Mainz, Germany

Mainz is a city in Germany, the capital and largest city of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. The city is a port on the Rhine as it is located on the west bank of the river. The river actually plays a role in the western boundary of the city as well as the countryside. By means of it they are separated from the province of Hesse. Mainz is known as the city of Rhine wine.
Historical records of Mainz date back 2,000 years. They originally described Mainz as an ancient Roman city. The city survived despite the traumas inflicted on it by German history. In World War II, Mainz was almost razed to the ground by bombers. Then the city gave 68,000 victims. But it was revived again and since 1950 it has been the capital of Rhineland-Palatinate.
Today, Mainz is an important commercial center that is famous for its carnivals and wine. Despite being an old city, its spirit and atmosphere are imbued with life. And this is not only due to the many students at the famous University of Mainz. Everything comes alive during his fiestas, which are undeniable proof of his cheerful spirit. The old part of Mainz with its baroque buildings, Roman ruins, picturesque gardens and wine taverns is an irresistible attraction for visitors to the city.