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Located in the heart of the Rhine-Main region, with excellent access to Frankfurt am Main International Airport, HALLE 45, with its nearly 7,000 sqm of event space, is now the largest industrial venue around Frankfurt a.M. and Mainz. It captivates with its unique charm and utmost flexibility in terms of room design. On the historic site of the Old Wagon Factory in Mainz, you have a total of 6,800 sqm of event space, which is distributed among five locations and a total of 18 breakout and meeting rooms. Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9 AM…
Culture on a courtyard- the cabaret stage in the winery Weyell has a long family history. The huge famstead was built in 1713 and is family- owned since 1850. Not only the wine growing is tradition but also the agriculture was one of the occupations of the Weyell family. In 1995 one of the family members hat the idea to use the big courtyard for an event, and like this the cabaret stage was born. No matter if it's cabaret, comedy or live music, the offered program is diverse and is also taking place in the colder season in the in- house…
The local community Westhofen got 1334 market rights. Today, the market square is listed as a listed building and is one of the most beautiful in Rheinhessen. In the past, weekly and annual markets were held on the lower part, the goose market. The upper area served as a cemetery and burial ground. The main features of its design was the square in 1832. In the adjacent buildings, architectural elements have been preserved from the 16th to the early 19th century. Today, the marketplace is used for village festivals.
The Roman Theater in Mainz is one of the largest known stage constructions from antiquity north of the Alps. It was probably built in the 1st century AD and was located on the southern slope of the Kästrich, below the present-day citadel. With a stage width of about 42 meters and an auditorium with a diameter of 116 meters, it could accommodate around 10,000 people – an impressive dimension that underscores the importance of Mogontiacum, the Roman Mainz. Theaters like this were central places of public life in the Roman Empire and…
Until the end of the 18th century fish was sold here, as well as other goods. The fishermen of the Altrhein had to offer it for sale but as numerous official warnings show they performed this duty dissatisfactorily and unwillingly.
The present property "Alte Schmiede Wettig" was a forge workshop from 1776. The workshop with its equipment and tools is still in its original state of the 1920s. The barn and stables offer space for exhibitions, music, literature and theme evenings.
The Oppenheim Ruprecht Tower was built in 1903 and commemorates King Ruprecht. He spent the last weeks of his life at Landskron Castle, which is located nearby. After extensive restoration work, the tower can be visited again by prior arrangement.