You can leave your car in this multi-storey car park to walk around town, visit the delightful thermal spa and enjoy your lunch. Or you can park along the road in the areas that are allowed.

Kaiser-Friedrich Therme is located in the spectacular building was designed in Roman style, with tall pillars and stunning ornamentation. It is a tribute to the traditional Roman sweat bath that once stood in the very same location!
The bath house offers an incredible variety of treatments and activities, ranging from massages to steam rooms and even water aerobics classes.
Clothing is optional throughout the spa, so if nudity isn't your thing, then this might not be the spot for you.

Keep exploring thermal Wiesbaden. Fed by an underground hot spring, Kochbrunnen is known as one of the hottest springs around – giving you a perfect chance to soak up some natural mineral water goodness. And if that weren't enough, much of it goes towards city's thermal baths, and a large part of the water flows exactly to the Kaiser-Friedrich Therme, where you have already been visited.

Your lunch venue is simply incredible! BENNER's Bistronomie has taken classic bistro dining and turned it in to something so much more - a unique fine dining experience that rivals any of the great Parisian restaurants!
The gorgeous dining room is full of character and only adds to the dining experience.
Check out their website for more information on their mouthwatering menu and how to book a table.

Go back to the place where you parked your car, great activities await you on this route!

Weingenossenschaft Frauenstein in Wiesbaden is a beautiful, traditional vineyard, producing some of the region's finest wines!
The vineyards' motto "Small but fine" is very apparent on arrival, and the rustic charm is unmistakable! Sip a glass of wine here and enjoy the view over the endless vineyards. It is the perfect way to spend an afternoon in wine country.
Check out their website for information on events at the vineyard. If you are travelling out of hours, you may call them in advance to reserve a visit.

Absolutely bursting with plant life, this Botanic Garden of Johannes Gutenberg University is the perfect place to take a relaxing walk and build up an appetite for what promises to be a dinner you will never forget.
With around 8,500 different species of plant from all around the world, this botanical garden is used by the nearby university as a place of research and education.

Use this car park to explore the city's market square and its surrounding on foot.

Make a quick stop at Mainz' charming marketplace! Believed to have sprung up around the time that the cathedral was finished, this marketplace has a history spanning over 1000 years. It was once home to merchants of all kinds and was a real feature of the medieval city.
Nowadays, the marketplace is full of life and sports some truly incredible architecture. Take a moment to take in the scenery before jumping back in the car and making your way to dinner!

For over a century, this incredible, Michelin-starred eatery has served up some of the very best food anywhere in Germany.
At Steins Traube, they have combined the elegance of modern dining with the beauty of tradition to create something that truly stands out among Germany's culinary industry.
Make sure to head to their website to book a table and check out their menus.