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Open Monument Day: Discover hidden treasures in the region!
On September 14th, 2025, experience historical monuments in Bad Kreuznach during guided tours and events on the Open Monument Day.
Open Monument Day: Discover hidden treasures in the region!
The 32nd Open Monument Day on September 14, 2025 is just around the corner and will attract a variety of events that will leave no history buff or culture lover in the Rhine region indifferent. Under the motto “Valuable: priceless or irreplaceable?” is celebrated throughout Germany, organized by the German Foundation for Monument Protection. This event takes place annually on the second Sunday in September and is the largest of its kind in Germany.
There are many historical sites to explore in the area around Bad Kreuznach. On Sunday, September 14th, visitors can expect a varied program at various locations. In Bad Kreuznach For example, the Evangelische Pauluskirche opens its doors from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. for a guided tour that offers insights into areas that would otherwise remain closed. The numerous guided tours promise both insightful information and exciting experiences.
Destinations and events
In Burgsponheim, the Sponheim castle ruins are the center of interest. Guided tours are offered here that focus on the history of the castle and the Counts of Sponheim. The castle ruins have an eventful history and, with their historical flair, offer an exciting insight into bygone times. Those interested can also discover the “Grafenrunde” audio tour, which combines picturesque landscapes and historical information on an approximately 4.8 kilometer long circular tour. Including QR codes for audio files, the history of the castle comes to life. Bookings for the tours are possible at any time upon request at info@freundeskreis-burg-sponheim.de, more information can be found at freundeskreis-burg-sponheim.de.
- Bad Sobernheim: Disibodenberger Kapelle von 14:00 bis 18:00 Uhr mit Führungen alle 30 Minuten und einem Z-Biergarten.
- Meisenheim: Ehemaliges Franziskanerkloster von 14:00 und 15:00 Uhr mit thematisierten Führungen.
- Odernheim: Klosterruine Disibodenberg von 11:00 bis 17:00 Uhr, inklusive Theateraufführungen am Samstagabend.
- Spabrücken: Hochofen Gräfenbacher Hütte von 11:00 bis 17:00 Uhr mit Führungen und Ausstellungen.
- Niederhausen: Evangelische Kirche St. Mechthildis von 13:00 bis 17:00 Uhr, inkl. Orgelkonzert und Kaffee & Kuchen.
- Mandel: Katholische Kirche St. Antonius um 14:00 Uhr mit einer Führung zur Geschichte der Kirche.
The events are all free, making the day an ideal opportunity to explore with friends or family. The Open Monument Day offers the opportunity to experience amber treasures from history and learn more about the cultural roots of the region. For many, this is an experience that is both educational and entertaining.
A journey through history
Whether you are interested in the history of the Jewish community in Staudernheim or would like to visit the “Carry On” exhibition on escape and expulsion, there is something for everyone. The former synagogue in Staudernheim will have a special exhibition on this day from 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., providing a look into the eventful history of the place.
Overall, the Open Monument Day impressively shows that your own four walls go far beyond the usual limitations. 315 historical sites opened in Hesse, and the same applies to our region. Take advantage of the opportunity and engage with the history – it is in the walls, the minds and the stories that can be experienced.