Things To Do
in Hochheim am Main

The vineyards in Hochheim provide picturesque views of the Main river and the surrounding countryside, making it ideal for photography and enjoying the scenery.

This historic castle offers stunning views of the Main valley and the town of Hochheim, presenting excellent photo opportunities and a chance to take in the beautiful landscape.

A traditional sour milk cheese served with a pungent marinade made from vinegar, oil, onions, and caraway seeds. This dish is a must-try for those looking to sample authentic Hessian cuisine. Recommended place: Gasthof Zur Krone.

Must-Try!

This is a popular local specialty featuring marinated and slow-cooked pork ribs, usually served with sauerkraut and potato salad. It can be savored at Weingut und Gutsschänken.

In Hochheim am Main, as in much of Germany, tipping is customary but not mandatory. It is common to round up the bill in restaurants or cafés, typically adding around 5-10% depending on the service quality. For exceptional service, a larger tip may be given. Tipping is also common in bars, where customers may leave some change or round up their drink bill.

Payments in Hochheim am Main can be made using various methods, including cash and card payments. Debit and credit cards are widely accepted, although small businesses may prefer cash. It's common for customers to pay at the table in restaurants, and many places offer contactless payment options. Additionally, bank transfers and mobile payment options are increasingly used.

Spring is a great time to visit Hochheim am Main as the weather starts to warm up and the surrounding vineyards come to life with vibrant greenery. The wine festivals and events begin to pick up, offering a lively atmosphere for visitors.

Summer is the peak tourist season in Hochheim am Main, with warm temperatures and longer days. It's the perfect time to explore the outdoor activities, enjoy the local wine tastings and take part in various cultural events.

Autumn is another fantastic time to visit Hochheim am Main, known for its picturesque vineyards turning into a colorful display of red, orange, and gold hues. The wine harvest season also brings about lively wine festivals and celebrations.

Winter in Hochheim am Main is a quieter time, but it offers a unique charm with the festive Christmas markets, cozy wine taverns, and the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful snowy landscapes and winter activities.

The largest international airport in Germany, located approximately 25 kilometers north of Hochheim am Main.

A smaller international airport located about 70 kilometers southwest of Hochheim am Main.

A low-cost international airport located roughly 100 kilometers west of Hochheim am Main.

An international airport located about 150 kilometers to the southeast of Hochheim am Main.

While traditional Hessian cuisine leans heavily towards meat-based dishes, many restaurants and cafes in Hochheim am Main offer vegetarian and vegan options, such as fresh salads, vegetable soups, and plant-based variations of traditional dishes.

Visitors with gluten intolerance can find gluten-free alternatives to traditional bread and pastries at some local bakeries, and many restaurants are accommodating to gluten-free dietary needs upon request.