Attraction · Wiesbaden · Updated on 1 November 2026.
Biebrich Palace is an attraction in Wiesbaden, Hesse. This place has an audio tour of about 2 minutes, in English or Dutch. 1 of the 50 well-known points of interest nearby is within 1 km. Within 200 m you'll find a bench, a water point and a public toilet.
Audio tour · Biebrich Palace
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You're standing at Biebrich Palace, right on the bank of the Rhine in Biebrich, a district of Wiesbaden. Take a look at that long Baroque front. It looks like one grand palace built in a single go, but it actually grew piece by piece. And if you look closely, you can still tell.
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Biebrich Palace in Wiesbaden is a attraction in the form of a large palace. The building is known as the former home of several princes and dukes. Today the state government uses it for receptions, and the state monument authority has its offices here. You will find this Biebrich Palace in Wiesbaden on the Rheingaustraße, close to the bank of the Rhine and opposite the small island Biebricher Wörth.
Georg August Samuel van Nassau-Idstein began building a first pavilion here in 1702. A second pavilion was added shortly after. The architect Johann Maximilian von Welsch later joined both parts with a gallery and a round ballroom, which was finished in 1721. After 1734, Karl of the Nassau-Usingen branch made the palace his permanent residence. The architect Friedrich Joachim Stengel then built the east wing, and the west wing followed a little later. From 1816 to 1866, the Nassau rulers lived here. In 1935, Charlotte van Luxemburg sold the palace to Pruisen. During the Tweede Wereldoorlog, the building was badly damaged. Between 1980 and 1982, the state of Hessen restored the palace and rebuilt part of it.
You will find plenty of benches near Biebrich Palace in Wiesbaden. The nearest bench is 25 metres away, in the Schlosspark, and there are 80 benches within 500 metres in total. For drinking water, you need to walk 84 metres to the water tap by the Tierschutzvereinsbrunnen. This is the only tap within a radius of 500 metres. There are 3 public toilets in the area. The nearest toilet to Biebrich Palace is 201 metres away, at the Nachbarschaftshaus Biebrich, and this toilet is accessible for wheelchair users.
You can also set off on a walk to other places nearby, starting at the palace. At 968 metres away, you will find Mosburg, which is also an attraction. You can find information about the sights on the spot. When you are at Schloss Biebrich, you can listen to an audio story about the palace in the Outdoor Pitstop app. The story lasts 2 minutes and tells you more about the place where you are standing.
The nearest pitstop of each kind within 1 km, as the crow flies. No bike pump or honesty box within 1 km.
50 well-known points of interest nearby, those with an audio tour first. 1 of the 50 well-known points of interest nearby is within 1 km.
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Biebrich Palace is located at Rheingaustraße 140 in the Biebrich district of Wiesbaden, right on the riverbank.
Yes, the nearest bench is 25 metres away in the Schlosspark. There are 80 benches in total within a 500-metre radius.
The nearest public toilet is 201 metres away at Toilette Nachbarschaftshaus Biebrich, and it is wheelchair accessible.
Yes, there is a water point 84 metres away at the Tierschutzvereinsbrunnen.
The palace is built in baroque architecture.
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