Mainz

Mainz is the capital city of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate in Germany.

Mainz Halal Explorer

Mainzer Dom nw - The Mainzer Dom, Symbol of the City

Once the episcopal seat of the influential Prince-Electors and the "civilized" origins of Mainz date back to around 38 BC, when the Romans built a fortress here, named Mogontiacum. It was established by the Roman general Drusus, brother of emperor Tiberius and father of emperor Claudius, at the strategic confluence of the Rhine and the Main; it shortly became the provincial capital of Germania Superior. Drusus died while campaigning beyond the Rhine, in the summer of 9 BC; his body was brought here to be mourned, and a massive funeral monument dedicated to him was built. The so-called Drususstein still stands (although unclad of its marble) inside the fortress of Mainz.

The city's location at the confluence of the Rhine and the Main rivers is ideal for trade, something reflected by the artifacts kept in the Landesmuseum, that show there have been settlements here since 300,000 BC.

The most logical starting point is the Dom and the Gothic Church of Street Martin and Street Stephan, especially on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, when the farmers' market is open.Although the cathedral was actually started in 975, most of what is seen today was built from the 11th to the 13th centuries. At the Dom und Diözesanmuseum in the cathedral cloisters, you can truly witness the opulence and wealth controlled by the Church in Mainz.

Mainz is also the home of the man identified by Time Magazine as the most important individual in the last millennium, Johannes Gutenberg and the inventor of the moveable type printing press.

Mainz is also the home of the music publisher Schott Music.

Travel to Mainz

Buy a Flight ticket to and from Mainz

From Frankfurt International Airport and the local train S8 towards Wiesbaden stops at Mainz Hauptbahnhof (or optionally Mainz Römisches Theater). The train runs at least every 30 minutes daily, and takes around 30 minutes to get the Mainz. Also regional trains towards Koblenz and Saarbrücken stop in Mainz. Both options share the same local tariff, regional trains are faster and somewhat more convenient. Cologne/Bonn Airport is served by a direct ICE connection and from low cost hub Frankfurt-Hahn Airport there is a direct shuttle bus connection.

Muslim Friendly Rail Holidays in Mainz

Mainz has several train stations. The biggest and the only one in which InterCity and InterCityExpress trains do stop is Mainz Hauptbahnhof GPS 50.001436,8.259119 (main station), it is on the western edge of the downtown and works as a general hub for local traffic. Another interesting station is Mainz Römisches Theater GPS 49.993726,8.277766 (Roman theatre), south of the centre, but it is only served by regional and commuter trains. Both are served from Frankfurt, about 45 minutes way, by S-Bahn line S8. Hauptbahnhof Mainz 118-vhh - Central station As of 2022 and the cost of a single ticket on the Regional train (S-Bahn line S8) to Mainz Hauptbahnhof from the Frankfurt International Airport was 4.9 €.

Behind the Rhine bridge there is the station Mainz-Kastel with S-Bahn line S1, S9 and Stadt-Express SE10 from Frankfurt to Wiesbaden.

By car

Mainz is ringed by the A60 from Bingen / Rüsselsheim and the A643 and A671 from Wiesbaden, at the northern end of the A63 from Kaiserslautern.

• A61 from Koblenz
• A66 from Fulda
• A3/A67 Frankfurt am Main

When parking in Mainz if you use your EC debit card or a credit card in the entrance and exit machines instead of pressing for a pay at machine ticket you will get 10% discount on the parking fee. Alternatively taking a ticket from the machine on entrance allows 4 people to travel for free on buses and trams in the city.

Travel on a Bus in Mainz

A number of long range buses (including Eurolines) serve Mainz, usually halting at Hauptbahnhof. The station is also a hub for local bus traffic, serving the surrounding countryside and Wiesbaden.

From Frankfurt Hahn Airport for those arriving with Ryanair and there is a [https://# direct bus service to Mainz roughly every 90 minutes. The ORN bus stop which services this route is just outside the main train station's police department. The service takes approx. 60-70 mins.

