Stretching to an area of 75,000 square meters (807293 square feet), the Kurpark in Wiesbaden is a spectacular public park that has been praised by many as the most scenic park in the city. Established in 1852, the park boasts of a lake in the middle of the park where visitors can enjoy boating. Also found here is a fountain that is 6 meters (19 feet) high.
The magnificent Marktkirche Wiesbaden stands tall over the city of Wiesbaden as one of the city's tallest buildings. The Neo-Gothic architecture of this church attracts several architecture buffs that are mesmerized by the brilliant structure and artistic steeples. Apart from daily Protestant services held at the church, many classical concerts also draw crowds here and showcase an angelic selection of choir performances and organ concerts.
This beautiful Art Nouveau building is not only a cultural hub but also a popular convention center in the city. Dating back to 1907, Kurhaus Wiesbaden has played host to various national and international events such as concerts, recitals and conferences. The elegant premise consists of various spaces that are befitting for special occasions as well. Also found inside are the Wiesbaden Casino and a restaurant.
St. Stephan, Mainz, known locally as St. Stephan zu Mainz is a collegiate church and has the oldest Gothic hall in the district of Upper Rhine. The church's history dates back to 990 CE when it was originally built. Over the centuries, the church has seen a lot of changes and rebuilding. It is famed for its unique blue Chagall choir windows created by renowned Russian Jewish artist Marc Chagall between 1978 - 1985. The nine stained glasses depict scenes from the Old Testament highlighting the common Christian and Jewish traditions and are done in luminescent blue. The church is also one of Mainz's important churches.
The Botanischer Garten der Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz lies in Mainz, Germany. This botanical garden was created between 1946-1955 and lies in the campus of the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz. It was formerly a farmland and a training ground for the military. It now houses an alpine garden, a greenhouse complex and about 8500 species of plants and trees. Taking the guided tour by paying a nominal price is recommended if you wish to learn in-detail about the glasshouses and the different species of flora here.
The Mainz Cathedral is an architectural and historical marvel that is a must-visit while in the city. Known by different names like Martinsdom and more popularly St. Martin's Cathedral, it is situated close to the old town and serves as one of the major landmarks of Mainz. With a history going back to over a thousand years, this Roman Catholic monument exhibits an array of architectural styles. However, it remains a fine example of Romanesque architecture, even though it received several designs and structural alterations over the centuries. The cathedral interiors are home to ornate plaques and tombs of erstwhile reigning Electoral-prince-archbishops. Several arresting turn-of-the-century religious artworks adorn its high walls. The statues of The Madonna and Saint Boniface are focal points of its sprawling grounds.
Encompassing Hohe Mark Clinic’s premise is the beautiful park that is home to lush green trees and beautiful landscaped gardens. Set against the backdrop of hills, this picturesque park features outdoor gym equipments to promote fitness. The park also features an open-air theater where they often allow to host theatrical shows.
Jahrtausendhalle Oberreifenberg is a local hall that hosts a slew of musical events like live concerts and musical festivals. The hall hosts the annual Reifenberger Rock Festival, a rock musical festival that brings to stage renowned performers and attracts several music enthusiasts.
With a program featuring the work of local and international playwrights of repute, the Theater Alte Brücke has come to be a venerable favorite amongst the city's theater-goers. The intimate theater offers an exciting lime-up of performances, with a distinct leaning towards the work of American writers. Carefully chosen and executed to perfection, every piece is wrought with emotion, inspiring laughter and tears. With several well-received productions already under its belt, the Theater Alte Brücke continues to dazzle audiences. After the show, the audience are invited to stay and share a glass of apple cider with the cast and drew.
Megalomania Theater hosts an array of performances to delight patrons of all ages. A theater bringing younger talents to the forefront, this place is an incubation center for newer artists as well as an entertainment hub for connoisseurs of drama. Their pieces focus on infusing modern theater with classical tones to present unique plays. Lined with eclectic performances executed under the able guidance of Abraham Teuter, their calendar has one of the busiest line up of events.
Alte Schlosserei is a large factory that was converted into a multi-purpose hall. This well-equipped hall can accommodate hundreds of guests at a time. It features a large stage and several seats that have been lined up neatly. This venue is perfect for hosting private, corporate and cultural events like exhibitions, conferences, seminars, book readings sessions and concerts.