Sources
The fountains and springs have established Wiesbaden's reputation as a place of regeneration and health since ancient times: Kochbrunnen, Bäckerbrunnen, Schützenhofquelle, Drei-Lilien-Quelle, Faulbrunnen and more.
Cooking fountain
The Kochbrunnen fountain on Kranzplatz is not only Wiesbaden's landmark, but also a frequently visited place for health-conscious people.
Baker's fountain
Wiesbaden's Bäckerbrunnen has been around since the 18th century. The hot water saved expensive firewood.
Schützenhof spring
The water of the Schützenhof spring is significantly colder and poorer in minerals than that of the other Wiesbaden thermal springs.
Three Lilies Spring
The Drei-Lilien spring is another example of the interconnectedness of the springs. It is located at the back of the "Schwarzer Bock" hotel.
Foul well
A special feature among Wiesbaden's mineral springs is the Faulbrunnen fountain on Platz der Deutschen Einheit. You can draw water there and watch the thermal water flow.
Thermal water
Aquis Mattiacis - 2,000 years ago, the Romans sought healing and relaxation at the Mattiacis hot springs.
Cables
Whereas in the past water was mainly used for bathing, inhalation or drinking, today it is also used to heat homes and buildings.