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Probably the most important destination for visitors: Schloss Wilhelmshöhe. It has been built at the end of the 18th century, a time Germany was ruled by obscure and not so obscure dukes, princes and lords. Their remainders are worth to be seen.
It houses - I guess - one of Europe's most important collection of dutch, german and italian painters from the 16th and 17th century; after being renovated, this museum is worth more than one visit.
It's embedded in a wonderful park area, created by english garden architects of the 18th century.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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The spacious Aue Park was developed as of 1570 under the former landgrave Wilhelm IV.
It includes the beautiful Orangerie as well as several gardens and channels within 125 hectares of land.
Updated Oct 15, 2005
Address: Karlsaue - Inner city area
Website: www.kassel.de
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Kurhessen-Therme
A large spa, sauna and bath facility for the entire family - it's really great!
Written Dec 19, 2004
Address: Wilhelmshöher Allee 361 · 34131 Kassel
Phone: +49 (0) 561/31 80 80
Website: http://www.kurhessen-therme.de/index.html
The Devils bridge (as what i was told to call it) is just cool looking and worth a look.
Written May 24, 2003
Under Hurkules there is ruins that are just as cool as Hurkules. They are filled with greenary and are picture perfect.
Written May 24, 2003
If you are going to Kassel you must see the man himself. He is a wonder beyond wonder.
Written May 24, 2003
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From Königsplatz depart a lot of public transportations and every now and then markets are hold here.
Updated Mar 13, 2003
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This hall was built for the Documenta in 1992 and is still used for several exhibitions.
Updated Mar 13, 2003
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The State Museum houses exhibitions of archeology, craftsmanship and the world's unique wallpaper museum.
Updated Mar 13, 2003
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The Fridericianum is located betwen the State Theatre and the Documenta 9 Hall. It was once a school and is used today as museum.
Updated Mar 13, 2003
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2 Reviews and 5 Opinions Nice 4 star hotel in walking distance from the city along the Wilhelmshoeher Allee. All facilities...
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The Fridericianum is located betwen the State Theatre and the Documenta 9 Hall. It was once a school and is used today as museum.
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Q: Hello everyone, Could someone help me regarding a transfer from Dortmund to the Kassel. I have booked a flight to...
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