The “Kochbrunnen” fountain on Kranzplatz is not only a prominent landmark in Wiesbaden – it’s also a popular attraction for people who like to look after their health.

The Bäckerbrunnen in Wiesbaden was built in the 18th century.The hot water saved expensive firewood.

The water of the Schützenhof Spring is significantly colder and poorer in minerals than that of other Wiesbaden thermal springs.

The Drei-Lilien-Quelle ("Three Lilies Spring") is located at the back of the "Schwarzer Bock" hotel.

One of the most interesting mineral springs in Wiesbaden is the Faulbrunnen at Platz der Deutschen Einheit, where you can open the tap and see the thermal water flow. The Faulbrunnen is currently out.

Aquis Mattiacis – Some 2,000 years ago, the Romans sought healing and recovery in the hot springs of the Mattiaci tribe. And it’s thanks to this precious gift from nature that Wiesbaden has developed.

While in the past the water was mainly used for bathing, inhaling or drinking, today it is also used to heat homes and buildings.