There is no single answer to this question: for some, the sound of the city is the good-humored buzz of voices in the Mauergasse at the market, for others it is the parrots at the Kurpark or the carillon of the Marktkirche. That's why the city of Wiesbaden has set up an entire tour where you can collect a variety of acoustic impressions.

"Wiesbaden im Ohr" has 14 stops, and the principle of this digital discovery tour is as smart as it is simple: you can scan a QR code with your smartphone at prominent points in the city, which gives you an acoustic introduction to Wiesbaden - without having to download an app.

When you are out and about in the city, you will almost inevitably pass one or two stations: At the Kurpark pond, the Nerobergebahn train stop or the Kochbrunnen fountain, for example. You can hear the sound of the roulette ball at the Kurhaus or the Thermine streetcar at the market square. Using your smartphone, you will not only perceive the respective location acoustically more intensively, but if you like, you will also gain insights into situations that are often not even accessible to visitors through original sounds and videos.