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On foot

You can also find your way through Mainz on foot without a map or smartphone - simply orientate yourself by the cathedral or on information boards with an integrated city map. You will also find the link to the barrier-free city map and maps to download here.

50th parallel on Gutenbergplatz
50th parallel on Gutenbergplatz

Discover Mainz on foot

The city center of Mainz, the banks of the Rhine, and the surrounding area are ideal for exploring on foot.

Information boards show the way and provide information about important buildings and sights. In addition, narrow green signposts guide you through Mainz.

A large part of the city center is a pedestrian zone, and all shops are within easy walking distance.

More and more areas are also being redesigned to be barrier-free. The city of Mainz has developed its own planning guidelines for this purpose. You can find out more about the project here.

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