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Don't make a special trip just to see the Cathedral however it is easy to get to when visiting the market square. The Gutenburg Museum is about a three minute walk from the Cathedral. If your interest is seeing the Romanesque and Gothic architecture then take it in.

In the middle of the town, so why not! Since I grew up in Mainz, I have gone there quite often. This church is very silent and a very spiritual place! So give it a try!

We went to the back side to see the Romanesque and Gothic styles in architecture. The building is made of red sandstone which makes the nice pink structure from the outside. One of the towers is being renovated. Paintings of the stations of the cross and stained glass windows fill the church.

I didn't spend much time in it, but it's worth visiting if you're in Mainz. Near the city center, easy to access.

This is quite a nice Cathedral to visit if you are visiting Mainz and in the Alt-Stadt area of the city. It is a bit of a contrast to some of the other large cathedrals you might find in France/England or other european countries in so much as the interior architecture is more monolithic in nature - not as fine or ornate. It also has a more somber feel and is less well lite(we did visit in winter), you can also visit the crypt area. This is an impressive structure externally and quite imposing in size - restoration work was being performed on the doom at the time of our visit but it didn't distract from its appeal. We were lucky enough to have visited just before Christmas so the cathedral was surrounded by the Christmas markets that were a delight to walk around and enjoy. As a number of TA posters have indicated it is the cathedrals age that stands out and puts it in a similar league to Notre Dame in Paris. I think its worthwhile visiting if you are in the area and have some available time. (I wouldn't necessarily make a special trip just to solely visit the cathedral itself)

No tower to climb, nicely kept inside, but nothing ornate. The courtyard is lovely, but the museum was closed.

The Dom was a beautiful building with Gothic architecture and impressive large steeples located in the center of the city. Inside are numerous statues, burial rooms, and stained glass, . It is well preserved and worth a visit.

I arrived at Mainz in the evening and saw this building from the exit near to the garage. The size and design of of the structure is so impressive even though the building was under renovation with cranes around the church. I wasn't able to get into the building but walking around the building is really pleasant and enjoyable. The shops are really "schick" and upscale. Some of the Christmas lights were already up and it was so beautiful. A worthy place to visit if you ever pass by on your way to other cities.

It was a really nice cathedral. It is really huge and there is a lot to see. Unfortunately, they did not have any brochures of further information there.

Centrally located and readily accessible landmark building. Self guided tour means you have to know what you are looking at.

If you appreciate architecture than check out this cathedral. Its near other main sites and everything is in easy walking distance. Worth a stroll in this direction.

Mainz Dom, is actually one of the Cathedrals I enjoy coming into again and again. It is grand and majestic without being overbearing with gold and silver everywhere you look to show off wealth. There are still beautiful images all over the Cathedral though to give you a glimpse into the history of the building. Whether you're visiting Mainz for one of the many festivals or specifically coming to town to sight see, you can't go wrong with a quick stop at the Dom. It is well worth the trip to see a roman cathedral, more than 1000 years old. Safe Travels!

Mainz cathedral breathes history. Founded over 1,000 years ago, it is mostly Romanesque in style, but with many later additions. Despite being badly damaged by air raids in 1942, the cathedral remained substantially intact. There is some inspired modern stained glass that contrasts beautifully with the ancient architecture. The cathedral is located in the centre of Mainz and there is an attractive pedestrianised square in front of the building.

Wow just amazing! The church dates back so many years and you feel like you are in a time warp as you step inside. The church is huge you can't miss it if your in mainz. There is a nice square with many restaurants and places to shop on your way to the church also. Beware of homeless people who pick pocket tourist in the square (they are everywhere)! Other then that it's a must do when in mainz and the best part was that it was free.