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9 Reviews The red train crossing the bridge in this photo is the S8, which has come from Hanau by way of Frankfurt and the Frankfurt airport. From here it will go on to Mainz Süd (south station), Mainz...
2 Reviews Do note that Cruise line do not run in Winter or are limited to boring tea time cruise. Do check if the cruise are running if you are planning for a Rhine Cruise to visit the Rhine River castle and...
1 Review Mainz is about 30 minutes by car from the Main-Rhein airport in Frankfurt. Hire a car at the airport or use the train in order to get to Mainz. Most sights are in walking distance and you don't even...
brendareed Says: Getting to Mainz is the easy part – you can get here by car, plane, train, bus, taxi, or boat! Mainz is not far from the Frankfurt airport (and the Hahn airport...
ellyse Says: Most travellers to Mainz will not have much need for the city buses, as sights are clustered in the city centre within walking distance of one another, and...
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slide_away Says: There is an airport shuttle between Frankfurt Hahn airport and Mainz. It takes about 1 hour and costs 11E one way. Check out the Frankfurt Hahn airport website...
antistar Says: The trip up the river Rhein by boat is an unmissible experience, and one that draws in tourists from miles around. It seems particularly popular with German,...
antistar Says: Mainz is well served by German standards, and has good connections to two busy international airports. Within 20 minutes of Mainz (on the ICE link) you are at...
antistar Says: Being a small city Mainz has only a limited tram and train system that is sumplemented heavily by a large number of buses. The central hub for all this activity...
DanielF Says: Mainz is very close to Frankfurt, so you can easily go there by S-Bahn from Franfurt's airport.Mainz is not so big, so you can walk around. Public...
missbean Says: Bus 11 = Walk. Mainz is a pretty town for walking. =) Walk along River Rhein, marketplace, old town.
Gili_S Says: That is exactly what is written here, it is only 370 km to Basel and just 230 km to Strasbourg, why is it here? I have no idea or maybe you can take a boat
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5 Reviews and 212 Opinions Right on the river with wounderful views. Built on part of the old fort.
6 Reviews and 125 Opinions We stayed at the Hilton Mainz for 33 days while waiting for our house to be ready in early 2011. It...
4 Reviews and 163 Opinions The ibis Hotel has a great location and great price for quick stay overs in Mainz. They are very...
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That is exactly what is written here, it is only 370 km to Basel and just 230 km to Strasbourg, why is it here? I have no idea or maybe you can take a boat
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Q: Hi everyone, I was recently fined 40 euros for not having my ticket. I actually had my German university ID (which counts as a...
A: Sometimes it is hard to be an adult. There is no way to know how this might affect you in the future. From your comments it is clear that you knew the rules when you...
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Mainz is a wonderful place and has shot straight to the top of my list of favourite Germany cities. It has a long, amazing and still visible history, a small easily manageable center, and a relaxed,...
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Just got back from an opera premiere in Mainz, a fine new production of Der fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman) by Richard Wagner, conducted by General Music Director Catherine Rückwardt....
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Mainz is the capital of Rheinland-Pfalz. What I like best about Mainz, is, that Mainz is in a certain way no capital, but a nice cozy town
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Mainz is the first place we stayed when arriving in Germany – it was our home for the first month while we waited for our house. So full of history and things to do that we were never bored and we......
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Where the Main meets the Rhine and the wine is fine. Mainz is, and has been, a cosmopolitan place ever since the Roman occupation of Germania 2000 years ago. The Rhine River "defines" the place, in...
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