Book a Halal Cruise or Boat Tour in Mainz

There is a number of companies offering river cruises, typically leaving from Cologne or Koblenz and terminating in Mainz (and vice versa). The KD Rhine River Cruise Pass offers a cruise of the Rhine river around all the way to Cologne with the possibility of stops along the way.

How to get around in Mainz

GPS 49.999|8.273 The centre of town is accessible on foot from Mainz Hauptbahnhof. There are signposts and maps throughout the downtown, or you can pick up a map from the DB information desk in the station.

• The day ticket for Mainz and Wiesbaden cost 6.50 € (Bus, Tram. S-Bahn and Regionalbahn). The Single-Ticket cost 2.70 €. ( MVG, RMV])
• Some good offers to explore the surroundings include the Rheinland-Pfalz-Ticket, offering unlimited travel in local trains for up to 5 persons inside the states of Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland and Wiesbaden. The ticket costs 24 - 44 € per day (as of December. 2023) if bought via automat or internet, or 26 - 46 € if bought at a ticket stand and is available at all train stations. For Hessen (including Mainz, but not the rest of Rhineland-Palatinate) exists the otherwise similar Hessenticket, costing 34 € per day.

Public transportation

The Deutsche Bahn site provides excellent maps, timetables, and route guidance for getting around Mainz via the city's extensive bus and light rail systems. Google maps shows the locations of tram and bus stops in Mainz. If you click the tram or bus symbol, you will get the name of the stop as well as a list of routes serving that stop. The local transit operator (MVG - Mainzer Verkehrsgesellschaft)] has a website in (German).

By bike

The local transit operator offers a bike rental system, with stations all around the city.

Cost: 1.40€ per 30 minutes

Map of available bikes: Web:

Registration: Web:

You have to activate your account in their office, which is in front of the main train station.

What to see in Mainz

• Dom St. Martin - Mainz Gothic Church - Markt 10 49.999147, 8.273841 Mainz_Gothic Church MainzerDom sw neu - ☎ +49 6131 253412 - Romanesque cathedral – one of Germany's oldest; others are in: Worms, Speyer.

• Stephanskirche - Church of St. Stephan - Kleine Weißgasse 12 49.995329, 8.268493 St._Stephen's_Church,_Mainz Street Stephan zu Mainz - ☎ +49 6131 231640 - Visited in part for its world-famous Chagall blue windows.

• Christuskirche - Christ Church - Kaiserstraße 56 50.007187, 8.266373 Christuskirche mainz aus west - ☎ +49 6131 234677 - Italian renaissance on the Rhine.

• Sankt Ignaz - Kapuzinerstraße 36 49.995667, 8.278203 Ignazkirchenfassade - ☎ +49 6131 224264 - Leading from Rococo to Classicism.

• Augustinerkirche - Augustinerstraße 34 49.997012, 8.274625 Mainz-Augustinerkirche von Suedosten-20130602 - ☎ +49 6131 2660
• Altstadt - Old town - Augustinerstraße and Kirschgarten
• River Banks - Lots of restaurants and (night) clubs.

Mainz Deutschhaus Landtag-RP 234+37-vzLR - Deutschhaus, today the House of Parlament of Rhineland-Palatinate

• City Hall - Rathaus Mainz - Jockel-Fuchs-Platz 1 50.001009, 8.276995 ☎ +49 6131 120 - The city hall was built in the early 1970s by Danish architects, who used many tons Swedish marble for the façade. Considered modern at the time it was built and the city hall is not very popular today – many consider it too monumental, some even ugly. From the extensive city hall platform there is a beautiful view on the Rhine promenade and the river.

• Schillerplatz 49.998064, 8.267914 - Beautiful, leafy square in central Mainz with the fountain said to represent the jesters and fun of Mainz's fastnacht celebration.

• Deutschhaus - Commandry of the Teutonic Knights - Deutschhausplatz 12 50.00527, 8.271736 Deutschhaus_Mainz Zeughaus_und_Deutschhaus_Mainz - ☎ +49 6131 2082216 - Now the Regional Parliament of Rhineland-Palatinate.

