Overview
Worms is one of Germany's oldest cities, founded by Charlemagne, with a bishopric dating to the fourth century. The city is famous for the Diet of Worms (1521), where Martin Luther stood before Emperor Charles V and refused to recant his beliefs, declaring 'Here I stand.
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Before you go
Culture
UNESCO-nominated Jewish heritage sites include the Synagogue, Rashi-House, Mikwe, and Europe's oldest surviving Jewish cemetery (Holy Sand) dating to 1058/59.
History
Worms is famous for the Diet of Worms (1521) where Martin Luther defied Emperor Charles V, marking a pivotal Reformation moment.
Money
Germany uses the Euro (€). ATMs are widely available. Most establishments accept cards, though smaller shops may prefer cash.
Transport
Walking is ideal for the compact historical centre. Buses run day and night with tickets purchased from drivers.