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The Koch Fountain, once popular among residents and guests, is surrounded by a magnificent park. The water bubbles here crystal clear and refreshing from the spring, surrounded by historical architecture. It is reported that the water has an incomparable taste and even tingles like mineral water. The unique quality of the water has led many visitors to fill their bottles directly at the fountain. Located near the impressive K.u.K. statues, the fountain is a place to linger. Its tranquil atmosphere and the opportunity to enjoy the clear water make the Koch Fountain a special place that invigorates the senses and reflects the history of the city.

A picturesque park landscape with wide meadows, lush trees and dense shrubs awaits you in the spa park. Here you can walk along enchanting paths and explore the beauty of the park. Historical monuments such as the Hölderlin-, Lenné- and Kaiser-Wilhelm-I. Monument as well as the Brunnensälchen, the castle church and the Orangerie blend harmoniously into the park. Let yourself be enchanted by the historical atmosphere and enjoy a time-out from everyday life.

An evening full of excitement and glamor awaits you in the historic building, which has been providing entertainment since 1771. The casino delights with its noble ambience and world-famous events. Here you can try your hand at roulette, blackjack and poker or experience the exciting slot machines.

At the request of Kaiser Wilhelm II, Friedrich von Thiersch built the Kurhaus in neoclassical style between 1904 and 1907 for six million gold marks. With its twelve magnificent halls and salons, it is the ideal venue for galas and events as well as seminars, congresses and symposia, and the foyer impresses with its 21-metre-high dome and is predestined for receptions and exhibitions. State-of-the-art technical comfort, a variety of different sized halls and rooms with a complete service in organization and catering are the basis of a successful synthesis of historically unique and beautiful rooms in an ideal location and optimal infrastructure.Kurhaus Wiesbaden is surrounded by greenery and magnificent historic buildings. Right next door are the Theater-Kolonnaden with the baroque Hessian State Theatre. At 129 meters, the colonnades opposite are the longest columned hall in Europe. Additional rooms are available here for other events, special fairs and exhibitions. Between the colonnades and in front of the Kurhaus is the Bowling Green with its two three-tiered cascading fountains, framed by avenues of plane trees. In addition to excellent restaurants with a sophisticated atmosphere, there is a variety of relaxation and recreation options in quiet places and in the adjoining, extensive spa gardens with a large pond and beautiful trees. The elegant Wilhelmstrasse with its boutiques, pretty cafés and antique stores in the adjoining Taunusstrasse is a wonderful place for a stroll. Almost the entire range of hotels and accommodation is also in the immediate vicinity.

At the top of the Neroberg, a charming hidden winery called Chateau Nero awaits you. Here you can enjoy a magnificent view over the rooftops of Wiesbaden and the wine offer of the renowned Hessian State Wineries Kloster Eberbach. Relax with a glass of wine and let yourself be enchanted by the unique atmosphere. You can get there comfortably with the Nerobergbahn, but a bike or foot hike is also an option.

Enjoy freshly roasted coffee and sweet delicacies in an ambience that takes you back in time. With nostalgic stucco ceilings and wood paneling, this coffee house offers a unique blend of Viennese charm and modern coffee culture. Whether it's breakfast or a piece of cake - here you will experience tradition and quality in every cup and every bite.

Surrounded by the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape, "Rettbergsauen" is a place of peace and relaxation. With lush flora and fauna, this idyllic place offers an oasis of nature in the middle of the city. Here you can lose yourself in the green forests and picturesque meadows while listening to the sound of the river. Gentle hiking trails invite you to take relaxing walks and offer breathtaking views of the surrounding area. If you want to unwind, the hidden picnic spots and cozy cafés provide the perfect backdrop to enjoy a sunny day.

Nestled in the green hills of the city, a special experience awaits you. Since 1888, this hydro-powered cable car has been transporting you quickly and comfortably to the summit of the Neroberg. Enjoy the relaxing ride as you take in the breathtaking views of the city and the surrounding countryside. Once at the top, you can discover the many leisure activities of the Neroberg. Discover the scenic hiking trails, visit the historic Russian church or enjoy the refreshing fun in the Opelbad. In the Neroberg climbing forest you can test your limits and try your hand at the various courses. Adventure, nature and relaxation - all this awaits you on the Neroberg.

With its spectacular view over the city and surrounded by lush vineyards and forests, the open-air pool is a true retreat. The Opelbad, built in the Bauhaus style and perched high on the Neroberg, is an architectural masterpiece. With its sparkling water, it invites you to take a refreshing dip. The Opelbad not only offers an oasis of calm, but is also known for its cool pool party, which takes place every summer. Here you can enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and get carried away by the music and mood.

Today, the "Heidenmauer" offers a fascinating historical experience. While it was long thought to be part of a defensive structure, it is more recently believed to be a section of a Roman aqueduct dating back to the third century AD that piped water from the Taunus Heights into the city. The Römertor (Roman Gate), built in 1902 when the historic wall was broken through, is now a covered wooden bridge that connects the past and the present. Next to the Roman Gate is the Roman Open Air Museum, which displays copies of stone tablets from the Roman period found in Wiesbaden. This museum allows visitors to experience Roman history up close.

