Top Mainz Audio Guides

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.

Join highly recommended Grape Escapes Germany for this more personal tour through the Rheinvalley from the wine capital Mainz Enjoy the scenery and stunning vineyard views as you discover wines form historical & boutique Riesling estates. Take in the romantic medieval villages along the Rhine River as it curves its way down to the famous village of Rüdesheim. After tasting several wines we will stop for a light lunch of local wine tapas. Tour Highlights & Inclusions * Hotel pick up and drop off Mainz or Wiesbaden area. * Visit historical palace wine estates tasting some of the worlds most famous Riesling * We will go into the vineyards for stunning views with wine * taste wines from iconic vineyards with me as your expert guide tatsing about 20 wines * Try local wine tapas, like regional bratwurst charcuterie & baked goods * Water along the way. * Small group tour max 8 guests. * in summer this tour can start later afternoon sipping wines as the sun starts to go down!

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.