Currently, public tours of the city are held only in German because of the off-season. English guided tours can be requested for private tours.
German speaking tours:
• Das goldene Mainz (ca. 90 Minuten)
Montag, Samstag & Sonntag um 15 Uhr, Treffpunkt: mainz STORE / Tourist Info
• Altstadt & St. Stephan mit Chagall-Fenstern (ca. 120 Minuten)
Freitag um 13 Uhr, Treffpunkt: mainz STORE / Tourist Info
• Das Gutenberg-Museum - Weltmuseum der Druckkunst (ca. 60 Minuten)
einmal im Monat (samstags, siehe Buchungssystem), 11:45 Uhr, Treffpunkt: Interim Gutenberg-Museum (im Naturhistorischen Museum), Reichklarastraße 1
• Dom-Kultour (1-stündige Domführung) (ca. 60 Minuten)
jeden 2. & 4. Donnerstag im Monat um 13 Uhr, Treffpunkt: Dominformation, Marktportal
• Der Judensand - Teil des UNESCO-Welterbes (ca. 90 Minuten)
Einmal im Monat (sonntags, siehe Buchungssystem), Treffpunkt: Wallstraße 56, vor dem Best Western Hotel
• WineWalk - Stadtführung mit Weintasting (ab 90 Minuten)
Wöchentlich verschiedene Formate (siehe Buchungssystem)
You can register via gaestefuehrung(at)mainzplus.com or use the booking system here (only in German).
The defining epochs of the “Golden Mainz”, as the city has been called since its heyday in the Middle Ages, can be experienced everywhere: Roman “Castrum Moguntiacum”, Jewish “Magenza”, electoral residence and capital, archbishop's seat, university and fortress city in the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation, Republic of Mainz - Mainz has history and stories to tell.
The historical buildings, monuments, and museums in Mainz are informative witnesses of the long and defining history of the city. If you get close enough and take a good look, you will learn the exciting history of the 2,000-year-old city: Roman temples and theatres, aristocratic palaces, St. Martin's Cathedral, Marc Chagall's “blue windows”, and much more.