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Pfeddersheim, Worms — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Pfeddersheim, a former free imperial city, has been a borough of Worms since 1969, and the Benediktinerpropstei Georgenberg stands within it.
About Pfeddersheim
Where to stay in Pfeddersheim
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Worms holds most of the beds. Pfeddersheim stands apart from the city core as a borough with its own past, so a room here suits you if the Benediktinerpropstei Georgenberg and an address away from the centre matter more than sitting among the Worms sights. The distance is small.
Travellers who want the wider choice book in the city and come out to the Evangelisches Gemeindehaus Pfeddersheim and the Georgenberg for as long as those two hold their interest.
About Pfeddersheim
What are the main landmarks in Pfeddersheim?
Two buildings stand on the list. The Benediktinerpropstei Georgenberg takes the Georgenberg into its name, while the Evangelisches Gemeindehaus Pfeddersheim takes the borough's own, and both belong here rather than to central Worms. Those two exhaust what Pfeddersheim can claim.
A visitor works through the pair in an easy morning and then turns to Worms itself, where the remaining sights sit outside the Pfeddersheim boundary.
What is the history of Pfeddersheim?
Independence came first. Pfeddersheim was a free imperial city before it became a borough of Worms in 1969, a change that closed roughly two thousand years of separate history recorded for the place. The switch is recent by that measure.
Whatever the imperial city once was in its own right, its account now runs through Worms, in Germany, with the Benediktinerpropstei Georgenberg and the Evangelisches Gemeindehaus Pfeddersheim as the named marks that survive.
Where is Pfeddersheim?
Pfeddersheim forms part of Worms, in Germany, and the Georgenberg gives its name to the Benediktinerpropstei Georgenberg here.
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Updated September 2026