The tour does not include a visit to the inside of the buildings

• Tourist Information
• Villa Clementine
• Warmer Damm
• State Theater
• Kurhaus foyer and garden side
• Nice Place
• Colonnades State Theater
• Kaiser-Friedrich-Platz
• Baker's Fountain
• Palace Square

• The first stop is the Villa Clementine: excitement in Wiesbaden in imperial times - why was the Serbian crown prince stolen from the villa?
• Goethe and Wiesbaden - a love story! Under the magnificent ginkos in the Kurpark, we embark on a short journey through time and explore the question of why the prince of poets enjoyed spending time in Wiesbaden so much.
• Where did Dostoyevsky's novel "The Gambler" really take place and why did he give the location the guise of "Roulettenburg"? This question is explored at the Nizza Square with the bust of the poet.
• Wilhelm II loved the theater - but not only because of the performances. In the Kurhaus Kolonnaden, you can find out what else fascinated him, how his self-written play was received on the boards that mean the world and what bizarre hobby he cultivated in exile.
• "The Silent Man" in front of the Marktkirche was a gift from Kaiser Wilhelm II to Wiesbaden - but why is he turning his back on the church?

All the answers and many more humorous stories and poems can be found on the tour and on top tips for enjoying, strolling, exploring and, of course, coming back!