Cycling in Mainz

Mainz still has very much the air of a fortified city. Along the route, you learn about the eventful history of the city, which is reflected in its walls and fortifications. The 21 km walk brings you through the city centre and adjacent districts to Kastel. There are 20 points of special interest – from Roman times, to the Middle Ages and the 19th century federal fortification – along the route. They are marked on the map, with detailed explanations in the brochure. You can find the "Festungsroute" brochure here.

Duration: 1:20 hours

Wine and Turnip Route (32 km)
Laubenheim - Hechtsheim - Marienborn - Bretzenheim - Gonsenheim - Mombach to Mombach roundabout and Leinpfad

Tour de Mayence Route (50 km)
Laubenheim - Bodenheim - Hechtsheim - Marienbron - Lerchenberg - Drais - Finthen - Heidesheim - Leinpfad

Route 11 (19 km)
Mainz City Hall - Mombach - Gonsenheim - Bretzenheim - Weisenau - Mainz City Hall

Orchard Route (18 km)
Lerchenberg - Drais - Finthen - Gonsenheim - Bretzenheim - Marienbron - Lerchenberg
A cycling map showing all routes is available at the mainz STORE.

 

Having a bike at hand spontaneously, just for half an hour - meinRad from Mainzer Mobilität stands for one of the hottest trends in the streetlife scene: rental bikes. With 1,600 award-winning bikes available 24 hours a day at over 180 stations, you have maximum freedom of movement.

Unlock with the meinRad app, get on and ride off. The first 30 minutes are available for just €1.00. All information and current price overviews can be found on the Mainzer Mobilität website.