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... and a city renowned worldwide as a hub for scientific research.
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Visit the elegant state capital of Wiesbaden with its wide, tree-lined boulevards and thermal spas, or head to the vibrant metropolis of Frankfurt am Main for Michelin-starred dining and traditional cider taverns. There's contemporary art and culture in Kassel and unique science museums to explore in Giessen. Admire the half-timbered houses and fairytale cobbled streets in Wetzlar and Marburg, Art Nouveau architecture in Darmstadt and richly decorated Baroque buildings in Fulda.
Visit royal palaces, stroll through city vineyards and gorgeous parks and gardens, enjoy some leisurely shopping or make the most of the wonderful local hospitality by sampling the delicious regional food and drink.
History and culture are abundant everywhere you go here, and there's a huge range of events to attend throughout the year. Time your visit with internationally-acclaimed art exhibitions and music galas, or experience Hessen's towns and cities during their annual wine and cider festivals or atmospheric Christmas markets, large and small.
Thanks to the high speed Deutsche Bahn rail links that cross three of the Hessen's biggest cities, the state's well-maintained roads, and unhurried river connections by boat, travelling between cities is a cinch. And with walkable pedestrianised zones, efficient local public transport and inexpensive bike and e-scooter rentals, Hessen's urban areas couldn't be easier to explore. The hardest part of your holiday in Hessen will be deciding where you want to go!
... and a city renowned worldwide as a hub for scientific research.
The largest city in Hessen, the fifth largest in Germany, Frankfurt am Main is home to a good …
... is a must-visit destination for lovers of lavish architecture, historic churches and religious …
... and it is much-loved by locals, students and visitors alike for its culture, shopping and …
... Kassel is as famous for being the long-time residence of the Brothers Grimm as it is for its …
This charming city is crowned by an imposing castle.
... Wetzlar was made internationally famous by the optics industry. The former free imperial city …
... Wiesbaden is renowned for its beautiful buildings, thermal springs and remarkable cultural …
... the Bergstrasse-Odenwald welcomes early springs, when its orchards are filled with almond, peach and cherry blossoms, and enjoys long summers and golden autumns. Tobacco, kiwis and figs are as at …
... FrankfurtRhineMain is a diverse cultural and economic area named after its core city, Frankfurt am Main, and the Rhine and Main rivers.
...Grimmheimat Nordhessen (Grimm Country Nordhessen) is a diverse region with no defined geographical borders but more than its fair share of folklore and tradition.
... the peaceful Lahntal is a gentle landscape of rolling hills, meadow-filled valleys and thick forests that lies to the west of Hessen, just north of the Taunus mountains.
...is situated at the very centre of Germany, along Hessen's borders with Thuringia and Bavaria. The Rhön UNESCO Biosphere Reserve envelops the region, spilling into these neighbouring states.
... the Spessart is situated between Vogelsberg, the Rhön and the Odenwald, and straddles Hessen's border with Bavaria.
... the Taunus lies just north of the city of Frankfurt am Main. Surrounded by the romantic valleys of the Rhine (Rhein), Main and Lahn rivers, it forms part of the Rhenish Massif (Rheinisches …
... and since its last eruption 15 million years ago, much of the area has been smoothed into peaks and valleys streaked with rivers and babbling streams.
... and a low mountain range that offers varied, unspoiled landscapes ideal for invigorating outdoor activities, camping and adventure.
... famous the world over for its magnificent landscapes and world-class wines.
The largest city in Hessen, the fifth largest in Germany, Frankfurt am Main is home to a good 763,000 people and the entire FrankfurtRhineMain metropolitan region has a population of 5.8 million.
... is a must-visit destination for lovers of lavish architecture, historic churches and religious artifacts.
... Wiesbaden is renowned for its beautiful buildings, thermal springs and remarkable cultural offerings.
... and a city renowned worldwide as a hub for scientific research.
... and it is much-loved by locals, students and visitors alike for its culture, shopping and culinary offerings.
In Hanau erblickten die weltberühmten Brüder Grimm, Jacob und Wilhelm, das Licht der Welt. Sie hatten sieben Geschwister, von denen ihr „Malerbruder“ Ludwig Emil ebenfalls überregionale Berühmtheit …
This charming city is crowned by an imposing castle.
Ein großes geschichtliches und kulturelles Erbe, die lebendige Kunstszene, buntes studentisches Leben, ein neues urbanes Quartier im Hafen und ein grünes Umfeld: Offenbach am Main ist ein attraktiver …
... Wetzlar was made internationally famous by the optics industry. The former free imperial city is also known for its impressive cathedral and beautiful baroque buildings.
... Kassel is as famous for being the long-time residence of the Brothers Grimm as it is for its contemporary art scene and its breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage park.
Limburg an der Lahn ist eine Stadt, die Geschichte, Kultur und Natur harmonisch miteinander vereint. Mit ihren malerischen Straßen, historischen Gebäuden und vielfältigen Freizeitmöglichkeiten bietet …
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