The best and most popular residential and business areas are by the water. This holds true for London, Frankfurt am Main – and Mainz too. Lying at the gateway to the bonded port in Mainz, Am Zollhafen is a "home island" of great architectural merit. It's somewhere you can experience a whole new urban quality of life and a new Mainz lifestyle.

This project produces an exclusive highlight with a number of different vistas in all directions, a lively neighborhood square and apartments that will offer their future residents a stylish home.

Mainz is perfect for anyone who wants to immerse themselves in urban living, but at the same time loves local charm. Although it is over 2,000 years old, the state capital exudes a joie de vivre and vibrancy. As an important media and famous university centre, Mainz is one of Germany’s expanding cities. Mainz offers a wide range of restaurants, hotels, cafés, bars, boutiques and recreational facilities. Roman shrines, baroque palaces and echoes of the city’s most famous son, Johannes Gutenberg, bring the city’s history to life. The Rhine is the city’s vital lifeline: the waterside promenade lined by plane trees is the perfect place to relax, soak up the sun, go for a walk or even jogging at any time of the year. Planned as the centrepiece of the bonded port and an architectural highlight for the site,Am Zollhafen has a high-profile location in the quarter: Port landmarks such as the historic crane, the quay wall and the former wine storehouse are right next door. The modern “leaning” tower of the Kunsthalle Mainz is a counterpart to their raw charm. The café 7Grad in the former engine shed is well known for its generous breakfasts and is a popular event location.