Platte Hunting Lodge

Very nice views of Wiesbaden and the surrounding area.
There are numerous parking spaces, a kiosk, a nice restaurant, a large children's playground and barbecue areas directly at the hunting lodge.

The Jagdschloss Platte is a former hunting lodge in the Taunus near Wiesbaden, which the Nassau Duke Wilhelm I had built in 1823–1826. The classicist palace building was destroyed in an air raid on February 3, 1945, except for the outer walls.

One of the more recent attractions in Wiesbaden is the classicist Jagdschloss Platte, built on a plateau north of Wiesbaden. It was commissioned by Duke Wilhelm I of Nassau in 1823. After it fell victim to World War II, it was partially rebuilt in the late 1980s and today serves as an event venue. It is also an ideal starting point for extensive hikes in the Taunus and serves as a starting point for tobogganing in winter.

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