마인츠‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

예술적으로 설계된 이 분수는 1767년 선제후 에메리히 요제프 폰 브라이트바흐 추 뷔레스하임(Emmerich Joseph von Breidbach zu Bürresheim) 통치 하에 건립되었으며, 원래는 주민들에게 신선한 식수를 공급하는 역할을 했습니다. 이 광장의 이름은 당시 '새로운' 분수였던 이 분수에서 유래했으며, 이 분수는 곧 도시 생활의 중요한 중심지가 되었습니다.

현재 이 지역은 엄격하게 보호되는 자연보호 구역과 레크리에이션 및 일부 군사 훈련에 사용되는 지역으로 나뉩니다. 구역 설정: 마인처 잔트 1부 그로서 잔트, 고도로 보호됨 및 마인처 잔트 2부 일부 군사 활동이 겹치는 훈련장

정보와 그곳의 자연에 대한 정보: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro%C3%9Fer_Sand 정보 경로도 있습니다. 이에 대한 정보는 여기에서 확인하세요: https://www.mainz.de/angebote-entdecken/gruenes-mainz/naherholung/mainzer-sand

Nature reserve

The "Geopfad Weisenau" is a special highlight on the last stage of the "RheinTerrassenWeg" (Bodenheim - Mainz)!

The "Mainzer Sand II" nature reserve was established in March 1997. Brief description: Calcareous sand area with open calcareous sand plains, dunes, pioneer sand vegetation, sandy heaths, fallow land, orchards, isolated trees, and old and dead wood; The Mainzer Sand landscape originated approximately 10,000 years ago and is therefore relatively young. Dunes formed from the windblown sand blown from the gravelly riverbed of the Rhine. The establishment of trees and shrubs stabilized these dunes, essentially completing their formation. The resulting landscape is very rare, as it consists of inland dunes.

The Fish Gate Fountain in Mainz is a striking monument located on the Fish Gate Square of the same name, between the banks of the Rhine and the east choir of Mainz Cathedral, commemorating the historical significance of the Rhine for the city. The fountain was built in 1930/31 according to a design by architect Rudolf Schreiner, with sculptures by Peter Dienstdorf. It symbolically stands on the site where the Fish Gate once stood, a Gothic city gate that provided access to what was then Mainz's port and was demolished in 1847. The Fish Gate and the nearby Fischergasse were central locations for the fish trade for centuries, as the Rhine provided an essential source of food and income for the people of Mainz. The fountain itself is made of shell limestone and bronze and is characterized by its playful design: fish leap merrily over stone balls, while water bubbles arching from many openings into the shallow fountain basin. The fountain's structure of spheres and fish earned it the affectionate nickname "Quellmänner un Herring" (Quellmen and Hering) in the local dialect. "Quellmänner" (Quellmen) is the Mainz dialect term for boiled potatoes, which were traditionally eaten with herring as a simple, typical "poor man's meal" of earlier times. Thus, the fountain's symbolism connects the historic fishing industry with a popular Mainz dish and today serves as a popular meeting place and haven of peace in the heart of the city.

The park features a beautiful rose garden with a fountain and benches. You'll need to park or push your bike if you want to go deeper, as the paths are pedestrian-only, or you can enjoy the view from the bike path.