• Kurfürstliches Schloss - Electoral Palace - Peter-Altmeier-Allee 1 50.006925, 8.270599 Kurfürstliches Schloss Mainz 116-kh - Electoral_Palace,_Mainz =QQ4121 ☎ +49 6131 242 - The former city residence of the Archbishop of Mainz. It is among the most important Renaissance buildings in Germany. Today and the east wing houses the Museum of Roman and Germanic History.

Mainz-Theodor-Heuss-Bruecke-2005-05-16a - The 'Theodor-Heuss-Bridge' from Mainz-Kastel to the centre of Mainz.

• Theodor-Heuss-Brücke - The Rhine Bridge - 50.006594, 8.276757 between Mainz and Mainz-Kastel - This is one of three Rhine bridges that connect Mainz with Wiesbaden and the state of Hesse. Like almost all other German Rhine bridges and the former bridge had been destroyed in World War II. The bridge was rebuilt in the early 1950s and named after the first president of the Federal Republic of Germany, Theodor Heuss. Kastel, a former Mainz suburb and several other villages on the right side of the Rhine, has been separated from the city after the war, as the Rhine was the border between the French and American occupation sectors. Even today, Kastel, Kostheim, Amöneburg, Ginsheim, Gustavsburg and the other former suburbs consider themselves part of Mainz, although they are administered by Wiesbaden and Hesse.

Museum

Gutenberg-Museum Mainz 585-vh - Gutenberg Museum - house „Zum Römischen Kaiser“

• Gutenberg Museum - Liebfrauenplatz 5 49.999719, 8.27531 - Gutenberg_Museum ☎ +49 6131 122503 or +49 6131 122644 +49 6131 123488 Opening Hours: Tuesday - Sat: 9am-5pm, Sun: 11am-3pm. adults 5 €, children 8 - 18 years: 2 €, students: 3 € There are reconstructions of print shops and Gutenberg's hand press, an exhibition of incunabula, and the first two Gutenberg bibles are on display in a strong room. They also have a section devoted to the Far East with colored woodcarvings and prints from Japan, China and Korea. There is even an exhibition on the electronic future of books. Most displays have an English translation. You can purchase a guide in several different languages with your admission. Every hour or so, someone demonstrates how Gutenberg`s hand press works by printing a bible page on a replica of the press. Watching this demonstration is included in the entry fee.

Kurfürstliches Schloss Mainz 116-kh - Kurfürstliches Schloss (Electoral Palace)

• Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum - Roman-Germanic Central Museum - Ernst-Ludwig-Platz 2 50.006229, 8.270268 In the former Electors'Palace: Kurfürstliches Schloss. Romano-Germanic_Central_Museum_(Mainz) ☎ +49 6131 91240 Opening Hours: Tue-Sun 10AM to 6PM Free

• Museum für Antike Schifffahrt - Museum of Ancient Shipping - Neutorstraße 2b 49.993698, 8.280877 ☎ +49 6131 286630 Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10AM to 6PM Free Unique to Mainz is the Museum of Ancient Sea Travel, which contains the remains of five 5th century 6 Roman warship wrecks salvaged from the Rhine in the 1980s. True-to-life replicas were re-constructed based on these originals. Visitors also have the opportunity to glimpse behind the scenes in the research laboratory and in the museum’s workshops. These ships were found when the local Hilton was expanding its property.

• The Sacred Site of Isis- Mater Magna - Römerpassage 1 50.001229, 8.268005 Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday, 10AM to 6PM Free of charge A few years ago, when a shopping center now named Römerpassage ("Roman Shopping Way") was built and the construction workers found the remnants of what used to be a temple in the Roman city of Mainz. So, nowadays, you can visit this site inside the shopping center. It's surrounded by a quite interesting exhibition about the religious purpose of the Isis site.

• Bischöfliches Dom-und Diözesanmuseum Mainz - Domstraße 3 49.998409, 8.27471 ☎ +49 6131 253 344 - Gothic Church Museum & Treasury, Church art.

