Where the spirit of research and wine culture determined life!
Where today the spirit of research and wine culture determine life, world history was once written. Up until the 14th century, Ingelheim was the place of residence and government of emperors and kings. The best conditions for a search for traces on Ingelheimer Grund.
World history was once written where the spirit of research and wine culture determine life today. Ingelheim was the residence and place of government of emperors and kings up until the 14th century. Best conditions for searching for clues on Ingelheimer Grund.
The Imperial Palace is considered the city's most important cultural heritage and is one of the most important architectural monuments of the early Middle Ages. The research center is still conducting excavations today and makes the monument tangible in different ways.
Our tip:
Take part in one of the public tours through the imperial palace of Ingelheim and learn more about the life of Charlemagne in the red wine town. These take place from April to October on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month.
The City History Museum dedicates a permanent exhibition to the Imperial Palace and is therefore the first port of call for exploring the Imperial Palace. In addition, it regularly organizes special and studio exhibitions on selected topics from Ingelheim's history, offers interesting guided tours or hosts cultural events.
The app "Ingelheim in Roman times" resurrects the Roman world of Ingelheim in a 360° panorama using augmented reality.
If you prefer to book a guided tour, you can find out more about the wide range of offers here.
With the Ingelheimer Winzerkeller, the kING Kultur- & Kongresshalle and the Kunstforum Altes Rathaus, Ingelheim has three cultural beacons.
Tourist-Information im Winzerkeller
Binger Straße 16
55218 Ingelheim am Rhein
Tel: (0049) 6132 710 009 200Tourist-Information im Winzerkeller
Binger Straße 16
55218 Ingelheim am Rhein
Tel: (0049) 6132 710 009 200
!["My palace is in no way inferior to that of a Roman emperor! Fresh water as a luxury good impressively demonstrates my power as ruler.", © Pure Design GmbH/Stadt Ingelheim](http://www.ingelheim-erleben.de/images/r20hkcuprko-/mein-palast-steht-dem-eines-roemischen-kaisers-in-nichts-nach-frischwasser.png ""My palace is in no way inferior to that of a Roman emperor! Fresh water as a luxury good impressively demonstrates my power as ruler.", © Pure Design GmbH/Stadt Ingelheim")
