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With the Church of the Holy Trinity, built in the Baroque style between 1709 and 1725, the parish maintains the largest church in the city, indeed, in the wider region. After the destruction of the Second World War, the church, whose outer walls had survived, was redesigned internally by Otto Bartning. Coming from the Bauhaus movement, Bartning is considered the most important church architect of the 20th century, having built over 100 churches beyond Germany's borders. The church—serving as the parish church—is also today the most impressive concert hall in the city—indeed, far and wide—and is thus a sought-after venue for major musical works, choirs, and orchestras.

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With the Church of the Holy Trinity, built in the Baroque style between 1709 and 1725, the parish maintains the largest church in the city, indeed, in the wider region. After the destruction of the Second World War, the church, whose outer walls had survived, was redesigned internally by Otto Bartning. Coming from the Bauhaus movement, Bartning is considered the most important church architect of the 20th century, having built over 100 churches beyond Germany's borders. The church—serving as the parish church—is also today the most impressive concert hall in the city—indeed, far and wide—and is thus a sought-after venue for major musical works, choirs, and orchestras.

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Great machine, always good for a snack :)

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Regiomat at Puder 👍👍👍

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The station was opened in 1853 and is a through station with eight tracks. It offers both long-distance and regional connections and is used by around 15,000 people every day.

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The water tower in Worms is like a silent guardian of the city, shaping the landscape with its imposing appearance. With its elegant, cylindrical dome and robust brick walls, it exudes a mixture of strength and grace. When it was built in 1890, it not only served as a water supply, but also as an architectural masterpiece that represents the engineering skills of its time.

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The fountain was created in 1913 by the Munich sculptor Adolf von Hildebrand and erected in 1921. It is made of shell limestone and is designed as a heptagonal dome. On top of the fountain stands Siegfried with his sword, which represents the scene of the dragon slayer from the legend.

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"A Christian is a free lord over all things and subject to no one. A Christian is a servant of all things and subject to everyone." This saying expresses the central concern of the Reformation: the freedom of the Christian through faith and the simultaneous responsibility that results from this for serving one's fellow human beings. It is a succinct summary of Luther's theology and shows the paradoxical nature of Christian freedom.

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The historic town hall, located in the center of the market square, is an impressive building from different eras. It was rebuilt in the 20th century after the destruction of the Second World War and is today a symbol of the city administration and public life in Worms.

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The Nibelungen Museum is a modern and interactive museum dedicated entirely to the famous Nibelungen saga. When you enter the museum, you are immersed in a world full of heroes, dragons and epic battles. Multimedia installations, exciting stories and historical exhibits bring the old saga to life and make it tangible. The museum is integrated into the historic walls of the city and thus offers a perfect transition between past and present. A highlight is the audiovisual tour, which takes visitors on a journey through the Nibelungen saga, from Siegfried's fight with the dragon to the dramatic events at the court of the Burgundians.

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Beautiful green area in the center of Worms.

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Trinity Church in honor of Martin Luther

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The first train to Worms ran in 1864. It was only years later that the current station building was built, which is currently (as of June 2024) being renovated.

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Two colorful dragons are set up to the right and left of the green area (Nibelungenlied; Segfried and the Dragon)

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Beautiful, impressive construction. Stately and well-preserved/renovated building.

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With the Holy Trinity Church, built as a Baroque church between 1709 and 1725, the parish maintains the largest church in the city, indeed, in the surrounding area. After the destruction of the Second World War, the church, whose outer walls remained standing, was redesigned inside by Otto Bartning. Coming from the Bauhaus movement, Bartning is considered the most important church architect of the 20th century, having built over 100 churches beyond Germany. The church – a parish church on one hand – is also the most impressive concert hall in the city – indeed, far and wide – and is thus a sought-after venue for important musical pieces, choirs, and orchestras. https://www.dreifaltigkeitskirche-worms.de/

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Also good for cyclists - there are working elevators

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The town hall of Worms is the town hall of the city of Worms and consists of several components from different eras. It is located on the market square in the center of Worms' old town.

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The Siegfried Fountain is a listed fountain in the Rhineland-Palatinate city of Worms. It is reminiscent of Siegfried the dragon slayer, one of the main characters in the Nibelungen saga.

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Beautiful green area with many benches between the war memorial and Lutherplatz.

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