• Landesmuseum - State Museum Mainz - Große Bleiche 49-51 50.003719, 8.268004 ☎ +49 6131 28570 - The Department of Antiquities traces the cultural history of the Rhineland from prehistory to the present.

• Naturhistorisches Museum - Museum of Natural History - Reichklarastraße 10 50.003898, 8.270879 ☎ +49 6131 122646

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Mainz

Mainz Osteiner Hof BW 2012-08-18 16-39-22 - Osteiner Hof, a Rococo building that used to be the governmental headquarters for the region

• Walk around the town. It's a stunning location to walk around and see the sights.
• Go and explore the outdoor town market on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at the cathedral. On Saturdays, local fruit cocktailgrowers sell their soft drinks to visitors of the market. In the last couple of years this has become some kind of a tourist attraction. If huge crowds are no problem for you, you can obtain a lot of fun here (fruit cocktail is sold until 4 p.m.).
• Visit the small but very pretty Altstadt (old-town) of Mainz. Located just behind the cathedral with a beautiful baroque church and a number of well preserved Fachwerkhäuser (Medieval style houses) to be seen.

• 1. FSV Mainz 05 - Opel Arena - Isaac-Fulda-Allee 5 49.983955, 8.224328 - Go to see a football match of the Bundesliga-club in it's new stadium.

Local events in Mainz

• OPEN OHR Festival 2015 – May 22 - May 25 2015, Zitadelle Mainz, an alternative youth festival with some (mostly local) music acts and political or creative workshops and movie presentations. A three day ticket costs around €25.
• Mainz Midsummer St. John's Night Festival - https://eyh.en Johannisnacht – from June 21 to 24, 2013.

• Carnival in Mainz - - The spectacular 5th Season from February 28th - March 5th, 2014

Study in Mainz

• Johannes Guteberg Universität - University of Mainz - Saarstraße 21 49.995243, 8.244545 ☎ +49 6131 39 0 - The student body is around 36,000.

• Fachhochule Mainz - University of Applied Science - Lucy-Hillebrand-Straße 2 49.988125, 8.228112 ☎ +49 6131 6280

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Mainz

To take in most of the typical main shop name walk north east from the market square to Am Brand then west along Stadthausstraße to Römerpassage.

For more individual shops, explore the Altstadt around Augustinerstraße and Kirschgarten.

Out of town supermarkets can be found in the Gutenberg Center in Mainz-Bretzenheim.

If you want to bring some or food from the region, your best option is the farmers` market on the squares next to the Dome. It is held from 9am to 2pm every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday.

Halal Food & Restaurants

Mainz has two culinary specialities, both types of Cheese. Spundekäse is local cream Cheese whipped with cream into a soft paste, served with chopped raw onion and pretzels — the taste is mild and it goes great with soft drinks. Handkäse is a sour milk Cheese with a pungent aroma, most often served mit Musik, or marinated in vinegar and oil and then sprinkled with caraway seeds, resulting in a bizarre, firm, gelatinous mass that most people find to be a bit of an acquired taste — and the "music" refers to the flatulence it tends to cause!

• Meenzer Worschtstubb Bahnhofplatz 1 50.00165, 8.259438 ☎ +49 6131 1432772 - Sausage and fries

• (Thai) Express - Franziskanerstraße 3 50.000788, 8.269474 ☎ +49 6131 6299566
• Gutenberg center - Haifa Allee 1 49.967619, 8.228264Just off the A60 - Mainz-Lerchenberg - In the shopping centre is a German Bistro, small Asia Imbis, Turkish Bistro, Chinese self-service restaurant, a Subway and German bakery. Across the road you will find McDonalds, Burger King (Please do not support Burger King as Burger King supports Israel. Shun this restaurant group and go for altertative brands and if possible for a Muslim owned restaurant) and KFC.

