Wörrstadt

Wörrstadt is a town in the Mainz-Bingen district in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. It is located in the Rheinhessen wine region. The earliest documented mention of Wörrstadt dates back to 1150. The town was granted market rights in 1349. Its history is closely tied to viticulture and agriculture, which remain significant economic factors today.

The municipality encompasses the town of Wörrstadt itself and the adjacent village of Rommersheim. Wörrstadt is known for its vineyards and hosts several wine festivals throughout the year. The local economy also includes small and medium-sized enterprises. The town is situated in a generally flat landscape, characteristic of the Rheinhessen region.

Wörrstadt is accessible via federal highways and has a railway station on the Alsenz Valley Railway, providing regional transport connections. The town offers various amenities, including schools, shops, and recreational facilities. Its location provides relatively easy access to larger cities like Mainz and Worms. The population of Wörrstadt has seen steady growth over the decades. The town's administrative structure includes a town council and a mayor.