Landkreis Alzey-Worms (“News Directory of Rhineland-Palatinate Cultural Monuments for the District of Alzey-Worms”) from the Generaldirektion Kulturelles Erbe (“General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate”), the following buildings and monuments in Bechtolsheim are listed: Fortifications A piece of the former village fortification, remnants of wall and double ditch, the typical impenetrable hedgerows (Gebück), today converted into a pedestrian bypass around the village centre. Remnants of the mediaeval wall ditch fortification with Gebück. former village fortification, mediaeval wall ditch fortification on the village's southeast outskirts. Village centre Langgasse (“Long Lane”) between the intersection with Dolgesheimer Straße in the north and Sulzheimer Straße in the south, typical Rhenish-Hessian house and farm types from the 17th to the 20th century, including the street itself with historic paving. Called Denkmalzone Langgasse (“Long Lane Monument Zone”). Three-naved Late Gothic “Shared church” church, Saint Mary's and Saint Christopher's (Simultankirche St. Maria und St. Christopherus) with Late Gothic decorated pews and a Stumm organ. Bechtolsheim Belltower, at the simultaneous church. Late Baroque graveyard cross with Christ's body, 1755, at the simultaneous church. Langgasse 11: former Evangelical school, late Classicist plastered building, 1854. Langgasse 17: former Catholic school, late Classicist plastered building, mid 19th century. Langgasse 18: Evangelical parsonage, from the 18th century with memorial plaque to the Reverend Wilhelm Hoffmann, who became well known for his contributions to Rhenish-Hessian folklore. Langgasse 28: Baroque timber-frame house, partly solid, early 18th century. Langgasse 29: Baroque timber-frame house, partly solid, 18th century, gateway from early half of 19th century. Langgasse 44: Town hall from 1592 with arcades on the south side and a half-hipped roof, partly timber framing, works from the Renaissance, spolia from the 12th and 16th to 18th centuries. Langgasse 53: Late Baroque house, partly timber framing, 1795 Langgasse 61: former keystone, 1610 (opposite) Langgasse 93: wayside cross, Baroque, 1740 Section of an old graveyard, gravestones, about 1870-1940, veterans’ graves 1912 on. Bahnhofstraße: former railway station, two-part Late Gründerzeit clinker brick building, plank goods shed, about 1826 Schlossgasse 8: Hakenhof; Late Baroque house, partly timber framing, about 1800 Schlossgasse 10: Renaissance inscription plaque, 1580 (endower's plaque for the moated castle of the Lords of Dalberg). Sulzheimer Straße 6: timber-frame house, partly solid, early half of 18th century, gateway from early half of 19th century. Sulzheimer Straße 20: timber-frame house, mid 18th century. Sulzheimer Straße 23: relief stone, 17th/18th century. Sulzheimer Straße 40: farmstead; Baroque timber-frame house, partly solid, 18th