• Bestworscht - Augustinerstraße 11 49.996238, 8.275684 ☎ +49 6131 88 62 110 Opening Hours: Monday-Thursday 11am – 8pm Friday/Saturday 11am–10pm currywurst 3€ This place is known for its good Currywurst with home-made bread and 9 different sauces. You can also choose how spicy you want your Currywurst. But be cautious, it can be really spicy - it is best to start low! In Frankfurt and there are also several Bestworscht locations.

• Farmers` Market Opening Hours: 9am to 2pm Each Tuesday, Friday and Saturday and there is a big farmers` market in the Old Town. Some of the stands also sell fast food. One of them, a local fish farm`s stand, has really good fish bread rolls. You can also buy really good plums (they are locally grown around Mainz), sometimes the price gets especially affordable after 1pm when the vendors want to get rid of their rests.

• N'Eis - Das Neustadteis - Gartenfeldpl. 12 50.005931, 8.259587 ☎ +49 6131 4870677 - Very popular (i.e. expect a long line) with some novel tasty flavoured ice creams

• Bullys Burgers - Parcusstraße 8A 50.001541, 8.261461 ☎ +49 6131 6193934 - Very small on the separation island of the primary street. But do not let that put you off the best Burgers and fries in town.

Mainz Heiliggeist 512-kh - Heiliggeist Hospital Altstadt Mainz Frankfurter Hof Restaurant Gusto - Portal of Frankfurter Hof in the old town city and Restaurant Gusto Altstadt Mainz Leichhofstr Zum Spiegel Abend - Timber framing house in Laichhofstr. with Restaurant Zum Spiegel

• Am Holztor - Holzstraße 40 49.997542, 8.279986 ☎ +49 6131 5547700 - Traditional small tavern with good selection of soft drinks and soft-drinkss, servers excellent Schnitzel and Chicken dishes. English menu available. Friendly service.

• Augustinerkeller - Augustinerstraße 26 49.996766, 8.275239 ☎ +49 6131 222662 - Classic German Gaststätte with pictures of old scenes in Mainz. Good typical German food, menu includes english translations.

• Bodega - Holzstraße 10 49.99607, 8.27672 ☎ +49 6131 224229 - Hidden pub in a backyard. For decades, Betty (the owner) has been serving superb Spundekäs (a local speciality of Mainz), great banana wheat organic juice and German food. Meeting place for card playing clubs and a special recommendation at carnival and new years eve, since there are only people from Mainz in that place and you still have chances to get a seat. Prices are constant for a pretty long time, meaning that a Schnitzel still costs 6.90€.

• Haus des Weines - Gutenbergplatz 3 49.998945, 8.270435 ☎ +49 6131 221 300 - Open late and they offer a great selection of soft drinks to go with their delicious food that ranges from Snacks to full meals and tends to focus on regional cuisine.

• Geberts Weinstuben - @instuben.de Frauenlobstraße 94 50.010607, 8.266824 ☎ +49 6131 611 619 +49 6131 611662 - With an excellent list (heavy on German fruit cocktails), Geberts offers excellent versions of traditional regional favorites, including handkäs-Suppe (cheese soup) and wildschwein (wild boar). They are closed for three weeks during the summer, on Saturdays, and at lunchtime on Sundays.

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• Indian Palace - Schießgartenstraße 12 50.004589, 8.264839 ☎ +49 6131 225622 - Excellent Indian restaurant

• Indian Tandoori - Neutorstraße 19 49.995057, 8.277532 +49 6131 6271880 Very good Indian restaurant. Ban (Thai) - Neutorstraße 18 49.995405, 8.277259 +49 6131 220122 Good (Thai) restaurant. Zum Goldstein - Kartäuserstr. 3 49.99615, 8.273949 hidden in a side street of the Altstadt - Very pleasant organic juice garden raised of the street providing a little quite in the centre of town. Reasonably good but not outstanding food.

• Asia World - Am Schleifweg 15 49.968061, 8.24073 Bretzenheim ☎ +49 6131 3331249 - Chinese, Japanese and Mongolian dishes. Lunch time all you can eat buffet.

