- Gutenberg Museum - At the Palace of the Holy Roman Emperor, you will see what today is the Gutenberg Museum, dedicated to Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of the printing press and where his original 15th century translation of the Bible is still to be seen.
- Possibility to customize the tour with your local guide
- Exclusively private guided tour experience
- Dedicated local guide for personalized attention
- Gratuities
- Entrance Fees to attractions not listed in the itinerary
- Transportation costs (Train tickets average price: €18 per person)
If you’re in Frankfurt and looking for a brief escape from Germany’s only high-rise cityscape, consider a visit to the charming town of Mainz.
Perched at the junction of the Rhine and Main rivers, this Roman-originated capital of Rhineland-Palatinate emits a distinct ‘joie de vivre’ emanating from Napoleon’s rule (1797-1814). Delve into the deep cultural history intertwined with a long-lasting wine-production legacy.
At the Imperial Palace of the Holy Roman Emperor, today’s Gutenberg Museum resides, devoted to Johannes Gutenberg, the creator of the printing press. Here, his original 15th-century Bible translation remains on display. Experience the distinctive ambiance of the Market Square and observe the sandstone monument called Heunensäule, which commemorates Mainz’s history. This day trip will transport you from Frankfurt to Mainz by train, introducing you to the stunning cityscape with your personal guide.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
