In the charming wine village of Guntersblum, you will find the Guntersblum Museum. With great passion, it is run by the Association for the Preservation of Guntersblum Cultural Heritage e. V. on a voluntary basis and surprises with three to four changing exhibitions each year. The focus is on regional history – complemented by exciting topics with an international perspective. Additionally, artists and cultural creators from all over the world are given a platform here.
The museum is open on Sundays and public holidays from 2 PM to 5 PM – entry is free. The visit is particularly atmospheric in the historical wine tasting room: The wood-paneled ambiance in the style of historicism dates back to 1887. A colorful frieze, which according to tradition was created by Italian wandering painters, gives the room a very special atmosphere. Here, culture can be enjoyed over coffee and cake for a donation – fully in the spirit of the wine and joie de vivre of Rheinhessen.
In the same building, there is also a small arts stage with 68 seats. In a former bottle rack cellar, an exciting program of music, readings, and cabaret awaits you about every two to three weeks – every Friday at 8 PM. A secret tip for anyone looking to enrich their stay with authentic cultural experiences.
