Wow wow wow. This place was so pretty and so well preserved. The stain glass was incredible and so well taken care of. This place is a testament to construction and engineering of the time.

It's beautiful, and modern. Now you get to donate using credit card & mobile payment on a poll.

There is a very beautiful architecture.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon with my husband and three kids ages 6, 4, and 2. This is the best cathedral I've been to with kids, mainly because there was beautiful organ music playing the whole time that made it much less stressful having semi-loud children. There was SO much to look at, and we loved strolling through all the different side rooms and halls. I'm not normally a cathedral person but we thoroughly enjoyed this one. Not a ton of things that the kids wanted to touch but couldn't - most of it is high up where they can't reach, or blocked off. The bathrooms were so-so; 50 cents per person and small. We parked nearby at Parkhaus am Brand, which was an easy-to-get-to underground garage and very reasonably priced (12 euros for 7ish hours).

Its a large and beautiful cathedral. It has many chambers, corners, and details to discover. Perfect for making impresive photos. You must visit it if you ever find yourself near the city

Sooo amazing and such an interesting architecture and history 😍

One of the cathedrals' to be visited while in Germany. It is huge, and is architecturally beautiful. There is a serene silence in the cathedral which helps one to sit in silent reflection. I make it a point to go to the cathedral, whenever I visit Mainz.

The cathedral is a must do in Mainz. The museum is a few euros and intresting if you like religious relics, statues and art.

Like many European cathedrals, this is one worth visiting. Despite the construction work outside it's still accessible although the current entry doesn't exactly stand out. Expect the usual beautiful stained glass, statues and relics.

Oh dear… Mainz Cathedral or St. Martin's Cathedral is located near the historical center and a market square. This 1000-year-old Roman Catholic cathedral is the site of the episcopal see of the Bishop of Mainz. Like everything in the City this monumental building is a mosaic of styles. The fusion between Romanesque (main), Gothic (chapels and bell towers) and Baroque (roof) are serving us a real architectural treat. Over the centuries, seven coronations of kings took place in Mainz Cathedral.

It’s a must visit while visiting Rhine region. The remarkable cathedral and its dome sits in the old town. The architecture is magnificent with high arches, tombs for historical influential people and central old sculptures. It’s captivating just wandering around. And feels so peaceful sitting inside. There is a nice courtyard inside the cathedral.

Historic and religious structure. Magnificent construction. Original structure is still visible in the cellar.

Wow! A sandstone cathedral 1000 + years old . A few renovations outside when I visited but al good. Inside was spectacular and. You could feel the history in the church as well as below in the crypt.

My friend brought me here last month. And I'm loving the place already.

It’s nice - there were renovations going on though but you still able to see the cathedral. Have a walk a round and maybe a cup of coffee - it’s beautiful.

It’s a great place if history of things interests you. I was very impressed with this museum and the history it had to offer. Do get the audio device for a guided audio tour otherwise you will be lost inside. Don’t miss the narrated printing press history tour which is in the mail hall downstairs. If you’re lucky you may be gifted a scroll.

Lovely museum just a few steps from the Mainz Cathedral. Its main attraction is the two copies of the Gutenberg Bible. They also do a demo session to showcase the working of the printing press. We found it quite interesting.

Great museum for book nerds to learn how books happened. Must-go if you’re in the area. Definitely learned how printing was invented in both the East and West. The important exhibits had English descriptions, but the other half didn’t have any which is a big bummer. Glad we had our own English-speaking tour guide to walk us through the history, which helped a lot!

There're so many old books and we can see many old printers. One of guides lady is so kind to tell me which part is OK to take pictures. Really things are so interesting for me anyway. The museum is close to Dom, please stop by if you have a enough time. I really recommend!!

It's a must visited museum in Mainz, you will learn something new from this place for sure. There are lots of exhibitions, demonstration about the letterpress informative, it's just informative!

A must-visit place for those who want to dive into the history of the modern book and its creator. The exposition is small but very nice. I liked the exhibition if children’s books and the historical development of this segment. A bit disappointing was the lack of translation for the newspapers exhibition, but I guess this will change when the new Gutenberg museum opens doors.

Definitely worth a visit. Three Gutenberg Bibles! Lots of beautiful books, presses, and interactive exhibits. Nice gift shop too. Items can be pricey, but some real unique handmade print art is available.

This was a really interesting museum to see even as a non German speaker. Some of the exhibits have English but most don't. Super interesting museum to look at and can always get a friend (or Google!) to translate things of particular interest. Would go again if I'm ever back in Mainz!

A fun and informative approach to history for everyone. You get to see the original Gutenberg bible and old printing systems. We received an audio tour with headphones and a little digital player as you walked around. At the end there was a screen printing activity which was fun.

