vineyards

The name is based on the location on the trail of the pilgrims who have migrated from the Rhineland to Rome. Until the 19th century this way was also used by raftsmen and boatmen to cut off the Rhine knee.

The location was mentioned in 1413 and 1560 with the name "am Summerberg". The name is based on the southern location of the vineyard.

The name of the location is the name of the estate of the Eberbach monastery.

The name of the single layer must be interpreted as a protection or field guard hut.

In a metaphorical name, this is a good vineyard location. Only rarely is such a name based on the occurrence of shiny rocks such as galena.

The location was mentioned in 1330 with the name "by sant martins borne". The location got its name from the possession of the parish church in Siefersheim at a St. Martin's Patronal Feast.

The location was mentioned in 1523 with the name "am goldtberg". The designation of a hallway with this name rarely indicates the precious metal, but rather is an expression of general appreciation.

As always in Rheinhessen, this name comes from the southern position of the vineyards.

The location was named after an old Hesselberg, a hazel-covered mountain.

The location was mentioned in 1733 under the name "under the horn". Horn refers to protruding corners of a plateau.