Enjoy a ride on the historic Nerobergbahn, Wiesbaden's weirdest landmark, and once at the top, discover the round Neroberg Temple with panoramic views over the city. In summer, experience joy in the Opelbad and adventure on the Neroberg climbing forest. For children, the forest adventure trail is a special highlight to explore the secrets of nature in a playful way.

With its five golden domes, the Russian Orthodox Church radiates a special splendor. Built in 1849 in honor of Russian Princess Elizabeth, it is a symbol of the city's cultural diversity. The artistically designed interiors invite silent contemplation. The church is surrounded by an idyllic Russian cemetery, where you can find princely tombs. A special tip: At sunset, the golden domes are bathed in an intense orange glow, making for impressive photo opportunities. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Russian Orthodox architecture and religion.

The elegant baroque palace on the banks of the Rhine fascinates with its rich history and breathtaking architecture. Built in the early 18th century as a garden cottage, it later became the main residence of the princes and dukes of Nassau. Today it is used by the Hessian state government for representative purposes. With its three wings and impressive view of the banks of the Rhine, Biebrich Palace is a truly majestic building. Experience the royal atmosphere up close and immerse yourself in the splendor of times past.

The Platte hunting lodge, once a retreat for royal hunting expeditions, tells a fascinating story of times gone by. Surrounded by picturesque nature and lush forests, it reveals its magnificent rooms and ornate decorations.

With its impressive architecture, opulent interiors and breathtaking performances, the Staatstheater in Wiesbaden brings a world of culture and magic to life. This historic theater complex presents classical operas, thrilling ballets and captivating theatrical performances. Here you can immerse yourself in the beauty of times past and be enchanted by talented artists and their art. The magnificent stages, of which there are four in total, offer a diverse selection of performances to appeal to all tastes.

With exciting exhibits and vivid information, the Museum Reinhard Ernst in Wiesbaden takes its visitors into the fascinating world of art. The collection includes a wide variety of works from different eras and styles that inspire thought and open up new perspectives. Through the lovingly designed exhibition, a vivid picture of the development of art history is conveyed. Informative texts and audiovisual presentations provide a deep insight into the works and their significance.

Surrounded by idyllic forest areas and majestic oaks and beeches, the Neroberg Climbing Forest awaits you. With different levels of difficulty, it offers adventure and fun for all ages. Here you can be challenged by courses with imaginative climbing elements and experience the forest from a new perspective. In addition, there is an adventure walkway and a forest adventure trail that invite you to discover nature in an unforgettable way. Safety always comes first.

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of sparkling wine, where you will experience the traditional craft of bottle fermentation and the spectacular live disgorgement seven floors underground. Afterwards, enjoy an exclusive sparkling wine tasting in the magnificent Marble Hall and discover the variety of fine wines. A sensual experience that perfectly combines pleasure and knowledge.

In a former slaughterhouse, culture comes to life in all its facets. Whether you're into punk concerts, rock parties or electro acts, you'll find your home here. The walls, alive with graffiti art, tell stories of times gone by and create a unique backdrop for unparalleled live music experiences and cultural discoveries away from high culture.

Immerse yourself in a world where Art Nouveau meets Roman-Irish bathing culture. An exclusive sauna area unfolds in front of you, fed by the historic Adler spring. Mosaic tiles, ornate ornaments, and a spectrum of steam rooms and saunas provide a unique backdrop for relaxation. The highlight: the cold-water swimming pool, surrounded by majestic columns.

Enjoy the ride on the historic Nerobergbahn, Europe's second oldest water ballast railway, which takes you to the summit in just 3.5 minutes. There, a picturesque panoramic view awaits you from the Neroberg Temple, while the children experience adventures in the climbing forest. Explore the forest adventure trail, immerse yourself in the Opelbad and marvel at the Russian chapel with its sparkling domes.

Leave the city behind and immerse yourself in the calming forests of Wiesbaden, where idyllic streams and graceful valleys await. On guided tours, you'll discover the hidden stories of the city forest, encounter local wildlife, and enjoy the silence of nature. A paradise for those who seek tranquility and want to explore the beauty of the forest on new paths.

Warmth envelops you as you sip the steaming, mineral-rich thermal water straight from the spring. Here, surrounded by historic architecture, you can help yourself to one of the oldest and deepest fountains in the city. Despite its sulphurous scent, the water offers unparalleled healing effects. A place where tradition meets the healing power of nature and you become part of a centuries-old spa culture for free.

Start the day without time pressure and enjoy a breakfast that leaves nothing to be desired - no matter what time it is. Whether sweet pancakes, savoury egg dishes or fresh smoothies, at 'Du & Ich' you will find just the right thing to spoil your taste buds at any time of the day. A place that gives you the freedom to start the day at your own pace.