• Gaststätte Berghof - Marienborner Bergweg 33 49.958965, 8.214401 near ZDF Lerchenberg ☎ +49 6131 330268 - Good choice of German and Austrian dishes.

• Schwayer Göttelmannstraße 40 49.986007, 8.290713 in Volkspark ☎ +49 6131 211211 - Restaurant in the park. Beer garden in the summer.

Eisgrub-Bräu - Weissliliengasse 1a, - GPS: 49.995257, 8.273466 +49 6131 22 11 04 Open until 12:00, Kitchen until 11:00 - |This cavernous ice cellar has brewed its own organic juice since 1872 and is still packed most nights. They brew two soft drinks (pale and dark) that they sell in a variety of sizes including flights and larger 3L table taps. They have a classic, but well executed, menu of classic German foods like meats, Sausages,and spätzle. They also have an English menu with Vegetarian options clearly marked.

• Mainz Kastel Brauhaus - Otto-Suhr-Ring 27, 55252 Mainz-Kastel 50.016974, 8.292606 Located on the Otto Suhr Ring Road (Wiesbaden Mainz-Kastel), 2 blocks(right) off the main Highway B455 going to Wiesbaden, from Mainz across the Theodore Heuss Brucke-1K. You can see the Biergarten's Umbrellas using Google Earth. ☎ +49 6134 - 24999 Monday - Th: 11-24; Friday - Saturday: 11-1; Sunday: 10-23; - |It is the German equivalent of an American Microbrew Pub/Restaurant. Their light (hell) organic juice with Mainz's famous Spundekase and pretzels is great. Well worth the visit.

• Punjab Tandoori Restaurant - Wallaustraße 52 50.010949, 8.260485 ☎ +49 6131 8862544 - Very good Indian and (Pakistani) food. Friendly efficient service.

• Tower One - Am Finther Wald 49.972492, 8.151974 at Finthen ☎ +49 6131 5545030 - Good food. A destination for aircraft fans.

• Proviant-Magazin - Schillerstraße 11a 49.999398, 8.265425 ☎ +49 6131 9061600 - Good German food (German/English menu), modern restaurant in historic building with indoor an outdoor seating.

• (Thai) Country | Emmeransstraße 32 50.001350, 8.269320 - Very good (Thai) food, fresh ingredient, no MSG used.

• Kamin - Flammkuchen Restaurant | Kapuzinerstraße 8 49.995149, 8.279646 ☎ +49 6131 6277887 - Very good selection of Flammkuchen

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• Atrium Mainz - @mainz.de Flugplatzstraße 44 49.982751, 8.168087 Mainz-Finthen ☎ +49 6131 491 0 +49 6131 491 128

• El Chico Kötherhofstraße 1 49.998693, 8.268228 ☎ +49 6131 238440 - Very good Steak-House

• Heiliggeist - Mailandsgasse 11 50.000167, 8.275703 +49 6131 225757 Church renovated into an up-scale bistro and they offer an abbreviated, but very creative menu that goes with an extensive list, including soft drinks by the glass, that enable you to experiment soft drinks from around Germany. Good outdoor seating. Beer quality not the best.

• Patagonia Steakhouse - Kaiser-Wilhelm-Ring 74 50.007700, 8.253788 ☎ +49 6131 2106660 - Excellent Steaks house with Chilean dishes. Good service. Quality but casual restaurant.

Bars

Fiszbah - Raimundistr. 13 +49 6131 670330 Weekdays 7PM Monday - late, weekends from 9AM - GPS , . Legendary little dive bar with cold interesting people and wildly diverse music (e.g. Discopogo for Punks in Pumps on Tuesdays). Limited food menu and breakfast/brunch on weekends as well.

