I migliori hotel a Worms

Located in Rhineland-Palatinate in Germany, Worms is well-known for its Liebfraumilch wines as well as its Romanesque architecture. Worms has been an important city ever since it was made the capital of the Kingdom of the Burgundians in the 5th century. Today, Worms has evolved into an industrial centre, and is home to the metal goods and chemicals industries, among others. As the site of various businesses, Worms hotels are ready to welcome business travellers.

What attractions can I visit in this city?

Once you have finished your work for the day, head out to explore this beautiful city. The Worms Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of St. Peter, was built between 1130 and 1181, and is one of the best examples of High Romanesque architecture in the entire country. See the unnerving crypt, fabulous Gothic carvings, and the gold-plated Baroque altar. As another option, St. Martin’s Church also dates back to the 12th century, and is an impressive red sandstone structure. In general, expect to see churches throughout Worms. After all, this city has been dubbed the ‘City of Churches’.

Which trade fairs should I look forward to in Worms?

Wormser Pfingstmarkt – Regional Consumer Goods Exhibition is just one of the trade fairs to attend in Worms. This particular fair showcases exhibitors from the automotive and leisure industries, as well as those in trade, building and crafts. The Energy and Building Exhibition, on the other hand, is aimed at real estate buffs, home-owners and home builders. It will cover topics such as modern building and the use and storage of alternative energy. When you choose one of the best business hotels in Worms, you are not only guaranteed great customer service and access to meeting rooms and business facilities, you will also enjoy convenience to Das Wormser, a popular conference centre, as well as the city centre where many events take place.

What beautiful sights should I see while staying at a hotel in Worms?

The historical Heylshofgarten is the same Imperial Palace where Martin Luther was declared an outlaw and a heretic in 1521. Although the palace was destroyed in 1689, there is a plaque here that honours the great Reformation. When staying at a hotel in Worms, you can also visit the Jewish Synagogue, known as Rashi Shul, which was rebuilt in Romanesque style in 1959.