List of sights in Wiesbaden

The following list contains sights of the Hessian state capital Wiesbaden . These are partly mentioned both officially by the city of Wiesbaden and in various travel and city guides as well as in relevant works on the city and the city history of Wiesbaden:

Buildings

**Buildings in downtown Wiesbaden**
Building	Construction year	Architectural style	Specialty
Old Town Hall	1608-1610	Renaissance , reshaped late classicist	The oldest still existing building in the old town, today used as a registry office
Former district and regional court	1895-1897	Neo-renaissance	Currently unused (2019).
Mountain church	1879	Neo-Gothic	Namesake of the surrounding district; Her master builder Johannes Otzen and her pastor Emil Veesenmeyer later designed the Wiesbaden program ; second Protestant church in the city after the market church
English church	1863	Neo-Gothic	Originally built for the city's British spa guests
Hereditary Prince Palace	1813-1817	classicism	Built for the Nassau heir to the throne Wilhelm I by Christian Zais
Central Station	1904-1906	Neo-baroque	Replaced three older terminal stations
State Library Wiesbaden	1913	Neoclassicism	Largest and most important library in the city
Hessian State Parliament (City Palace)	1837-1842	Late classicism	Classicist city palace as the residence of the Dukes of Nassau. It has housed the Hessian state parliament since 1946
Hessian Landtag (Kavalierhaus)	1826, (1952/53)	Late classicism	Since the construction of the city palace, the Kalbsche Haus has been included in the palace complex as a so-called cavalier house , and since 1946 it has been part of the Hessian state parliament
Hessian State Theater	1893-1894	Neo-baroque	Initiated largely by Kaiser Wilhelm II. And promoted and as new Court Theater opened
Hessian State Chancellery	1896-1902	Neo-baroque	Former Hotel Rose
Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme	1910-1913	Art Nouveau	Irish-Roman thermal baths with saunas
Kochbrunnen (temple)	1888-1890	Neo-renaissance	Southern residue of a formerly Z-shaped Kolonnaden system, significant thermal source of the city, already in 1366 as Brühborn mentioned
Kurhaus	1905-1907	Neo-renaissance	Building by Friedrich von Thiersch instead of a predecessor built in 1813, named by Kaiser Wilhelm II at its opening as "the most beautiful spa in the world "; houses the Wiesbaden casino
Kurhaus Colonnade	1825	classicism	Former foyer and longest columned hall in the world, today the small game of the casino is housed here
Country house	1905-1907	Neo-baroque	Administration building of the former Prussian province of Hessen-Nassau , today the seat of the Hessian Ministry of Economics
Luther Church	1908-1910	Art Nouveau	Fourth Protestant church in the city, built according to the principles of the Wiesbaden program
Market Church	1853-1862	Neo-Gothic	Oldest and largest Protestant church in Wiesbaden; erected by Carl Boos as " Nassauer Landesdom "
Ministerial building	1838-1842	Neo-renaissance
Wiesbaden Museum	1913-1915	Neoclassicism	Hessian State Museum with the three sections Nassau antiquities , art collection and natural history collection
Nerobergbahn	1888	Industrial age
new town hall	1884-1887	Neo-renaissance	Built by George of Hauberisser , who is also the New Munich City Hall designed
Ring Church	1892-1894	Neo-Romanesque	Erected by Johannes Otzen ; first Protestant church in Germany designed according to the Wiesbaden program ; second Protestant church in Wiesbaden after the market church
Roman gate	1903	Romanizing	Romanising addition by Felix Genzmer to the ancient so-called Heidenmauer (remains of a Roman wall from the 4th century AD)
Solmsschlösschen	1890-1892	Neo-Gothic	Private villa for Prince Albrecht zu Solms-Braunfels , built on the model of Braunfels Castle ; made the use of half-timbered in Wiesbaden villa construction popular again
St. Boniface	1844-1849	Neo-Gothic	Largest and oldest Catholic church in the city
Villa Clementine	1878-1882	historicism	Magnificent private villa for a Mainz factory owner, scene of the Wiesbaden prince robbery and later setting for the film adaptation of Buddenbrooks
Villa Söhnlein-Pabst	1903-1906	historicism	Built on the model of the White House in Washington for the sparkling wine manufacturer Friedrich Wilhelm Söhnlein and his American wife

**Buildings outside Wiesbaden city center**
Building	district	Construction year	Architectural style	Specialty
Christophoruskirche	Schierstein	1752-1754	Rococo
Henkell castle	Biebrich	1907-1909
Biebrich water tower	Biebrich	1897
State monument	Biebrich	1909		on Biebricher Allee
Opel bath	Northeast	1933-1934		on the Neroberg
Russian Church	Northeast	1847-1855		("Greek Chapel") on the Neroberg
Theodor Heuss Bridge	Kastel	1882-1885		Connects the Kastel district with the city of Mainz

Palaces, castles and fortresses

Biebrich Castle

Frauenstein Castle in Frauenstein (13th century)
Sonnenberg Castle in Sonnenberg (1384)
Reduit fortress in Mainz-Kastel (1830–1832)
Biebrich Castle in Biebrich (from 1700, extensions until 1827)
Fasanerie hunting lodge
Jagdschloss Platte (1823–1826)
Freudenberg Castle (1904/1905)
Sommerberg Castle in Frauenstein (around 1870)
City Palace (today's Hessian Landtag ) (1837–1842)

Museums

The Reduit in Kastel also houses an interesting museum

Aartalbahnmuseum of the Nassau Tourist Railway ( Dotzheim station / Dotzheim district )
Artothek (Im Rad / Rheingauviertel district)
Bastion of Schönborn Flößermuseum (An der Reduit (Mainz-Kastel) )
Bellevue Hall, exhibition space for contemporary art ( Wilhelmstrasse 32 / Mitte district )
Sonnenberg Castle Museum (Sonnenhöhe / Sonnenberg district )
Museum Castellum (In der Reduit / Kastel district )
German Jewish Museum (Active Museum Spiegelgasse / Mitte district )
Field of experience for the senses (in Freudenberg Castle / Dotzheim district )
ESWE Technikum (Klosterbruch / Northeast District)
German TV Museum / Museum for Professional TV Technology (Fundus Wiesbadener Straße / District Amöneburg )
Fire Brigade Museum of the Wiesbaden Professional Fire Brigade ( Fire Station 1, Kurt-Schumacher-Ring (2nd ring) / Rheingauviertel district)
Frauen museum wiesbaden (Wörthstraße / Mitte district)
Gallery of the Nassau Art Association ( Wilhelmstrasse / Southeast District )
Harlequinäum, the "funniest museum in the world" ( Wandersmannstrasse / Erbenheim district )
Biebrich Museum for Local and Industrial History (Rudolf-Dyckerhoff-Straße / Biebrich district)
Bierstadt local history museum (Venatorstrasse / Bierstadt district)