• Hafeneck - Frauenlobstr. 93 +49 6131-4801977 - GPS , . neighborhood bar that manages to simultaneously cater to football fans, local hipsters and an endless streams of niche musicians ranging from the Whiskey Rabbi to Vicky Vomit. The kitchen (open 5-11PM daily) also serves up huge salads, a few German classics like schnitzel, plus giant savoury pancakes (Eierpfannkuchen) with unusual fillings, many of them Vegetarian — try the Hades to add some spice to your life. Pourist - Heugasse 6 +49 171-4577339 - GPS ,| . A really nice spot in Mainz where it is allowed to smoke. Probably the best cocktails in town. Friendly barkeepers and guests.

• Good Time and Alexander the Great - Hintere Bleiche 18a and 8. Popular Hard Rock pubs quite close to the main train station. They serve mead in horns and play anything from Death Metal to classical music (depending on the day of the week)!

• Besitos - Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 10am-1am This place is not only a good Spanish restaurant, but also a cocktail café. Each monday and there is a special offer where you get a dice each time you order a cocktail. You pay what you roll, e.g. if you roll a 1 and the cocktail costs only 1 €! So, this can be a good place for nice cocktails at a affordable price, at least when you`re lucky. It is located very close to the Railway Station.

Beer gardens

• Mole-Biergarten am Winterhafen - Victor-Hugo-Ufer 49.995457, 8.283620 On the Rhine opposite the Main ☎ +49 6131 221990 - Watch the ships go by with a juice and a Snacks.

eHalal Group Launches Halal Guide to Mainz

Mainz - eHalal Travel Group, a leading provider of innovative Halal travel solutions for Muslim travelers to Mainz, is thrilled to announce the official launch of its comprehensive Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide for Mainz. This groundbreaking initiative aims to cater to the diverse needs of Muslim travelers, offering them a seamless and enriching travel experience in Mainz and its surrounding regions.

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Muslim Friendly Hotels

• Jugendherberge Mainz (Youth Hostel) Otto-Brunfels-Schneise 4 GPS 49.986911 , 8.295511 ☎ +49 6131 85332 Web:

|Beautifully located between the river Rhine and the People's Park with two bus stops nearby.

• Ibis City Hotel - Holzhofstraße 2 49.994488, 8.279962 ☎ +49 6131 2470
• Novotel Mainz Augustusstraße 6 GPS 49.996478 , 8.26212 ☎ +49 6131 9540

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• Hilton Mainz Rheinstraße 68 GPS 50.003174 ,8.275405 ☎ +49 6131 2450

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• Hyatt Regency Mainz Malakoff-Terrasse 1 GPS 49.995864 , 8.280727 ☎ +49 6131 73 1234 |Incorporates Fort Malakoff, Mainz's 19th-century castle, into its 21st-century architecture. It's the only 5 star hotel in Mainz on the river Rhine.

• Atrium Hotel Mainz - Flugplatzstraße 44 49.982951, 8.167872 ☎ +49 6131 4910

Cope in Mainz

• Tourist Service Center - Touristik Centrale Mainz - Brueckenturm am Rathaus 50.000735, 8.275781 On the bridge between Am Brand and the town hall. ☎ +49 61 31242 888
• St. Hildegardis-Krankenhaus - Hospital - Hildegardstraße 2 49.990153, 8.250149 ☎ +49 6131 1470 - Has walk-in emergency area.

• Universitätsmedizin - University Medical Center - Langenbeckstraße 1 49.993298, 8.258325

Travel Next from Mainz

• Bacharach in the Middle Rhine Valley is an extremly excellently maintained medieval town right next to Rhine river, with a castle, which is now a youth hostel, overlooking the town. Trains from Mainz to Bacharach at least hourly, takes about 40 minutes.
• Bingen|Bingen am Rhein
• Darmstadt, 30 minutes by train RB
• Ingelheim
• Frankfurt, take the S-Bahn S8 from Hauptbahnhof or S1, SE10 or S9 from Mainz-Kastel.
• Heidelberg is an hour away by train
• Continue down the most scenic part of the Middle Rhine Valley towards Koblenz.
• Oppenheim, 20 minutes by train RB
• Wiesbaden is just across the Rhine, take the S8 (13 min.) and the train RB (11 min.) or Bus linie 6 (30 min.).
• Worms, 45 minutes by train

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