Mainz MM-City Travel Guide Michael Müller Verlag

Cultural monuments from 2000 years of city history come to life in the golden city on the Rhine. Roman places of worship whisk visitors away to the mystical Mogontiacum. The cathedral, Mainz Castle and magnificent aristocratic palaces stand firm testimony to the power of the archbishops. And you will stumble across traces of the city's most famous son, Johannes Gutenberg, not only in the form of the famous Bibles.
On his tours, the author also shows the modern state capital Mainz, the ZDF media metropolis and student city. Not forgetting the wine taverns of the romantic old town, where you can experience the proverbial Meenzer cosiness and joie de vivre that brings the whole city to a state of merriment and exception during the carnival season. Excursions take hikers and those seeking relaxation beyond the outskirts of the city into the vineyards or to the summery Rhine beaches. And then, of course, there is the Mainz Christmas market, the "Memorial to Ugliness", the Chagall windows ...

New from 2017: The new edition of the city guide has a completely new look and is therefore even clearer and easier to use - numerous new features (e.g. a chapter for those on a budget, a children's chapter, top lists and restaurants and museums at a glance) make it easier to find your way around. The guide starts with "pilot pages" on the city's neighbourhoods and sights, culinary delights, nightlife and shopping.
The tours and excursions take you to all corners of the city, including neighbourhoods away from the top sights. Subjective, personal and judgemental, the MM books with their restaurant and shopping tips, background stories and service information are what they have always been: more than "just" travel guides.