マインツにあるグーテンベルクの事績と印刷の歴史の博物館。42行聖書から始まり、活字の発展やグラデーションの濃度の仕様など、印刷が発展する過程の技術をずらりと並べています。 印刷機などもたくさん置いてありますし、石版の版などもあって見応えがけっこうあります。 また、ヨーロッパ以外の印刷についても展示が設けられていました。 一階で入場券を購入します。ロッカーもあるのですが、生憎2€コインの持ち合わせがなく使うことができませんでした。両替はしてもらえないので、荷物をロッカーに入れたい方は事前にコインの確認をしておくのがお勧めです。 (Translated by Google) Museum of Gutenberg's achievements and the history of printing in Mainz. Starting with the 42-line Bible, the book lays out the technology that led to the development of printing, including the development of type and specifications for gradation density. There are many printing machines, and there are also lithographic plates, so it's quite a sight to see. There were also exhibits about printing from outside Europe. Purchase admission tickets on the first floor. There are lockers, but unfortunately I didn't have the 2€ coins so I couldn't use them. Currency cannot be exchanged, so if you want to put your luggage in a locker, we recommend checking your coins beforehand.

This museum presents the development of printing technology around the world from a very objective and neutral perspective. The museum has a collection of Gutenberg's earliest printed works and printing machines of various periods. In addition, the organizer also provided a live demonstration of printing technology, as well as a short film of Gutenberg's life in German or English.

Excellent museum. Highly recommend. You can see most of the exhibits in about 45 minutes or you could lose yourself here and spend hours if you're super interested in the subject. The Bibles were the highlight for me.

Very interesting museum about Gutenberg Printing Press and the history of printing press in general. They have an amazing collection of old books including one of the original Gutenberg Bibles. Also contains an interesting exhibition about printing presses in eastern countries. The only downside is that in a few exhibitions the descriptions are only in German. The entrance to the museum costs only 5 euros.

Wonderful exhibition, which I was very much looking forward to but I honestly found it really hard to follow with the audio set (English). Difficult to know which floor I was on as no obvious numbers displayed and all the experts in the audio were in German and not translated to the different languages offered. I felt I missed out on lots of information because of that. From reading other reviews I think the best way to see this exhibition is with a guided tour. Also need to note on website that ID needed to get audio.

They just don't print it all like they used to. Absolutely amazing and could have spent a full day there EASY. LOVELY part of my trip

Mind blowing and educational. The man exposed the true and original bible. Must see while in Germany. 🇩🇪 Staff was kind and professional.

Nice museum! You can find some bibles that are first printed here! I'm so excited when I saw them. The walking route is quite confusing but you can ask the staffs to help you. They are friendly and helpful.

Lovely church. The blue windows are a one time church experience. I've never seen such beautiful windows and color in any church. The photos doesn't show the beauty though. I tried my best to take realistic photos but it wasn't possible..

Breathtaking, definitely put this on your bucket list, just gorgeous

Uniquely beautiful church with the famous Chagall stained glass windows.

Beautiful early 10th century Church with courtyard. The real attraction are the Chagal windows, a fantastic deep cool blue in colour which goes back to post war Germany and is one of the only examples.

Awesome stained glass work. Alley to the church is very cute and charm. Literally the hidden gem.

Beautiful, modern church with a unique organ whose design is a perfect complement, to its famous windows.

The inside of the church is so adorable, esp. with the Chagall windows. Of course, inside is so solemn, it is a lovely place to meditate

One of the most beautiful churches I've ever been into, the Marc Chagall windows have to be seen in daylight... The church itself sits up on top of a bluff overlooking all of downtown mines as well as the Mainzer Dom, a must see cathedral in downtown, but St. Stephen's is much more than a place of worship. Impressionist art lovers unite...

Hidden gem of Mainz! I have been outside in the church cloistered courtyard, which is relatively small but very beautiful and picturesque, many times, however this was my first time inside the church and I was really impressed. I had no idea there was such a beautiful church in Mainz! This place is known for its unique stained-glass windows in luminous blue that were created by Marc Chagall. The light coming through the windows was absolutely stunning and created an almost unreal ambience, I felt like being under water. I have never seen such beautiful lighting in any church I have visited (visited mid-day with clear skies, so nothing was blocking the sun beams to enter the church). I also enjoyed the beautiful modern Organs near the chancel with the altar. There is a little gift shop inside, where you can buy souvenirs like postcards, books and magnets mainly with the blue window theme. Church is wheel-chair accessible and there is no entrance fee. Totally recommend to visit this church as pictures don't really do justice, you must see it with your own eyes to have the full experience. Visited in May 2022.

This beautiful church, it might look simple from outside but inside it's very beautiful, decorated with blue glass windows. It's recommended to visit in Mainz.

There're many Stained glass of Chagall. So impressive and so calm place, easy to get there from Dom on foot. The garden also beautiful!! It's free, so I bought some post cards as donation.

Absolutely stunning church. Loved the deep blue stained glass hue of the interior. Highly recommend a quick stop if you're in the area.

