Worms, located in the southeastern Rhineland-Palatinate, is a regional center the connection between the metropolitan Rhine-Neckar and Rhine-Main area. Indeed, it is one of the oldest cities in Germany at the same time the only German member of the "Most Ancient European Towns Network", the working group of the oldest cities in Europe. His notoriety refers the town, whose origins go back more than 2,000 years from both legends and from history, as their Beinahmen prove: Worms is the "Nibelungen" and the "Luther City". The Worms Cathedral and several Romanesque churches shape the image of the city, as well as the numerous green areas and parks. No. 1 on the recreational activities available here clearly the sport: over 100 clubs offer a variety of activities. By "Backfischfest" Worms celebrates annually the largest wine and folk festival on the Rhine. Economically mainly service and trade play an important role, commuters and locals appreciate the excellent transport links both by motorway and by public transport to nearby cities such as Mannheim or Ludwigshafen. Nearby are the Palatinate Hills, the Southern Wine Route and the mountain road popular destinations, while offering as interesting cities of Darmstadt, Heidelberg and Neustadt an der Weinstrasse.