Wiesbaden trip planner

One of Europe's oldest spa towns, Wiesbaden has been catering to travelers from countries near and far for many centuries. Even the ancient Romans knew about the curative powers of the region's waters and helped develop its popularity as a holiday destination. They called the city by its Latin name, Aquae Mattiacorum (Waters of the Mattiaci). The city's current name translates roughly as Meadow Baths, an obvious reference to its many hot springs. This lively commercial center with a small-town feel is also famous for its architecture, green parks, and temperate climate. Situated at the edge of the renowned Rheingau wine region, the city offers visitors numerous wine experiences and package tours. Centrally located, Wiesbaden is connected to most major highways and train lines, making this area a simple, quick, and pleasant addition to visitor itineraries. Plan how to spend your time in Wiesbaden and other destinations in Germany using our Germany trip itinerary maker.