Kurhauskolonnaden Wiesbaden

The Kurhauskolonnaden extends for 129 meters along the spa complex, featuring classical columns and symmetrical architectural elements that define the building's facade.

Built in 1827, the colonnade served as a gathering space for European nobility and visitors who came to Wiesbaden for its thermal springs and health treatments.

The colonnade houses three distinct spaces used for exhibitions, conferences, and events, including the Gallery Hygieia which spans 375 square meters.

The facility maintains regular visiting hours throughout the week, with guided tours available that explain the architectural features and historical significance of the structure.

The structure holds the distinction of being Europe's longest columned hall, complemented by the symmetrical Theater Colonnade positioned directly across from it.

Location: Nordost

GPS coordinates: 50.08530,8.24556

Latest update: March 25, 2025 00:57