All Mainz Tours & Excursions in 2026

We spend a nice time on a tour of Mainz and get to know the sights. We are about 1.5 hours on the road and learn a lot about Mainz. We visit the churches and holy places in Mainz. You will learn a lot about Mainz and have a nice time with your guide. I look forward to answering all your questions and showing you the Unpacked of Mainz. We start at the Roman Theatre and continue to the Old Town and Cathedral Square. Then we take a look at St. Stefan with the Chagall windows. This is where the tour ends.

Mainz comes alive on this engaging walking tour, showcasing 2,000 years of history. Starting in the bustling market square, you’ll head to the majestic St. Martin's Cathedral, a landmark that has graced the skyline for over a millennium. Discover the charm of the old town as you wander through scenic alleys, admire half-timbered houses, and uncover hidden courtyards, all while guided by experienced locals who share the city’s rich past. This tour is perfect for history enthusiasts and travelers seeking a deeper connection with Mainz. - Discover 2,000 years of Mainz's history with expert guides - Visit the iconic St. Martin's Cathedral and learn about its significance - Stroll through the picturesque old town, filled with charming alleys - Ideal for those interested in culture, history, and local insights

Discover Mainz your way with Ciceru’s self-guided walking tour—audio and text in 7 languages, right on your phone. No app, no hassle—just press play and explore! Wander at your own pace through the charming old town, with its half-timbered houses and bustling squares, and discover landmarks that narrate tales from Roman times to the present. From ancient monuments to Baroque churches, each stop offers a glimpse into Mainz's rich heritage. This leisurely exploration allows you to experience the city's vibrant atmosphere and storied past at your own pace, making for an unforgettable journey through time.

Discover why a simple glass of wine in Mainz is the strongest social equalizer. This is not a tour about terroir, grape varieties, or tasting notes. It is a journey into the 'wine tavern' as a radically democratic space. Accompany the culinary expert Marco and the local Marta on their discovery tour. Experience how a 600-year-old wine culture overcomes class barriers, makes strangers friends, and shapes the open Rheinhessen mentality. From hidden historical cellars to a huge weekly market breakfast, you will learn how to move in these spaces, what to order, and why the people of Mainz consider sharing a table a supreme civic duty. - 2.0 km self-guided tour with 6 stations over 83 min. - Ideal for everyone interested in culinary arts & identity and society & everyday life Excitingly told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Suitable audio content, AI guide, and navigation via the app

Mainz is where Romans built theatres and fortresses, archbishops wielded power, and Gutenberg revolutionized information with the printing press. On this self-guided walking tour through the medieval old town, you’ll hear all about the Holy Roman Empire’s power, Napoleon’s ambitions, and a remarkable Jewish artist’s gift of reconciliation. The tour begins at the magnificent 1,000-year-old St. Martin’s Cathedral, a powerful symbol of Mainz’s religious importance as the Rome of the North. You'll wander past Heunensäule (Haystack Pillar) in Marktplatz, and through cobblestone squares and narrow alleys to discover vibrant wine houses and meticulously preserved half-timbered buildings. You'll see the city’s impressive hilltop Citadel, and the ruins of the largest Roman amphitheater north of the Alps before the tour concludes on Augustinerstrasse, Mainz’s popular shopping street, where you can easily return to the Old Town or stop for a glass of local Rheinhessen wine.

Discover the charming city of Mainz on a guided evening tour that brings the illuminated streets and historic squares to life. From the picturesque banks of the Rhine to the old town, learn more about the fascinating history and architecture of this region. Enjoy the sight of the illuminated buildings and listen to the stories that surround this city. Whether in German or English, this tour offers a unique opportunity for anyone who wants to experience Mainz at night. Guided evening tour along the Rhine and through the old town Experience the city of Mainz at night with its illuminated sights Learn interesting stories about the history and culture of the region Available in German and English for a wide audience

The Old Town of Mainz is undeniably picturesque, with its colorful buildings, half-timbered shopfronts, and cobblestone streets. With this tour, explore the historic city with a private guide, learn about the city’s fascinating history and different architectural styles, and visit landmarks including the market square, Mainz Cathedral, and the Kirschgarten.

Sidestep the tourist traps and expand your palate by booking this 2-hour wine and food experience, set underground in a Mainz cellar. History will come to life as you sip German wines, sample delicious delicacies, and learn about the region’s specialties from your English-speaking wine expert. Enjoy both sweet and savory dishes, including a surprise dessert to finish.

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.

The Gutenberg Museum is one of the oldest printing museums in the world, focusing on the history of books, printing, and scripts. With this tour, take in all the highlights of the museum’s permanent collection, including a live printing demonstration and the chance to admire historic printing presses and other equipment. Accompanied by a private guide, you can ask as many questions as you like and gain extra insight into the museum exhibits.

