Wiesbaden
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Tourist attractions
Wilhelm von Nassau-Dillenburg (Oranien) der Schweiger (1 min)
This 1908 memorial commemorates Wilhelm von Nassau-Dillenburg, known as 'the Silent' from the House of Orange.
Wilhelm Simon (2 min)
Memorial for Wilhelm Simon, born 1867, humiliated and disenfranchised, died in Wiesbaden in 1941.
Rebecka Wolff (2 min)
Memorial for Rebecka Wolff, deported to Theresienstadt in 1942 and survived.
Karl Baum (2 min)
Memorial for Karl Baum, deported in 1942 and murdered in Sobibor.
Felix Berney (2 min)
Memorial for Felix Berney, born 1883, deported in 1942 and murdered in Sobibor.
Stadtmuseum am Markt (2 min)
Museum showcasing Wiesbaden's history with free admission and varied opening hours throughout the week.
Marktsäule (2 min)
Market column located in Wiesbaden, serving as a historic landmark within the city's central area.
Benni Ehrenreich (3 min)
Memorial for Mary Ehrenreich, born 1922, fled in 1938, interned in Westerbork, murdered in Auschwitz.
Leon Golomb (3 min)
Memorial for Leon Golomb, deported in 1942 and murdered in Sobibor.
The Largest Cuckoo Clock in the World 1946 - 2000 (3 min)
This attraction features what was once the largest cuckoo clock in the world, operated by Gebr. Stern GmbH.