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"The building spanning the German Wine Route is reminiscent of a Roman fort [...]." Source (quoted verbatim): https://www.outdooractive.com/de/gastro/pfalz/haus-der-deutschen-weinstrasse/1272728/

Patricia Wingert and the "Schorle-Express" bar are located on the same area and are worth a stop for the panoramic view alone.

A stunning location above Bockenheim. On a clear day, breathtaking panoramic views of the Rhine plain. Operated by Bockenheim winegrowers from the end of March to the end of October.

One of the largest and oldest Salien in Germany

I like these vineyard cottages

"St. Lambert's Church was first mentioned in documents in 1250." Its original structure consisted of a "fortified church with a surrounding fortified cemetery. [...] From 1700 to 1922, it served as a combined church [until the Catholics received their own parish church, St. Lambert's Church, a few meters above], and since then it has served exclusively as a Protestant parish church." Source (partially quoted verbatim): Information board on site In front of the church, behind a (often locked) gate, is one of Bockenheim's two memorials for the fallen of the two world wars. In 1988, "the municipality of Bockenheim added two identical commentary plaques to both memorials for all victims of war and Nazi tyranny." Source: https://blauesrathaus.de/juedisches-leben-bockenheim/

Delicious onion cake and white wine spritzer

marks the northern end of the German Wine Route since 1995