Feel a part of history as you marvel at fossils, amphorae and everyday objects from Roman times. Focusing on the last decades of Roman rule in Germany, this museum is home to a trove of artefacts, including bronze statuettes, glass lamps and hundreds of beads.
Set in a charming villa built in 1709, this museum is Bad Homburg’s most important cultural venue. Here, you’ll find an impressive variety of permanent and temporary exhibitions, events, workshops, and seminars on nature and human’s relationship to it in the arts and sciences.
Walk along the spa park's landscaped walkways and you'll discover a stunning gold-domed Russian church, Kaiser Willhelm's bath house and the casino. For a truly elegant touch, head to the Orangerie or one of the two Siamese Temples.
The residence of the last German emperor and empress, who lived here until 1918, reveals the history of Germany in spectacular fashion. In addition to monarchy-era guest rooms, you’ll discover historical showrooms, a unique palace garden and a unique castle park.
This open-air museum provides a variety of insights into land utilization and rural culture in Hesse. Here you can admire the careful reconstruction of typical villages, farms and gardens from the surrounding regions and learn about the region’s architectural history.
Nestled in the midst of a lush green park surrounded by linden trees, this neo-Byzantine church boasts interiors, which alone make it worth a visit. Gilded ceilings and marble clad walls are enhanced with rich mosaics depicting bible stories and scenes from medieval times.