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Wiesbaden and Mainz — Rhine Symphony Tour
Let's go to the wonderful historical cities - Fashionable Wiesbaden and Medieval Mainz to enjoy the Roman history and fabulous atmosphere of carnivals, bishops, and towering cathedrals!
Duration 7 hours
Private tour available in English, Russian
Group tour pricing from 340 EUR per group
Highlights
The city Palace of the Dukes of Nassau
The luxurious kurzal and picturesque holiday Park in the English style
The famous casino, where Richard Wagner, Otto von Bismarck and Elvis Presley performed
Fashionable shopping street Wilhelmstrasse
Mainz Cathedral and "Iron tower"
"Market fountain" — one of the largest and most beautiful fountains of the Renaissance in Germany
Description
Fashionable Wiesbaden is one of the most exquisite and oldest thermal resorts in Europe. The name of the city of Wiesbaden literally means "bath in the meadow". The healing properties of the hot springs of Wiesbaden were well known in the days of the ancient Romans.
Medieval Mainz is the eternal city of universities, carnivals, bishops, and towering cathedrals. It is comprehensively developed as an industrial center. It was here that the first books that appeared in Europe were published, it was here that the famous German carnival was born, which begins in spring. The historic center of Mainz also includes the beautiful Rhine with a large number of tourist boats and yachts.
Medieval Mainz is the eternal city of universities, carnivals, bishops, and towering cathedrals. It is comprehensively developed as an industrial center. It was here that the first books that appeared in Europe were published, it was here that the famous German carnival was born, which begins in spring. The historic center of Mainz also includes the beautiful Rhine with a large number of tourist boats and yachts.
What’s included & not included
Transportation by train or car
Guiding Services
Good mood
Meeting point
Hotel, Rail or Bus Station, Monument
Frankfurt
Hotel, Rail or Bus Station, MonumentOleg Dubinskii