Parks and Gardens
Many parks and green spaces in the city centre form the "green lung" of Wiesbaden. For the eyes to enjoy they to stay for a while and stroll around. The park areas reflect the tradition of the English landscape gardens upon which they were modelled.
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The Kurpark Wiesbaden, which begins immediately behind the
Kurhaus, was designed in 1852 in the style of an English landscape garden. The pond, where visitors can hire boats, features a man-made island and an impressive six metre tall fountain.
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Located within the city's precincts, Neroberg, Wiesbaden's own hillside estate, is one of the city's most popular leisure-time destinations. The 245 metre high hill, on which Neroberg wine flourishes under the management of the Hessian State Wine Estates, offers many rest and recreation options.
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