Wiesbaden - the state capital of Hessen and called "Nice of the North" because of its climate, attracts several hundred thousand tourists every year with its 15 thermal and mineral springs. The city has around 280,000 inhabitants and looks back on a rich and, above all, long history: the city was already settled by the Romans and valued for its numerous thermal waters. Lisa Kestel is on the way.
00:00 Greeting
00:45 The Kurhaus
03:05 The thermal springs
03:23 Hawaiian shirts from Wiesbaden
06:50 On the way in Goldgasse
07:40 Wiesbaden West End
11:55 Nerobergbahn: Wiesbaden’s weirdest landmark
14:10 Farewell
In addition to relaxation in the numerous bathing establishments, Wiesbaden also offers magnificent buildings from the imperial era, one of the most famous
Casinos worldwide and many excellent wines. The Westend district is one of the most densely populated districts in Germany and with more than 60 specialty shops from a wide variety of countries, there is certainly something for every taste.
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A film by Alexandra Vavelidou and Lea Wulfert. Producer: Britta Ebel, camera: Leo Drenker, editing: Max Harz, WDR editors: Patrick Löffler and Jörn Bergmann. A meworks production for Westdeutscher Rundfunk, 2022. This film was produced in 2022 for "Ein Tag in...". All statements and facts correspond to the status at that time and have not been updated since then.