This park is great for a stroll, people watching, or even a run (if you connect it with the…read moreadjacent park that goes into Sonnenberg). There is a stream than runs along the walking path and a pond that you can even take a rented boat out onto in the summer. It's very popular, expect to see a lot of people out especially on the weekends ending this space.

A gorgeous park in the city center around the theatre. It's got a beautiful big fountain in the…read moremiddle and it's surrounded by a lot of really nice buildings. I would imagine this is an oasis for locals and tourists all year round and a nice place to go for a walk. It's not huge but big enough not to feel crowded. Dogs need to be on a line here which is unfortunate. In a way I was glad as there were a lot of geese and ducks that our dog loves to chase around, only because it's a new place;-)) I would come here if you are visiting town for a walk and spend some quiet time in the park. To one end of the park there is also a long trail that goes around a brook which is great for a longer walk or a run.

I love this museum. They have great programs for kids in German. They will do parties and grips in…read moreEnglish. I have brought at least 150 students for English language tours.

Smallish modern art museum. Not stroller or wheel chair accessible. Close to downtown. It's okay…read more If you like Jawlensky you might dig it.

The Hessen State Theatre in Wiesbaden. This theatre is subsidized by the Hessian State Gov't. Three…read morediffferent stages for Opera, Ballet, and symphonies. Opera-wise the STW is not really in the same league as nearby Frankfurt. The productions are less grand and the level of singing talent not as consistent. It is also a much more casual affair with many students in attendance. Mid week performances you're more likely to see jeans than formal attire. On weekends and for Premiers it's a bit dressier but nothing like a major opera house. The Opera House itself is a little over 100 years old and modeled roughly after Vienna and Prague so it has a very old-fashioned feel. It's actually a good place to go for opera newbies. Ticket prices are very reasonable,, dress-code lax, and they rely heavily on thhe standard repertoire so there's a fair chance you can see La Boheme, Tosca, or The Magic Flute. Park in the Casino parking garage just past the Casino at the top of the Wilhelmstrasse.

We went to Wiesbaden Casino on 09/21/2023. The receptionist was very impolite and unwelcoming. She…read moreasked for our passport in a very unprofessional manner, which was mentioned at the casion' website as either a valid photo ID or passport. She had a bad attitude when we told her that the website mentioned either one was acceptable. After the initial unwelcoming reception, we had a good time at the casion and the rest of the staff were nice and professional. The casino was small but nice and quiet, no excitement. After that, we moved to another building that was exclusively slot machines.

There are two casinos at this property. There is a higher end casino in the main building and a…read moreslots / machines only casino in the adjacent building. This review is for the latter. This place is very classy, small, but well appointed decor with a large variety of slot machines, and virtual machines, such as for roulette and blackjack. I didn't come out of here a winner, but I certainly got my entertainment value out of being here. Like anything else, have your budget of what you can lose and have fun. If you win, great, if you lose, well, you lost what you thought you'd lose going in. The grounds outside are beautiful, and you can walk outside and through the courtyard with the fountains. Behind the domed building, there is a massive & beautiful park that has trails that take you straight up in the Sonnenburg area if you're into walking.