The start is at Bischof-Blum-Platz in front of the Rheingau Cathedral. What a story: Right in the middle of Geisenheim stands an impressive building with two towers – and now we learn the truth about the Rheingau Cathedral. One scan and everything around the cathedral becomes much clearer. 

From here, you can stroll up Prälat-Wertmann-Straße to Lindenplatz. The Geisenheim lime tree: a botanical old-timer at around 700 years old. Just listen in to what this lime tree has experienced, what it likes, and why it particularly loves the month of July. This scan makes trees speak.

You reach the next "pick" via Winkeler Straße: the state castle Schönborn. It’s quite an ascent when you start in 1550 as Stockheimer Hof and have transformed into a castle just under 100 years later. Listen up, Schönborn reports! A scan with courtly etiquette and real Renaissance references. Via Kreuz- and Weberstraße, it goes back to Bischof-Blum-Platz, where the café at the cathedral still invites you to linger.