Mainz (Germany)

The twenty closest neighbours in the database:

Eberbach Abbey (17 km), Rhein-Main Airport (22 km), Rüdesheim am Main (Germany) (25 km), Frankfurt (Germany) (32 km), Saalburg Roman Fort (37 km), Hanau (Germany) (48 km), Alzenau (Germany) (58 km), Mannheim (Germany) (59 km), Bad Dürkheim (Germany) (61 km), Ronneburg (Germany) (61 km), Aschaffenburg (Germany) (63 km), Ladenburg (Germany) (64 km), Gelnhausen (Germany) (69 km), Büdingen (Germany) (69 km), Schwetzingen (Germany) (72 km), Heidelberg (Germany) (72 km), Speyer (Germany) (75 km), Technik-Museum Speyer (77 km), Sinsheim (Germany) (94 km), Karlsruhe (Germany) (110 km)

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Mainz Cathedral, formally known in English as St. Martin Cathedral (in German Mainzer Dom, sometimes Der Hohe Dom zu Mainz) is located near the historical center and pedestrianized market square of the city.
Mainz Cathedral
Mainz Cathedral
Market square
Mainz Cathedral
Mainz Cathedral
Mainz Cathedral
Mainz Cathedral
Mainz Cathedral
Mainz Cathedral
St. Martin Cathedral
The Gutenberg Museum was founded in 1900 by a group of citizens, 500 years after Johann Gutenberg’s birth, to honour the inventor and present his technical and artistic achievements to the public at large. They also aimed to exhibit the writing and printing of as many different cultures as possible.
Gutenberg Museum
Navis lusoria reconstruction hosted by the Museum of Ancient Shipping
Museum of Ancient Shipping
Museum of Ancient Shipping
Navis lusoria reconstruction hosted by the Museum of Ancient Shipping
Navis lusoria reconstruction hosted by the Museum of Ancient Shipping
Museum of Ancient Shipping
Museum of Ancient Shipping
Museum of Ancient Shipping
Small-scale models of Roman warships
Small-scale models of Roman warships
Small-scale models of Roman warships
Models of Roman cargo ships
Large reconstruction of a Roman troop transporter
Large reconstruction of a Roman troop transporter
Large reconstruction of a Roman troop transporter
Large reconstruction of a Roman troop transporter
Museum of Ancient Shipping
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