Saint Stefan’s church in Mainz is one of the most beautiful historical buildings you can find. If you visit mines you have to make sure to go inside this church. There is no entry fee and once you go inside you will see beautiful blue windows which were created by the very famous Chagall artist. The Organ is also brand new and modern and was created after the church raised donations for it. Once you walk through the church you go towards the back and there is a small walkway leading to additional rooms and a courtyard. What are the courtyard once you leave the church through the back you walk behind the church and there’s a viewpoint where you can see Mainz from high up there is also a bench where you can sit there. I recommend you look up the opening hours before going because it would be a shame to miss the artwork inside.

(Translated by Google) Mainz market square, condenses in that small space all the spirit of the medieval era, where the inhabitants exchanged their harvested or processed products. The society of that time was forged in these places, where new relationships were deliberated and worked on. The architecture remains intact and is a magnificent setting that sets the whole place. (Original) La Plaza del mercado de Mainz, condensa en ese pequeño espacio todo el espíritu de la época medieval, donde los habitantes trocaban sus productos cosechados o elaborados. La sociedad de esa época se forjaba en esos sitios, donde se deliberaba y se trababa nuevas relaciones. La arquitectura se mantiene incólume y es un magnífico decorado que ambienta todo el lugar.

(Translated by Google) Huge hustle and bustle at the Mainz market breakfast on Saturday (Original) Riesentrubel beim Mainzer Marktfrühstück am Samstag

(Translated by Google) Great marketplace and great selection !!! (Original) Toller Marktplatz und große Auswahl !!!

Historic Markt of Mainz . When I visited there were local merchants and farmers selling their wares . The market square is directly in front prof the cathedral. Makes one think what it would have Ben like on medieval times.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Place (Original) Hermosao Lugar

(Translated by Google) A few stands are missing, everything is thin. (Original) Es fehlen halt paar Stände,ist alles dünn.

Lively, has everything to offer - wine to meat, olives, cheese, and bread.

(Translated by Google) The Mainz weekly market has a very large selection of fresh... fruit, vegetables, baked goods, coffee, meat and fish, in short, an absolute must. I can highly recommend it. (Original) Der Mainzer Wochenmarkt hat ein sehr großes Angebot in frischem.... Obst, Gemüse, Backenwaren, Kaffee, Fleisch und Fisch kurz gesagt ein absolutes Muß. Kann ich sehr empfehlen.

(Translated by Google) The crusty rye bread is so crusty and tastes very good. I will try 1-2 other types! (Original) Das Krustenroggenbrot ist so krustig und schmeckt sehr gut .Ich werde noch 1-2andere Sorten probieren!

(Translated by Google) Always beautiful. Cozy, no fuss and good quality (Original) Immer wieder schön. Gemütlich, keine Kektik und gute Qualität

(Translated by Google) Large market with a great selection of regional and fresh products. Finally, a delicious glass of wine. (Original) Großer Markt mit toller Auswahl an regionalen uns frischen Produkten. Zum Abschluss dann noch ein leckeres Glas Wein.

(Translated by Google) You have to experience it. I won't go there anymore, the prices are unpayable. (Original) Muss man erlebt haben. Ich werde nicht mehr hin gehen, die Preise , nicht zahlbar.

Functional, modern stadium with good views all round. Its located a few kilometres from the city centre but match day transport is excellent. Very reasonable tickets for the game purchased online in advance as Mainz have good support. Great atmosphere generated by friendly Mainz supporters. Party atmosphere and beer at €5 a pint. And Mainz won today. Enjoyable.

What a great stadium for football. All the seats put you so close to the action on the field. The supporters section is so wild and crazy. This was my first ever Bundesliga game, and I truly enjoyed my experience

Wnt to the Mainz-Gladbach game (1-1). Beautiful stadium with a good atmosphere.

While this is a pretty decent modern stadium, most of the under stand area is open, so when it is windy then it can be cold. The range of food and drink was good but VERY expensive.

A nice, modern stadium with good views of the pitch from most seats. It’s in the middle of nowhere though, so the pre and post match experience is really stale. It’s possibly the most remote ground I’ve been to.

Stunning Sports Arena! Compact, almost cozy with a phenomenal atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit if you’re into German Bundesliga Soccer and want to enjoy a “near the lines” sentiment. Mainz vs one of the big logos, Bayern München, Dortmund, Leverkusen, etc. would be my recommendation.

Lovely stadium, location let's it's down because it's quite far away from the town but there is a free bus shuttle service to get there from the main train station if you have a match day ticket

Stopped en route to Frankfurt from UK. Loved the game and happy that saw Mainz win their first game. Easy to park free locally at the University and walk 15 mins.

Such a great Stadium, what a fantastic atmosphere, top crowd, very easy to get to with Publix transport. Highly recommend as someone that visits many Bundesliga grounds.