New Town Hall

Nice place at the beginning of Old Town Wiesbaden, surrounded by the city hall and Hessian Landtag. Next to it is the Market Square, where you find a great market every saturday. On the Schlossplatz are all different kind of events, such as the great „Äpplerfest“ - here it’s all about cider (Äppelwoi).

The New Town Hall (Neues Rathaus) of Wiesbaden is an impressive late‑19th‑century Neo‑Renaissance building on Schlossplatz. Constructed between 1883–87 by Georg von Hauberrisser, it houses the city council, mayoral offices, administration, public exhibition spaces, and a popular Ratskeller restaurant in the basement . The richly adorned façade, originally ornate, was rebuilt more simply in 1951 after wartime damage . Its roughly trapezoidal layout spans four main stories below a slate‑clad roof, accentuated by turrets and a stepped gable . This majestic civic landmark both serves local governance and delights visitors with its grandeur and historic charm.

Competent staff and a lovely building in the centre of town, there are some small exhibitions here and some clean toilets for when you need during office hours.

Very beautiful clean and with kind staff.

beautiful city hall

I love that it has free toilets and weekly art shows.

We love downtown Wiesbaden! Today the area was exceptionally nice. The normal market with vendors selling fresh fruits, veggies, meats and an assortment of items was going on. Right outside of that the Christmas Market was happening. This is our first market and it smelled delicious!

Morning stroll at the Markpkatz. The most beautiful city ever.