The Taunus tunnels have reliably supplied us with almost a third of Wiesbaden's drinking water for more than 100 years. The deep tunnels dug by miners in particular represent the most stable, best quality and, with their natural gradient, the most energy-saving form of Wiesbaden's water supply.

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There is even a source of drinking water here.

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40 percent of Wiesbaden's water comes from the Hessian Ried and 30 percent each from the Wiesbaden Taunus tunnels and the Schierstein waterworks.
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1. Kneipp foot‑treading pool at the Gehrner Brook – Altenstein loop from Alt-Klarenthal

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2. Nerobergbahn Funicular – Monopteros on the Neroberg loop from Neroberg

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3. Nerobergbahn Funicular – Monopteros on the Neroberg loop from Nordost

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Kreuzstollen Wiesbaden

1. Kneipp foot‑treading pool at the Gehrner Brook – Altenstein loop from Alt-Klarenthal

2. Nerobergbahn Funicular – Monopteros on the Neroberg loop from Neroberg

3. Nerobergbahn Funicular – Monopteros on the Neroberg loop from Nordost

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