South Hesse - Südhessen

South Hesse includes the area of ​​the administrative district of Darmstadt.

Zwingenberg at the Mountain road View over the market square to the mountain church

Regions

Map of South Hesse
  • 1  TaunusTaunus in the encyclopedia WikipediaTaunus in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsTaunus (Q158884) in the Wikidata database
  • 2  Rhine Main AreaWebsite of this institution. Rhine-Main area in the encyclopedia WikipediaRhine-Main area in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsRhine-Main area (Q707278) in the Wikidata database.most of the Rhine-Main area is located in southern Hesse.
  • 3  Rheingau. Rheingau in the encyclopedia WikipediaRheingau in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsRheingau (Q212376) in the Wikidata database.north bank of the Rhine between Wiesbaden and Rudesheim am Rhein.
  • 4  Hessian Ried. Hessisches Ried in the encyclopedia WikipediaHessisches Ried in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHessisches Ried (Q1615995) in the Wikidata database.Part of the Upper Rhine Plain between the Rhine and Bergstrasse, as well as between Main and Lampertheim.
  • 5  Mountain road. Bergstrasse in the encyclopedia WikipediaBergstrasse (Q819339) in the Wikidata database.road already known to the Romans at the foot of the river facing the Rhine valley Odenwaldes.
  • 6  OdenwaldOdenwald in the encyclopedia WikipediaOdenwald in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsOdenwald (Q8359) in the Wikidata database

places

  • 1  Bad NauheimWebsite of this institution. Bad Nauheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaBad Nauheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBad Nauheim (Q16105) in the Wikidata databaseBad Nauheim on Facebook.Well-known health resort with old salt extraction systems.
  • 2  bad HomburgWebsite of this institution. Bad Homburg in the encyclopedia WikipediaBad Homburg in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBad Homburg (Q4165) in the Wikidata databaseBad Homburg on FacebookBad Homburg on Twitter.noble suburb of Frankfurt with a beautiful spa park at Taunus edge.
  • 3  DarmstadtWebsite of this institution. Darmstadt in the encyclopedia WikipediaDarmstadt in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsDarmstadt (Q2973) in the Wikidata databaseDarmstadt on FacebookDarmstadt on InstagramDarmstadt on Twitter.Science city.
  • 4  Frankfurt am MainWebsite of this institution. Frankfurt am Main in the encyclopedia WikipediaFrankfurt am Main in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsFrankfurt am Main (Q1794) in the Wikidata databaseFrankfurt am Main on FacebookFrankfurt am Main on Twitter.the "Mainhattan", banking metropolis.
  • 5  GelnhausenWebsite of this institution. Gelnhausen in the encyclopedia WikipediaGelnhausen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsGelnhausen (Q494733) in the Wikidata database.Barbarossa city.
  • 6  HanauWebsite of this institution. Hanau in the encyclopedia WikipediaHanau in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHanau (Q3802) in the Wikidata database.Goldsmith City.
  • 7  HeppenheimWebsite of this institution. Heppenheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaHeppenheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHeppenheim (Q524407) in the Wikidata database.Half-timbered old town on the Mountain road.
  • 8  Offenbach am MainWebsite of this institution. Offenbach am Main in the encyclopedia WikipediaOffenbach am Main in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsOffenbach am Main (Q3042) in the Wikidata databaseOffenbach am Main on Facebook.Origin of many leather goods.
  • 9  Rudesheim am RheinWebsite of this institution. Rüdesheim am Rhein in the encyclopedia WikipediaRüdesheim am Rhein in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsRüdesheim am Rhein (Q628118) in the Wikidata database.Wine place in Rheingau.
  • 10  WiesbadenWebsite of this institution. Wiesbaden in the encyclopedia WikipediaWiesbaden in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWiesbaden (Q1721) in the Wikidata databaseWiesbaden on Facebook.Capital of Hesse and spa town with 15 hot springs.
  • 11  MesselWebsite of this institution. Messel in the encyclopedia WikipediaMessel in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMessel (Q7386758) in the Wikidata database.small place with the world-famous fossil site Messel Pit.
Kurhaus Wiesbaden with a cascade fountain on the bowling green

Other goals

background

In today's linguistic usage, South Hesse refers to the flat region of Hesse in the valley of the Rhine and Main south of the Taunus and Wetterau mountain ranges, which form the border to Central Hesse (the Hoch Taunus itself also belongs to South Hesse), and west of the Spessart, the South Hesse from East Hesse.

South Hesse is climatically favored and offers good conditions for agriculture, viticulture is also possible in the preferred locations on the Rheingau and in the Bergstrasse. Located at the junction of numerous supraregional traffic routes, the South Hesse region was able to prosper economically and today it largely forms the Rhine-Main area.

In southern Hesse, classic "city sightseeing" predominates: in addition to Frankfurt am Main, the tourist magnet par excellence, the former residential cities of Wiesbaden and Darmstadt also offer old towns that are well worth seeing. But the smaller cities can also be worth a detour. Nature lovers will get their money's worth in the Hochtaunus and the Hessian Odenwald.

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getting there

By plane

The Frankfurt am Main airport (FRA) is the second largest airport in continental Europe and the hub of the ones based here Lufthansa. From Frankfurt you can fly to every corner of the world. The airport is connected to the ICE / IC network via the Long-distance train station and the S-Bahn and the Regional Express lines over the Regional train station tied up. In addition to the train, there are also bus connections to southern Hesse.

By train

The arrival by long-distance train usually takes place via the Frankfurt main station, Mainz, Wiesbaden or Darmstadt as a transfer station to one of the many regional and suburban trains. All city and local transport lines are in southern Hesse Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund RMV The tariff association goes from Mainz to north of Marburg and the state borders with Bavaria, Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate.

In the street

South Hesse can be reached via the A3, A5, A63, A66 and A67 motorways.

mobility

In southern Hesse, including Mainz, the Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund applies RMV. The central means of transport is the Rhein-Main S-Bahn network, with all S-Bahn trains reaching Frankfurt Hbf.

Excluded from the RMV is the Bergstrasse district, which is open to the VRN (Rhein-Neckar transport association) belongs. There are large-scale transitional tariffs around this district.

Tourist Attractions

activities

  • Cycling is good in the flat Hessian Ried, but also on the Rhine (Rheingau) and on the Main, as well as on Bergstrasse.
  • Hiking is good in the Rheingau, at the Mountain road, in the Odenwald and in Taunus.
  • Bathing lakes, mainly former quarry ponds, are numerous in the lowlands, especially in the Hessian Ried.

kitchen

nightlife

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climate

Very mild with humid summer days and winters with little frost.

literature

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