The meeting point is at the Kurhaus, in the 19th century the heart of the up-and-coming cosmopolitan spa town. Here you will learn what the inscription "Aquis Mattiacis" is all about and why Schiller, who was never in Wiesbaden, nevertheless stands on the Warmer Damm in front of the State Theater.

The tour continues to Wilhelmstraße - also affectionately known as "Rue", which every year in July becomes the scene of Germany's largest street festival. This is where the bus lane was invented!

Which is the tallest building and which is the oldest? You will find out on the market square as well as the story around the sculpture "Der Schweiger".

An absolute must is a visit to the Mauergasse - Wiesbaden's pleasure mile with wine and champagne bars and the chocolaterie "Lily's Story", which of course also offers the famous pineapple tarts.
The tactile model in the pedestrian zone offers an exciting view of the city from above. Here you can see why the city center is also called the "historical pentagon", what is hidden behind the facades and how the building complex "the little ship" got its name.  

On the way, we will give you many more tips to stay, enjoy, stroll, explore and of course come back! 

The tour does not include interior visits to the buildings.

• Kurhaus
• State Theater
• Wilhelmstraße
• Market Church/Castle Square
• Market Fountain
• Wall alley
• Neugasse
• Touch model

Service: Guided tour
Bookable: all year round
Duration: 1 hour
Number of participants: max. 25 persons per guide

Meeting point is at the Kurhaus. As a prelude to the tour, you will learn about the ideas of Ferdinand Heyl, Wiesbaden's first spa director, which turned the present-day state capital into one of the leading spa resorts of its time, and why the Nizzaplätzchen is called Nizzaplätzchen.

During the walk through the park, which is laid out as an English landscape garden, unique views of the Kurhaus and the stately houses located at the Kurpark open up again and again.

The tour continues to the 5-star superior Grand Hotel Nassauer Hof, which has hosted many celebrities such as Tsar Nicholas II, Audrey Hepburn and the Dalai Lama since it opened in 1813.

Unique in Europe: In the spring quarter in the city center, 26 hot springs bubble to the surface from a depth of around 2,000 meters. A taste of the hottest, at 67 degrees, is available at the Kochbrunnen. You can also find out what the "Mattiac spheres" are all about and what exclusive offers made the Hotel Rose, which was located on Kranzplatz at the time, a hot spot for pampered spa guests.

The Hotel Schwarzer Bock, one of the oldest grand hotels in Europe, gives an impression of the luxury that surrounded spa guests at the time. And then it gets mysterious again: What is the Ingelheim Room with its magnificent wood paneling all about? 

We make a final stop at the Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme, which offers bathing luxury at the highest level.

Of course, we will not leave you without more tips on where to stay, enjoy, stroll, explore and, of course, come back!

The tour does not include interior visits to the buildings

• Spa park entrance ticket booth
• Nice place
• Spa house pond
• Small concert shell
• State Theater / Colonnades
• Kaiser-Friedrich-Platz
• Spiegelgasse
• Three lilies spring
• Koch Fountain
• Black Trestle
• Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme

Service: Guided tour
Bookable: all year round
Duration: 2 hours
Number of participants: max. 25 persons per guide

Wiesbaden offers a diverse cultural landscape, which you will experience during our city tour on the topic of art & culture. Starting with the State Museum of Art and Nature, to the brand new modern Reinhard Ernst Museum of Abstract Art, to numerous publicly accessible works of art and architectural monuments or even historic buildings - which characterize Wiesbaden's cultural mile. Let our experienced guides take you on a tour of the diverse cultural scene.

The meeting point is the Museum Wiesbaden, which houses a unique Art Nouveau collection in addition to changing exhibitions. Incidentally, the decisive impetus for its foundation came from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - in gratitude, his statue is enthroned in front of the entrance.

The Reinhard Ernst Museum is being built just a few meters away. The Museum of Abstract Art is intended to be a place of encounter and was designed by renowned Japanese architect Fumihiko Maki. The opening is planned for fall 2023.

The Nassauischer Kunstverein is dedicated to contemporary art and annually awards the "Follow Fluxus" scholarship to promote young artists.

The Villa Clementine is the heart of Wiesbaden's literary scene. Here you can find out who built the villa out of love and what the famous and infamous "Prinzenraub" is all about.

A gem for cineastes is the Caligari FilmBühne, which director Volker Schlöndorff has called a "jewel among German movie theatres. Incidentally, it is named after the silent film "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari".

There are also a few more stops and lots of tips for exploring, discovering and, of course, coming back.

The tour does not include interior visits of the buildings

• Museum Wiesbaden (State Museum)
• Museum Reinhard Ernst
• Nassau Art Association
• Sculpture Commerzbank
• Literature House Villa Clementine
• Warm Dam
• State Theater
• Kurhaus
• Nice Place
• Sculpture Life
• Wilhelmstraße
• Caligari

Service: Guided tour
Bookable: all year round
Duration: 2 hours
Number of participants: max. 25 persons per guide

Stories from then and now that make you a smile and much more. Our guides will put a smile on your face with humorous stories on our city tour. You will also learn everything you need to know about Wiesbaden. 

The tour does not include interior visits of the buildings

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

Service: Guided tour
Bookable: all year round
Duration: 2 hours
Number of participants: max. 25 persons per guide

This round trip ride through the city, beginning at the Marktplatz, features a recorded narration that recounts the history of this elegant city and its famous citizens and admirers. A tour guide will then lead you up the Neroberg, Wiesbaden’s landmark mountain and one of the city’s most popular panorama vista points. An hour later, the Nerobergbahn (mountain railway) will take you back down to the valley where the THermine will return you to the Marktplatz.

• A ride with THermine - the little city train
• An expert city guide accompanies the group for 1 hour on the Neroberg
• Ride with Nerobergbahn to the valleystation
• Combi-ticket for using the urban bus 2 hours before and 2 hours after the start of the package 

Bookable: April – October
Duration: 2 hours
Number of participants: 11 – 52 people