Sightseeing: upper rhine
Breisach
Open air theater
St. Stephansmünster, romanesque minster built from 1200 to 1230, choir built from 1275, medieval interior, paintings from Martin Schongauer, main altar transition of gothic and renaissance
Radbrunnenturm and Hagenbachturm, remaining towers of the former town fortification walls
Strasbourg
The magnificent old town of Strasbourg is an UNESCO World Heritage Site
Cathedral Notre Dame, Liebfrauenmünster, built from 1176 to 1439 on the fundaments of a former church from 1015, built in romanesque architecture, later in gothic architecture, tallest structure in the world from 1625 to 1874, southern spire unfinished, height of northern spire 142m, remarkable interior, stained glass windows from the 12th to 14th century, burial place of Konrad von Lichtenberg, baptismal font from 1443, pulpit from 1486, sculptures from 1498, organ from the 14th century (mechanic and interior from 1981), choir organ from 1878, wall hangings from the 17th century, magnificent portal astronomic clock, with a height of 18 meters one of the most important medieval astronomic clocks
Musee des Beaux Arts, museum of fine arts
Musee archeologique, archaeological museum
Musee historique, historic museum
Speyer
Centre of the Salian dynasty, largest romanesque cathedral worldwide
Speyer cathedral, burial place of 6 emperors and kings, built from 1030
Judenbad, jewish mikvah, oldest mikvah of middle europe, built from 1100
Altpörtel, remaining tower of the former town fortification wall, one of the highest town gates in germany, built from the 12th century
Worms
Worms Cathedral, Imperial cathedral, built on fundaments of former churches from 1130 to 1181, burial place of Duke Conrad of Lorraine
Jewish Cemetery Worms (Heiliger Sand; literally "holy sand"); beside roman catacombs the oldest Jewish cemetery in Europe, established late 10th century, oldest tombstone from 1076, burial place of Meir of Rothenburg, Alexander den Salomon Wimpfen, Rabbi Nathan ben Isaak and Rabbi Yaakov ben Moshe Levi Moelin
Mainz
St. Martin Cathedral, romanesque church built from 1009, consecrated 1036, medieval place of coronation ceremony
St. Johannis, church consecrated 910
St. Quintin, gothic architecture, built in the 13th century
St. Stephan, built from 1267 to 1341, several reconstructions and expansions
Electoral Palace, Kurfuerstliches Schloss, residence of the Archbishop of Mainz, renaissance architecture built in the 17th century
Zitadelle Mainz, fortification, built from 1650
Holzturm, gothic town gate built in the 15th century
Eisenturm, oldest town gate of the medieval town fortification walls, built in the 13th century, extensions from the 15th century
Römersteine, remnants of a roman aqueduct
Schillerplatz, central square in the city
Botanical garden