レネベルクヴァルト周辺のおすすめシティハイキング＆ウォーキング

12世紀の小さな低層城は、1990年代にハイデスハイムの所有となり改修されるまで、非常に変遷の多い歴史を持っていました。今日、特に人気があるのは、その小さな公園の雰囲気です。建物内には、市民会館、地方長官事務所、歴史的な雰囲気での結婚式のための結婚式場があります。

A sandy beach, tables and benches, the Rhine and a view as far as Eltville; a peaceful place between an allotment garden colony and a chemical factory.

The inconspicuous Wildgraben, which flows from the Wackernheimer Höhe through the center of Heidesheim's village, partially running under the street, once brought raging floods to the village, sweeping away entire houses. Unimaginable today, the tranquil watercourse creates several idyllic corners in the village landscape, especially at the Catholic daycare center/Dalles and the town hall.

You can also cycle and run over them

A truly beautiful church, built between 1791 and 1810 according to designs by Jakob Joseph Schneider, the then building director of Mainz. The building features a circular choir inside and a three-sided exterior, leaning against a Gothic tower. Particularly noteworthy are the Baroque altars and wooden figures from the early 18th century. After a lightning strike in 1910, the destroyed tower was quickly rebuilt.

Beautiful route in spring during flowering season

Regardless of whether you come to Budenheim from the direction of Mombach or Heidesheim, the Pankratius Church immediately catches your eye. As the oldest building in the community, it can therefore also be described as a landmark of Budenheim. Many Budenheim residents associate their personal history with this church. The support association has been looking after the preservation of the Pankratius Church for more than 10 years. The association's express aim is to preserve the work of their ancestors for future generations and to make it a place of encounter. 2008 and 2009 were characterized by the interior restoration measures. Now we are finished and the big goal of bringing the old Kohlhaas organ back into the church has been achieved. Occasionally events take place at the church, such as mulled wine evenings in Advent or social days for the Boy Scouts or Woinoose. Content according to www.pankratiuskirche.de

The South Bridge serves the Rhine-Main Railway from Mainz via Darmstadt to Aschaffenburg and the Main Railway running south of the Main from Mainz to Frankfurt (Main) Central Station, on which the S 8 line also runs between Mainz, Frankfurt (Main) Airport and Frankfurt. The Mainz South Bridge from 1862 was the first permanent Rhine bridge in Mainz, which until then only had a ship bridge, after the Roman Bridge and Charlemagne's Rhine Bridge, which burned down shortly after its completion. Source:https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%BCdbr%C3%BCcke_(Mainz)