of Worms, Speyer and Mainz were awarded the title of World Heritage Site by UNESCO for their ShUM sites. The cities are considered the cradle of Ashkenazi Judaism. Discover the Jewish monuments in Worms and their significance for the cultural heritage on this guided tour. You will visit the oldest preserved Jewish cemetery in situ in Europe, the ‘Holy Sand’, as well as the former Jewish quarter in the Judengasse with the synagogue. The monuments illustrate Jewish life in the city and, together with the…
Premiere cinema: Here you can always find the latest movies. Arthouse program. In the afternoon, films for children and teenagers. Sound experience with Dolby Digital Sound System, state-of-the-art seating, partly reclining chairs. With Rick's Cafe, an excellent dining option is available - with a large outdoor terrace.
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.…
Discover the fascinating history of St. Kilian's Church in Nierstein! The Kiliansberg hill was already a place of worship in Roman times. Over the centuries, St. Kilian's Church was rebuilt several times. In 1767, it was destroyed by fire and rebuilt. Today, it impresses with a Baroque nave, a baptistery, and a tower whose lower floors date back to the Carolingian period. The onion dome with its Baroque cupola makes the church a special historical and architectural highlight.
Tombstones attest that there was already a Christian community in Bingen in the 5th or 6th century. Probably in the Frankish period, the parish church was consecrated to Saint Martin. Since 1006, St. Martin is also documented as a collegiate church, where twelve clergymen served under the leadership of a provost. Only the crypt beneath the choir and the southwest tower remain as evidence of the Romanesque church structure. After the great city fire of 1403, the current nave was rebuilt first. The side aisles were only added later, although…
Probably built in the 16th century, the town hall still impresses with its half-timbered upper storey. It owes its salvation to an expert opinion from 1903, in which the historic town hall was already classified as very interesting in terms of art history. The town hall square serves as a venue for events throughout the year, and every year in August the traditional Weinbergshäuschenwanderung invites visitors to socialise. This location is part of an audiovisual route and offers the possibility to watch/listen to additional content on…
The old village pond in Mörstadt - the Woog, with its ancient tree population, is today an idyllic place for local recreation.