Wiesbaden

Wiesbaden sits at the foot of the Taunus in Hesse, Germany, where the hills meet the Rhine-Main plain. Hesse’s state capital has been associated with thermal springs since Roman times, and the Kochbrunnen, one of its best-known springs, still marks the spa district near the Kurhaus. Opened in 1907, the grand Kurhaus remains a venue for concerts, congresses and its casino, with the Hessian State Theatre beside it. In the centre, Schlossplatz brings together the former ducal palace, now home to the Hessian Parliament, and the red-brick Marktkirche. Vineyards begin on the western outskirts, linking the city with the Rheingau wine region. See how Wiesbaden relates to the Taunus and Rhine-Main region by browsing webcams nearby.

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