Flomborn: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Flomborn Bird and Nature Discovery Trail is a short walking route around and through the village. Fourteen interactive information boards invite visitors to explore the local flora and fauna. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Flomborn can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

Culture and History

The historic Flomborn town hall stands in the old village centre. It dates from 1765 and is a protected historic building. In the village centre, information boards at historic buildings point out local anecdotes; the stories presented include the Flomborner Wutz, a public sculpture by Florian Geyer associated with the historic weighing of livestock levies.

The Neolithic burial site near Flomborn is considered one of the significant archaeological sites associated with the early farming culture of Central Europe. The Protestant parish church was enlarged into its present-day hall church in 1779. It has an organ acquired in 1783 from the workshop of the Stumm brothers, which is in demand as a concert instrument following its restoration, as well as a churchyard with gravestones from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Nature and Trails

The Bird and Nature Discovery Trail covers the habitats through which its route passes, as well as the bird species found there. Flomborn is almost completely surrounded by a green belt. This includes a bird trail, a pond and walking paths used for local recreation. A wooded area designated as a protected landscape feature extends into Flomborn and forms a unit with a pond.

On Site

Flomborn's boules court is freely accessible; anyone playing there should bring their own boules. Flomborn is described as being located on the B 271 between Alzey and Grünstadt and on the L 386 between Kirchheimbolanden and Osthofen, with access to the A 61 and A 63 motorways as described.

Region

Within Rheinhessen, Alzey-Worms promotes cycling, hiking, culinary discoveries and wine experiences. The wider Rheinhessen region offers certified hiking trails, including the Hiwweltouren, the RheinTerrassenWeg and themed hiking trails.

Local Traditions

For baking the first bread, the Flomborn bakehouse used a wood-fired stone oven. After five hours of firing, the oven had reached the baking temperature.

More local pages: Erbes-Büdesheim, Flonheim, Biebelnheim, Kettenheim, Gau-Heppenheim, Freimersheim, Nieder-Wiesen, Bechenheim.

From here, the next step is to select accommodation.

To the higher-level travel overview: Alzey.