Attractions in Worms

Nowadays, Liebfrauenmilch is usually synonymous with inferior-quality sweet wine. The "famous Lieben Frauen Milch zu Worms" was first mentioned in 1744. It used to only refer to wine from the vineyards of the Church of our Lady Collegiate Church Capuchin Monastery in Worms. Because Liebfrauenmilch was very popular internationally, it was often copied, thus gaining itself a bad reputation as a cheap supermarket wine. However, nowadays, there are once again strict regulations in place about which grape variety may be used to produce the wine. It is now considered to be a premium German wine that can be tried in the former Capuchin Monastery. What else is worth a visit in Worms? Maybe St. Peter's cathedral, Luther or Hagen monument and last but not least the interactive Nibelungen museum located in the historic city wall.