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    Going down in the rain
    Scott F.

    When the cruise ship docked and we had our walking tour of the altstadt (old town) we decided to head over here for a ride to the top across the river. After purchasing our ticket and going thru the turnstile gate we boarded the car right away. The trip up was on an overcast day close to sunset. This made the trip sights kind of dramatic for us. We didn't have much time to explore though as a rainstorm hit and we hustled back for the trip down. The wind picked up and there was some swaying of the car but not bad. It felt very secure through the trip. I would definitely ride again if we get back. This is a great attraction for the city in my opinion.

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    Nerobergbahn

    Nerobergbahn

    4.4(29 reviews)
    53.1 km

    On our winter 2023 visit to Wiesbaden the Nerobergbahn was undergoing maintenance and was not in…read moreservice until Spring 2024. We have however ridden the Nerobergbahn in warmer months and I found it to be a fun, pleasant way to get up to the Neroberg overlook. Besides great views over looking vineyards, a park setting here offers open space where you can relax on a sunny day, picnicking, reading or napping. A short walk from this area will take you to a Russian Orthodox Memorial Chapel. This church, completed in 1855, was built by the husband of Princess Elisabeth Michailowna, Grand Duchess of Russia after she died in child birth in Wiesbaden. Access to the nerobergbahn station is on the north side of Wiesbaden on Wilhelminenstrasse. We walked from our hotel through the pedestrian zone, and then up to the station, but you can also take a bus or tram. Originally opened in 1888, the tram has two cars connected by a stranded cable. At the top, a reservoir in the upper tram is filled with water. This added weight in the upper tram pulls the lower tram up the hill as the upper one descends. At the bottom that water is pumped back up the hill. Besides a fun ride, it's historical and scientific. The funicular takes approximately three and a half minutes one way. It traverses an arched bridge section near the base and moves at about 7km/hr. Although the seated carriage has windows to enjoy the views, there is also a platform at the end where you can stand during the trip. Fifty people are allowed on the downward tram, but only forty are allowed on the way up. In the middle of the route, there are two separate tracks, but at the top and bottom a single track brings you into the station. A cog wheel under the carriage connects to a center rail. I recommend checking out their technology and history web pages. Tickets are five euro round trip for an adult and two fifty for children between three and fourteen. They also have a family ticket for two adults and three children for twelve euro at the time of this review. One way tickets are a little bit less. Non-electric wheelchairs can use the Nerobergbahn, but be aware the pathways at the top are paved (stones, not tar) and may not be easily accessible for a pushed wheel chair. Your furry family members are welcome on the tram which runs every fifteen minutes between 9am and 7pm daily April to October. Check the website for info. If you have time in your schedule, I recommend you take the trip to the top. The tram is a fun, short ride and the views from the top, lovely.

    I found this to be the easiest way to get to the Russian Orthodox Church (see separate review) and…read morewhat appears to be the highest point in Wiesbaden. The car takes you up Nero Mountain where you will find a restaurant, the Nerobergtempel monument, a park like atmosphere, binocular posts, and a short walk to the find the Church. The cost is 2,50€ I would recommend it to men who want to so something romantic for their woman. Take a bottle of bubbles and two glasses for a toast or even pack a picnic if the weather is nice. (Germany has no open container laws)

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    Nerobergbahn - Ein kleiner, aber großartiger Blick vom Neroberg auf Wiesbaden

    Ein kleiner, aber großartiger Blick vom Neroberg auf Wiesbaden

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