Best places: Tourist attractions in Kassel, Germany

Flemish & German Old Masters, plus ancient ceramics & antique weaponry in a grandiose art museum.

Baroque park with water features, the 18th-century Orangery Palace & an island with seasonal blooms.

Natural reserve set around Lake Buga, with paths for walks & cycling, plus beaches & swimming spots.

👍👍 Easily one of the best experiences in my life. If you are to visit Kassel, DO_NOT_MISS_THIS! It is best to follow the water as it goes downstream. There is a particular order of venues you should visit as the water flows on. Just follow the crowd and keep the timetables in mind. It is also good to b...

Walking paths criss-cross pastures & woodland in this peaceful reserve home to horses, sheep & deer.

Theater-turned-museum showcasing the Goethe Elephant Skeleton & the Schildbach Wooden Library.

Scenic park with walking paths, a botanical garden & open-air theater performances in the summer.

👍👍 quite gardens in the middle of a busy city. worth a visit!

Late-18th-century castle within parkland, with tours taking in armories and a former chapel.

👍👍 The Protestant Martin Church in Kassel was consecrated in 1462 and was, of course, a Catholic church at the time. This church was founded by the then Landgrave Phillipp of Hesse, who converted to the Protestant faith 1524 Protestant, and has remained so to this day... These are personal words from...

👍👍 Very nice place. You can see all territory around.

👍👍 We looked at a larger part of the permanent exhibition and especially the special exhibition. It sheds light on the air raid on Kassel in October 1943. It cost 10,000 deaths. Total was 3/4 at times. of people in Kassel are homeless. The exhibition rightly leaves no doubt about the responsibility of...

Vast museum in a stone building showcasing the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm, plus a cafe.

Museum in an 18th-century neoclassical building, hosting temporary contemporary art exhibitions.

Artifacts & relics from the middle ages onwards in museum exploring global rituals of death & dying.

👍 A beautiful park in Kassel Wilhelmshöhe. Large children's playground, basketball court, table tennis table and plenty of space for a picnic or sunbathing.

Network of 19th-century limestone beer cellars & 9 tunnels used as air raid shelters during WWII.

👍👍 Beautiful! There were many different plants from all over the world and occasional seating. There's a lot more to see inside than you might think from the outside! Apart from plants, there was also a large birdcage in one of the compartments, of course inhabited. (see photos) Admission for people...

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👍 Weitläufige gepflegte Parkanlage mit vielen kleinen Extras...