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.

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.

Mainz Highlights: Discover all of Mainz in one easy walk! With just your smartphone and headphones, you'll stroll from the thousand-year-old red sandstone cathedral and the Gutenberg printing legacy to the charming half-timbered old town and the banks of the Rhine – while an immersive audio guide with a high-quality voice reveals the story behind each stop. Surprising fun facts and historical photos bring the city to life, turning a simple walk into an unforgettable journey through the birthplace of the printed book. How It Works No human person for guiding (tourguide), this is self-guided audio tour. You use your own smartphone to navigate and listen. No app download is required—just click the access link in your ticket to begin instantly. This route explores the free public sights, so no entrance tickets are needed or included.

Discover Mainz’s rich Jewish heritage on this private guided walking tour. Visit important sites like the commemorative brass "stumbling stones" which recognizes the lives lost in the Holocaust, stroll past the oldest legible Jewish tombstone in Europe from 1049, and learn about the significance of the Nagelsäule ("Nail Column"). Hotel pick-up and drop-off is also available.

Mainz, with its charming old town and rich heritage, can sometimes feel difficult to navigate for visitors. Take the mystery out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private walking tour. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments, including museums, while learning about the city’s history and culture. If you wish to include a museum visit, your guide can customize the itinerary to fit your interests—just let us know in advance. Your guide contacts you beforehand to understand your preferences, ensuring you see the places you truly want to experience. Ideal for families, solo travelers, or couples, this tour reveals Mainz’s hidden treasures and local stories.

Saint Stephan’s Church (Stephanskirche) is one of the most memorable landmarks in Mainz and is renowned for its late Gothic architecture and magnificent Chagall windows. With this private tour, explore inside the church, admire the stained-glass windows designed by artist Marc Chagall, and hear the stories behind their design and conception.

This is a self-guided treasure hunt where you step into the shoes of Mainz's most famous son: you play Gutenberg himself, in the year 1430, with your family's name and the future of the written word riding on your choices. The story is woven from the city's real history, with patricians clashing against guilds and a relic lost to time, so every puzzle you solve teaches you something true about Mainz behind the fiction. There is no guide and no fixed schedule: you set the pace, pause for a coffee or a glass of local Riesling whenever you like, and resume whenever you want (even on another day). We offer 24/7 customer support and built-in hints to guarantee that you never stay stuck. It has easy difficulty and it's perfect for solo adventurers, couples, friends, families with older kids, or team-building events.

Visit two of Mainz’s most popular attractions in one tour, accompanied by a private guide. Discover the fascinating history of printing at the Gutenberg Museum and gain extra insight into the museum exhibits during a guided tour. Then, admire the magnificent architecture of St. Martin's Cathedral, known for its rich history and unique features.

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.

Explore the historic city of Worms at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour featuring audio stories and interactive quizzes. This engaging experience allows you to uncover the rich history of Martin Luther and significant landmarks such as Worms Cathedral and the Old Jewish Cemetery. Navigate easily with a smart map and enjoy a fun learning journey, whether solo or with friends. Perfect for history buffs and casual explorers alike, this tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours over a distance of 1 km. - 10 intriguing stops including Luther's Gate and Trinity Church - Flexible timing: embark on your tour daily at your convenience - Engaging audio stories and quizzes to enhance your learning - Ideal for solo adventurers or groups, with multiplayer options available

Mainz was founded by the Romans in 13 BC, making it one of Germany’s oldest towns. On this tour, you’ll hear about Mainz’s most famous son, Johannes Gutenberg, who transformed the Middle Ages by making book printing possible. The tour starts at the beautiful Market Square, in front of St Martin’s Cathedral. You’ll walk through the ‘Court of Corpses’, a former cemetery, and get a glimpse of how beautiful the medieval town must have been at Kirschgarten (Cherry Garden). You’ll also get a chance to see historic sights like House Aschaffenberg that survived World War II, and catch a glimpse of Germany’s most famous river, the Rhine. The tour will end back at Market Square, where we started off.

A medieval city on the Rhine River, Mainz has nearly a thousand years of visible history to explore. With your guide leading the way, travel back in time to the age of Johannes Gutenberg, to the Holy Roman Empire, to the Renaissance and beyond, exploring Electoral Castle, Town Hall, Old Town, and more.

Prepare to be transported back in time as you learn about the significance of Johannes Gutenberg on this private tour. Beginning at the Gutenberg Museum, one of the oldest printing museums in the world, you will unravel the fascinating history of books as you see an original Gutenberg bible from the 1450s. The tour also includes a visit to the Kirschgarten in Old Mainz, famous for its half-timbered houses.