The Kaiserpfalz Ingelheim is one of the most important monuments in the red wine city. Charlemagne has shaped the history of the city very much, which is still reflected in the cultivation of red wine today., © Rainer Oppenheimer© Rainer Oppenheimer

Charlemagne in Ingelheim

Imperial Palace Ingelheim

All indoor and outdoor areas of the Kaiserpfalz Ingelheim are open to visitors again. We ask that a mask be worn inside the monuments and that a minimum distance of 1.5 m be maintained.

Charlemagne and his

Imperial Palace Ingelheim

From the Kaiserpfalz Ingelheim to the castle church

Film about the history of…

The museum and visitor center at the Kaiserpfalz is the first port of call for exploring the Kaiserpfalz Ingelheim. © Andrea Enderlein

The solidus of Charlemagne is a must!

Museum near the Kaiserpfalz

The history of the imperial palace Ingelheim

Offers for groups

For individuals, couples and last-minute travelers!

Public tour

The former throne room of Charlemagne is one of the most important monuments in the Imperial Palatinate area. It was the splendidly furnished arena for meetings of rulers, negotiations and court proceedings. Here you can see historical remains of the wall and an information wall with two integrated computer terminals that inform visitors about the Palatinate during the Carolingian era. © Rainer Oppenheimer

Information boards tell the story

Historical circular route…

Exploration stations through 1200 years of history © City of Ingelheim, Research Center Kaiserpfalz

Brochure for download

Historical circular route…

Digital guide through the Kaiserpfalz area

Kaiserpfalz - App

The Karlswein is a joint project of the city of Ingelheim with 14 winegrowers and the farmers 'and winegrowers' association. © Gabriele Kunz / IKuM GmbH

Kaiserpfalz wine

"Carolus"

Since 1993, excavations have been taking place in Ingelheim am Rhein under the direction of Holger Grewe. © City of Ingelheim / KF

Dig in the past and discover new things!

Research Center Kaiserpfalz

The facade painting opens up a view into the former colonnade and conveys a three-dimensional impression of the space. © Digital Image - Dieter Wolf

Hike like a king with culture and wine enjoyment

Kaiserpfalzweg

At this point, Charlemagne erected a semicircular building with a diameter of approx. 89 m. Inside was a large portico and outside an imposing staircase. Today you can still see remains of it. © Rainer Oppenheimer

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