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24. August 2026

Experience Mainz with the latest issue of mainzMAGAZIN

Mainz has many stories to tell. The latest issue of mainzMAGAZIN for Fall/Winter 2026 invites readers to (re)discover some of them. It takes readers on a journey to diverse places, fascinating personalities, and events that shape the state capital of Mainz and its culture.

The focus is on the opening of the new SchUM Visitor Center at the Old Jewish Cemetery—the Sali Levi House. It offers a new way to experience the UNESCO World Heritage Site and provides fascinating insights into the city’s Jewish heritage.

In addition, the magazine highlights the places where traces of the Romans are still visible and can be experienced today. Another indispensable part of Mainz’s identity also takes center stage: the Meenzer dialect.

There’s also every reason to celebrate in this issue, as several anniversaries are coming up, including 100 years of the Mainz Coffee Manufactory and 25 years of FILMZ.

There’s also plenty to discover for shopping and culinary enthusiasts. The issue features not only select shops and restaurants but also the people and concepts behind them. Families and children will also find numerous event recommendations for the coming months. 

The new Fall/Winter 2026 issue of mainzMAGAZIN is now available free of charge and can be found, among other places, in both Stadthauses as well as at the mainz STORE on the Markt. The magazine is also available for download at mainz.de/mediathek (opens in a new tab).

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