Bergkirche, Wiesbaden
A Gothic Revival Protestant church completed in 1879, designed by Johannes Otzen with altar and pulpit positioned close…
Wiesbaden: 10 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A Gothic Revival Protestant church completed in 1879, designed by Johannes Otzen with altar and pulpit positioned close…
An 1865 Anglican parish church in Gothic Revival style, built for Wiesbaden's English-speaking community and designed by city…
The Kaiser-Friedrich-Therme, built 1910-1913. Photo: Oliver Abels via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0. Wiesbaden, Germany · built 1910-1913…
A striking 1908–1910 Protestant church in Jugendstil style by architect Friedrich Pützer, serving Wiesbaden as both sanctuary and…
Wiesbaden's principal Protestant church, a neo-Gothic brick landmark completed in 1862, dominates the central Schlossplatz and once represented…
A Hessian state museum in a building of 1913-1915 by Theodor Fischer, designed from the outset to hold…
A Romanesque Revival Protestant church designed by Johannes Otzen (1892–1894), the Ringkirche in Wiesbaden serves as both a…
The Dern’sches Gelände in Wiesbaden on market day. The Marktkeller, which houses the city museum, lies beneath this…
The principal Catholic church of Wiesbaden, defined by twin spires rising 68 metres above Luisenplatz. Built 1844–1849 in…
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