Wiesbaden is an ancient city located in the southwest part of Hessen, Germany. Wiesbaden Must Do's include visiting the architectural sites, going to the spas and gambling at the Wiesbaden Casino.

1. Wiesbaden Architecture

Wiesbaden is a city that dates back to A.D. 6 with the establishment of a Roman fort. There is evidence of the Roman Empire with the remnants of the Aqueduct Heidenmauer. Other Roman ruins are still around the city, allowing the visitors a glance into antiquity.

The Place Square, also known as the Schlossplatz, was built in 1849 as a ducal palace for the royal family. Visitors to this building will learn about how the royal family lived there until World War I, and its journey to becoming a Parliament building.

Wilheim I ordered the construction of the Kurhaus Theater in 1904. Architecture buffs will be amazed by the Neoclassical style used in making the building. The building is actually the longest hall in Europe and part of it is used as a casino to fund the maintenance of the building.

2. Nerobergbahn Funicular

This cable car trip, one of the most fun-filled rides in town, will give you a complete panoramic view of the beautiful Wiesbaden city beneath you. The 1888 line linking the city to the Neoberg hill is one of the best ways you can collectively enjoy the beauty of this city.

3. Griechische Kapelle (The Russian Orthodox Church)

If you have taken a ride to the top of the hill in the funicular then a visit to this beautiful Russian Orthodox Church situated here is something that you cannot miss. Though you cannot capture images of the church, you can purchase postcards of the beautiful interiors from shops outside.

4. Biebrich Palace

At the main banks of the Rhine, you can get a clear view of the Biebrich Palace, which is beautiful in its construction style. If you want to enjoy the scenic beauty of the place as well as see some of the historical castles around, the best way to do so would be to catch a train from Wiesbaden that goes to Koblenz. This is where Mosel connects into Rhine and you will view a lot of picturesque castles that you can admire.

5. Friedrichsbad Spa

Wiesbaden has been famous for its spas since the ancient times. The Romans recognized that the area has a substantial number of thermal springs in the area. The springs are still in use today and are popular among both tourists and locals. The Friedrichsbad is a spa in the tradition of Roman baths. Visitors can get a facial, use a sauna or go into the baths.

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Wiesbaden, the capital of the federal state of Hesse, is located in south western Germany at the foot of the Taunus Mountains. The Wiesbaden Must Do’s are diverse and interesting due to its multifaceted appearance: the refined atmosphere of a spa resort city, the elegance of a capital city and the charm of its surroundings.

 Impressive architecture, luscious parks and green areas as well as a rich cultural offer are some of the alluring attributes of this elegant city on the Rhine. Wiesbaden is also strongly recommended for all those people looking for wellbeing related holidays because of its healthy hot springs. Here you will find the top 5 Wiesbaden Must Do’s:

Walk around the Historic Old Town

All first time visitors should take a walk around the narrow passages of the old town. If you are interested in history you will like the 18th and 19th century houses that are spread throughout the old town. You should also visit the Heidenmauer Wall which is the oldest building in Wiesbaden and is located on the side of the Roman gate. If you prefer to see the lively side of the town, then you should head to Bäckerbrunnen “Baker's Fountain” in Grabenstraße, the meeting point of the city.

Relax at the Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme

Sauna and spa fans cannot leave the city without visiting the Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme. Built on the former site of an old Roman sauna, the Kaiser- Friedrich-Therme restores the spa luxury of the days of the Emperor Wilhelm and fulfils all wishes modern guests might have.

You make your way through the different facilities, according to your likes, and leave the place rested and relaxed. Water comes from the thermal waters running in Wiesbaden, which gave the city its reputation many centuries ago.

Cultural Visit to Kurhaus

Architecture lovers will understand why the Emperor Wilhelm called the thermal establishment "the most beautiful healing house in the world." Built in 1907, its richly decorated interior underwent a thorough renovation in 1987 and was carefully restored following the original look.

Shopping in Wilhelmstraße Street

Smart and posh people will find their haven in Wilhelmstraße Street. This area of the city represents the splendour of Wiesbaden. Here you will find anything that is high quality and expensive: haute-couture, jewellery, home accessories and many internationally renowned brands.

Peaceful Picnic at Mount Neroberg

Those looking for a quiet day in touch with nature will love the Mount Neroberg where you can take long walks and enjoy a panoramic view of the city. The splendid meadows are ideal for a picnic or to disconnect from the daily routine.