Wiesbaden, Germany skyline: the 30 most iconic buildings and best views in Wiesbaden

Amazing performance! Wonderful experience. A new and magical way to enjoy classical music - warm, touching, intimate! Thank you 🙏

I loved the experience, the outdoors scenery, and how calm and peaceful this place was. We took the little “train” shuttle there and it wasn’t a bad deal, saves you a lot of uphill walking. Make sure to bring a map or use the All Trails app because you might get lost in the trails especially if you don’t speak German and go solo. We used the premium version of all trails and we were able to go around the whole trail even without service.

I recently visited the Wiesbaden museum and was blown away by the amazing exhibits! The museum seamlessly blends natural science and art, offering something for everyone. Highlights included the stunning crab and lobster exhaust, fascinating furniture exhibit, and breathtaking art collection. The museum's modern facilities, friendly staff, and unique gift shop make it a must-visit destination for families, couples, and solo travelers. _Tip:_ Plan to spend at least two or three hours exploring to get the most out of your visit!

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Cheaper seats are ok. Just to seat there and take a look of the style and decoration of the theatre worths the price

Great place to stop by and learn the history of the city. In addition, they have a great exhibit of Mr. Rams, designer, inventor, and innovator. I was pleasantly surprised

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful Russian Orthodox Church, I am always fascinated by the beautiful icons in Orthodox churches, unfortunately photography was forbidden, so I only took photos from the outside. A tip, it would be nice to be able to pay by card, because I would have liked to buy a few icons and necklaces, but I only had change with me. Entry costs €1 for children and €2 for adults. (Original) Sehr schöne Russisch Orthodoxe Kirche, immer wieder faszinieren mich die wunderschönen Ikone in Orthodoxen Kirchen, leider war das Fotografieren untersagt, also habe ich lediglich von außen Fotos gemacht. Ein Tipp, es wäre schön mit Karte zahlen zu können, denn ich hätte mir gerne ein paar Ikone und Ketten gekauft, hatte nur Kleingeld dabei. Eintritt kostet für Kinder 1€, für Erwachsene 2€.

My recent visit to the Russian Orthodox Church of Saint Elizabeth in Wiesbaden was nothing short of magical. The adventure began with a charming ride on the Nerobergbahn, a historical funicular railway that added a nostalgic touch to the whole experience. As the train ascended, the panoramic views of Wiesbaden unfolded before my eyes, setting the stage for what was to come. Upon reaching the top, the sight of the church took my breath away. Its golden domes glistened under the sun, standing majestically amidst the lush greenery of Neroberg hill. The exterior alone was awe-inspiring, a perfect blend of architectural splendor and historical significance. Stepping inside the church was like entering a serene, sacred realm. The interior was adorned with stunning icons and frescoes that radiated a sense of peace and spirituality. Each piece of art told a story, reflecting the rich heritage of the Russian Orthodox tradition. The atmosphere inside was calm and contemplative, offering a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. One of the highlights of my visit was the breathtaking view from the hilltop. I could see all of Wiesbaden spread out below, a picturesque landscape that seemed to stretch endlessly. The combination of natural beauty and historical architecture created a truly unforgettable experience. Overall, my visit to the Russian Orthodox Church of Saint Elizabeth was an enchanting journey through history, culture, and spirituality. It’s a must-visit for anyone in Wiesbaden, offering a unique blend of beautiful scenery, rich history, and serene spirituality. Highly recommended!

I love how the second tower looks differet with the construction site. Friendly workers.

(Translated by Google) Portuguese Catholic Community, where Brazilians also attend. Currently, prior appointment is required to attend masses due to Corona. (Original) Comunidade Católica Portuguesa, onde brasileiros TB frequentam. Atualmente é necessário agendamento prévio para participar das missas devido ao Corona.

Such a great place for authentic German food! Our crew thoroughly enjoyed our visit to this restaurant/pub. Beer was good, and food even better. The ambiance of the place is really cozy. They have a bar, and outdoor seating for nice weather. Looking forward to another visit here.

This cathedral is located in the Wiesbaden plaza. It is so beautiful! I did not enter to see the inside. The grounds are well maintained. There’s a lot to do in the vicinity.

What an absolutely stunning building from the outside! I was truly captivated by its architecture and grandeur. I didn't realize it was a casino until I stepped inside, so I quickly exited. Despite my brief visit, I was incredibly impressed by the sheer beauty and imposing presence of the structure

Amazing place for a rainy afternoon, I especially recommend the gong room

Nice place at the beginning of Old Town Wiesbaden, surrounded by the city hall and Hessian Landtag. Next to it is the Market Square, where you find a great market every saturday. On the Schlossplatz are all different kind of events, such as the great „Äpplerfest“ - here it’s all about cider (Äppelwoi).

Really friendly place for couples 💑

Wonderful palace garden (park)for a nice walk. I did not go inside the palace (looks can not go inside), saw a new couple shooting wedding pictures outside the palace, beautiful. Enjoyed wallking in the garden very much.

A highly ornamented Renaissance fountain built in 16th century. It sits at one corner of the lovely market plaza to form a charming historical attraction. Believe it or not, the plaza and most of its surrounding buildings were rebuilt after heavy bombing in WWII. The fountain however was the original one built in renaissance era because it was placed somewhere else and was intact during the war. It was later relocated to the market plaza.

Small and clean train station, easy to find and safe. Easy to buy ticket. Personnel at the information counter are very friendly and helpful. There’s a lot of food places inside.

Its so Beautiful church i do recommend to visit it.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately closed (Original) Leider geschlossen

Recommended. Great food, snacks and cake

Had an amazing day at the Reinhard Ernst Museum in Wiesbaden! 🎨 So much incredible contemporary art to explore. Loved seeing John Chamberlain's powerful "The Big One" made from salvaged car parts – a true transformation of industrial waste into beauty. The striking Ferrari F40 installation by Hartmann, "The Ladybird, The Innocence And The Cars," was a fascinating blend of luxury and nature. Also mesmerized by the intricate glass sculpture and the dynamic, multi-dimensional wall relief. A truly inspiring experience!

Great venue for dinner events. I loved the view of the valley from the upper most platform. Food was good and they had a good selection of drinks.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful house, I recommend seeing it (Original) Krasny dum, doporucuji videt

It was a night filled with unforgettable hits, expertly delivered by a remarkable quartet serenading the audience. Their performance was superb! The venue itself was also lovely, perfectly complementing the musical atmosphere created by Imagine Dragons.

Very nice historical building in a nice residential neighborhood. Lots of very intricate detail. The magnificent villa with oriels and corner towers was built from 1890 to 1892 by Prince Albrecht zu Solms-Braunfels. Ferdinand Schorbach from Hanover planned the building. It was executed by the architects Kreizner and Hatzmann. Contrary to the usual practice of building symetrically and in classical forms, the Solmsschlösschen was built on an irregular ground plan, which resulted from the size and function of the individual rooms. Designed as a building group, wing buildings, corner towers and oriels form around the tower-like main structure. From the middle of the 18th century, half-timbering was still frowned upon as a way of building for poor people and was therefore often concealed under plaster. The fact that a member of the high nobility chose this building material for his residence led to imitators - half-timbering was increasingly used for the upper floor

(Translated by Google) Even though we can't visit the inside, the sight of the proud brick building, built in the 19th century, is magnificent! (Original) Auch wenn wir ihn nicht innen besichtigen können, ist der Anblick des stolzen Gebäudes aus Backstein, erbaut im 19. Jahrhundert, großartig!