Sightseeing

The Hessian State Theatre, which was built in 1894 on behalf of Kaiser Wilhelm II, is one of the most successful German language theatres.

The northern part of the Kaiser-Friedrich-Platz between the wings of the Nassauer Hof reminds us of the former beauty of the classicistic architecture.

The Biebrich Palace is one of the most impressive palaces along the Rhine. Every year, wonderful weddings are celebrated and numerous conferences are held there.

Wiesbaden's own hillside, the Neroberg, rises 245 metres above sea level and is a popular recreation site for Wiesbaden residents.

The market square is located in downtown Wiesbaden. Numerous seasonal traders offer a wide variety of products during the weekly market.

A popular urban park in Wiesbaden is called Warmer Damm. An extensive pond dominates the park.

The Langgasse is a pedestrian zone that runs through the centre of Wiesbaden. There are a wide variety of shops, from fashion stores to jewellers.

The oversized cuckoo clock was erected in the Burgstraße in 1946. Every half hour, between 8 am and 8 pm, the cuckoo shows up.

The Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme is a bathing palace that offers bathing luxury at the highest level.

The former city palace of the Dukes of Nassau, built in the late classicistic style, has been the seat of the Hessian parliament since 1946. The new town hall is the seat of the Wiesbaden city administration.

The Luisenplatz is an example of impressive room design in Classicism. On the Luisenplatz is the Roman Catholic Church of St. Boniface, the oldest church in downtown Wiesbaden.

The Kochbrunnen on Kranzplatz is not only a landmark, but also an often frequented place for health-conscious people.

A top-class health and wellness offer awaits visitors in the Thermalbad Aukammtal.

The main station was inaugurated by Emperor William II as the city's new central train station in 1906.

In 1932, on the initiative of the founders Hugo Reisinger and Adam Herbert, the former railway property, located directly in front of the main station, was converted into a green area.

Culture in various forms, accessible to all social classes and all ages - that is the motto of the cultural centre Schlachthof. In the restored water tower next to the cultural centre there are offices and the bar "60/40" as well as the club room "Kesselhaus".