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The "Bismarckturm" probably provides the best view over the town one can get.
The construction works for this 31m tall tower began in August 1907 and were finished in May 1912; the architect was Professor Wilhem Kreis.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
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Kristina1701 Says: It's a nice little hotel at the Rhine River which also houses a restaurant and a pub. A big disadvantage however is the fact that there are two churches in the neighborhood; their church bells are so loud that they'll wake you up early in the mornings :-P :-P
Hotel & Restaurant Multatuli, located outside of Ingelheim on a hill overlooking the Rhine Valley, is the place to go if you not only want to have a nice meal but to enjoy the beautiful scenery too. Thanks to the huge picture windows this restaurant provides an excellent view and if the air is clear you can even see the castles on the other side of the Rhine River. So don't forget to bring your camera! ;-)
Favorite Dish: On Sundays they offer an all you can eat buffet.
Written Apr 12, 2004
Address: Mainzer Strasse 255
Website: http://www.hotel-multatuli.de/
Kristina1701 Says: Ingelheim now has a beer brewery *G*: modern style, two floors and you can also sit outsides in summer.Besides their beers and other drinks they also offer a nice selection of dishes, like e.g. Spaetzle, salads, Laugenbrezel with Spundekaes, soups, meat dishes etc.
Kristina1701 Says: Actually Ingelheim doesn't have a real nightlife at all. However there are some places where one can have a nice, but rather quiet, evening. Popular "pubs" are the "Daily's" and the "Tresor". The so-called "Lockschuppen", which is a kind of "Biergarten", in Ingelheim Nord is...
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Fly into Frankfurt am Main, then hire a car at the airport or take the train to Ingelheim. In order to get around Ingelheim you have the choice between taking the bus or a taxi.
Updated Sep 19, 2003
Each year towards the end of September, when the wine season starts, the red wine fest is held in Ober-Ingelheim. It lasts for a whole week and takes place in a really lovely setting: the Burgkirche "area". The Burgkirche is a beautiful old church and is surrounded by remainings of the former city wall. All the wineries along the way offer their wines and food and there are wine stalls everywhere. There's also a small fair and behind the fair there's a nice Strausswirtschaft where you can sit outsides!
On the 1st Sunday of the fest there's always a flea market along the "Bahnhofstrasse" and on the last Sunday there are fireworks at the Burgkirche!
Written Oct 9, 2004
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The so-called "Jungau" at the Rhine River in Ingelheim-Nord is a popular place for biking, jogging or just relaxing and enjoying the beautiful view over the "Rheingau". Besides a fitness trail there's also a "Erlebnispfad" now which informs about the river, biotope protection, the floods and a lot more.
Written Jun 26, 2003
Kristina1701 Says: In winter, after the thaw in Switzerland, many towns along the Rhine River have to fight against the floods. Thank goodness Ingelheim does have some meadows, as well as a dyke (pictured) in order to protect the town from the floods. As far as I can remember nothing...
Kristina1701 Says: The tourist information provides general info on the city of Ingelheim (also available in English, French and Italian), info on hotels and restaurants, ... etc.. Furthermore they can help you to arrange appointments at wine growing estates in order to try some...
Kristina1701 Says: The town's only museum is the so-called "museum at the Kaiserpfalz" which houses information on "Karl der Große" and his stays in Ingelheim, the Pfalz of Ingelheim, archeological works in the area, ... etc. It's a very small museum though and thus you shouldn't expect too...
Ingelheim is a small town of about 26,000 inhabitans, located at the Rhine river between Mainz and Bingen.
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