Top Mainz Bus Tours

Indulge in a wine-fueled journey through the UNESCO-listed Rhein Valley and visit the charming Rhein Castle on this small-group excursion. Traverse charming gardens and step into the romantic royalty of the 17th-century castle. Explore quaint wine villages, enjoy a scenic lunch, and, in December, stroll through Christmas markets with a cup of Glühwein. Hotel pickup from Frankfurt is included for your convenience.

Explore Germany's exceptional wine regions with a personalized private wine tour that caters to your interests. This wine tour will be tailored to fit your itinerary and to cover everything you would like to experience in our beautiful wine regions. We ensure you visit prestigious wineries and discover hidden gems while enjoying breathtaking landscapes and historic sites, from charming villages to iconic castles. Luxury transport and an expert licensed English-speaking guide ensure a comfortable and enriching experience. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or just curious, this tour will be crafted for you. - Tailored private tours in Germany's top wine regions: Rheinhessen, Mosel, and Rheingau - Expert English-speaking guide with insider knowledge of local wineries, hotels & restaurants - Visit iconic castles, picturesque villages, and stunning vineyards - We will travel at your pace! - Comfortable luxury transport with pick-up from Mainz, Frankfurt, Wiesbaden or Koblenz, or cruise ship

Escape Frankfurt for a day—and immerse yourself in Germany’s top wine regions—on this luxurious, private tour. Depart in the morning from your local accommodation, and travel with your guide along the Rhine River. You'll enjoy an introduction to local varietals and winemaking traditions. You’ll also visit three highlight wineries, will take part in tastings and cellar tours, and will indulge in a cheese plate snack.

Mini hot rods are THE hype in Germany and have taken cities like Hamburg, Frankfurt or Berlin by storm within a very short time. They inspire and provide astonished looks wherever they appear, which also makes them the perfect advertising space for companies. Tourists queue up to experience the sights of Mainz on one of the most unusual city tours. And many Mainz residents have already succumbed to the HOTROD virus. The small, white cars (Mini Hot Rod) are also happy to be booked for company events, birthdays or hen parties and bachelor parties. One of the best activities in Germany now with us in Mainz.

Bookable direct @ Grape Escapes Germany Germany has been in the wine game since the Romans first planted vines along the steep slate slopes of the Mosel. Take a Grape Escape to the magical world of Riesling. Taste a mix of globally acclaimed and boutique family managed vineyards with heart and soul, showing great examples of how German wine traditions produce some of the best-respected Mosel wines in the world. During personal tastings there will be many opportunities to swirl, sniff and slurp RIESLING ( the star of the show ) in all its glory and variations from bone DRY to late harvest Riesling coming from the different soils of blue, red and grey quartzite slate. We might even find some special German Pinot Spätburgunder and cracking Sparkling along the way. I believe in open minds and open wines. It can be that more thirsty winelovers will want to join. More the merrier! Please state if you prefer your tour private. an additional fee maybe required based on seasonal demand.

Wine lovers interested in discovering Germany's best red wines and dry Riesling will enjoy this tour. Avoid the hassle of organizing transport between wineries, and let a guide take you on an adventure to Pfalz—a wine region known as “the Tuscany of Germany.” Visit 3+ wineries and taste more than 25 wines from small producers you might not have discovered otherwise.

This tour begins where most Frankfurt experiences don't: in Mainz. We travel together by train into Frankfurt — round-trip tickets included — before continuing on foot through the city's old town. Most people fly into Frankfurt, see the skyline from a taxi, and think they've seen the city. They haven't. I take you into the Frankfurt that doesn't show up in guidebooks — the Kaisersaal, where portraits of 52 Holy Roman Emperors still line the walls, and I'll tell you which ones actually mattered. We'll stand in the Kleinmarkthalle, Frankfurt's indoor market that's fed the city through two world wars, and taste something that's been part of daily life here for generations. Then we walk to the Iron Bridge, where medieval faith and modern finance stare at each other across the river, and I'll explain why that view says more about Frankfurt than any monument in the city. This is a walking tour at heart — comfortable shoes are a must — built around someone who knows why these places matter.