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The north-westernmost tower on the Fleckenmauer in Flörsheim-Dalsheim is designed as a flanking tower with a round ground plan and equipped with keyhole embrasures. This type of embrasure, whose appearance is reminiscent of a keyhole, and the construction of the tower, which protrudes from the wall on the field side, made it possible to observe the neighbouring sections of the wall well. The tower is also a time-travel location on the audiovisual tour "Time Travel Fleckenmauer" with additional content on yourube…
If you hike up the slope behind Gau-Weinheim, you will come across the semi-architecturally interesting seminar pavilion with its cosy resting place in the middle of the vineyards. From there, visitors have a unique view of the village and the Rhine-Hessian hills.
Evangelische Kirche St. Bonifatius Dolgesheim
Ever since the well- being of the city was connected with the wine. Today the vineyards in Opppenheim like Sackträger, Krötenbrunnen and Herrenberg still have a good name among the wine experts. The visit in the german wine growing museum not only offers information about wine growin in Rhinehesse but mainly interesting facts about the wine growing areas in Germany, wine production and wine enjoyment. Permanent but also changing exhibitions lead the guest through the diverse world ob german wine.
The Sironabad in Nierstein was a former Roman bathing hall with two sulfur and two fresh water springs. The sources led early to settlements, as finds from Celtic, early Germanic and Roman times clearly prove. The sulfur spring of the Sironabades was rediscovered in 1802, after it had been buried for centuries. During clearing work, copper coins surrounded by gypsum balls were found in stone basins with the years 87 to 267 after the birth of Christ and also small figures. Through these finds it is perfectly proven that the well plant was…
