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Wiesbaden has a wide range of bathing landscapes including indoor and outdoor swimming pools as well as spas.
The Wiesbaden Tourist Service offers a choice of attractive and high quality Wiesbaden souvenirs.
Discover the Hessian capital at your leisure with the Wiesbaden Card. It includes a large number of reductions in both Wiesbaden and Mainz and free use of public transport on two consecutive days.
Culture: The regional capital of Wiesbaden is characterised by a cultural life full of variety. With the theatre stages of the Hessian State Theatre, the Museum Wiesbaden, concerts in the Kulturzentrum Schlachthof and in the Kurhaus, the Rheingau Music Festival and the Caligari FilmBühne
„Chancen fürs Standortmarketing“ - Wiesbaden auf der Immobilien-Fachmesse EXPO REAL in München; Gemeinsam stark: Kommunales Jobcenter und Deutsche Bahn eröffnen Perspektiven; Bürgerversammlung: Vorstellung des Bebauungsplan-Vorentwurfs „Kastel Housing Area – Bereich Wiesbadener Straße“ Sperrung der Straße Heinrichsberg
Living in Wiesbaden: Wiesbaden is a green city in the heart of the Rhine-Main-region, and an economic, cultural and social centre. Young and old are at home there, as are families, couples and singles.
Bismarckring: Wiesbaden has repeatedly had work done on a peripheral ring road since the 1870s. This meant turning away from the urban planning idea of a chessboard type grid of intersecting streets which had been favoured in the first half of the 19th century.
With its 50 metre pool – the only one of its kind in the Rhine-Main region – and 7.5 metre diving board, the Mainzer Strasse Leisure Pool is Wiesbaden's most sporty familiy pool. Mainzer Strasse Leisure Pool
City I – Parking Garage: Opening hours Monday–Saturday: 7 a.m.–10 p.m. Sunday & holidays: 12 a.m.–12 p.m. Parking Spaces 180 Accessible parking spaces 1 Women's parking spaces 0 Vertical clearance / -width 1,85 m City Passage Verwaltung Kirchgasse 48 65183 Wiesbaden
Südfriedhof © wiesbaden.de Siegfriedring 25 The Südfriedhof (South Cemetery), patterned in line with the ideals of Baroque gardening, whose design was drawn up by the Garden Project Inspector, Heinrich Zeininger, was created between 1908 and 1909 as a second municipal cemetery to supplement the Nordfriedhof.
