Kassel is a cozy city located approximately 70 kilometers northwest of the geographic center of Germany. Since 1277, it has been the capital of numerous land counties, evidenced by multiple residences and palaces. The number of parks, museums, exhibitions, and attractions is unique and does not give rest to tourists. You will rarely find such diversity in another city.

Bergpark Wilhelmshоhe, located in the western part of Kassel, has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage. It is the largest landscape mountain park in Europe and contains Wilhelmshohe Castle, Lowenburg, and Hercules. The park ranks 48th among the 100 best attractions in Germany. Another picturesque park worth visiting on a walking tour of the city is Karlsaue, an originally Baroque park on the west bank of river Fulda that extends into the city center. The park has a greenhouse, a museum of astronomy and the history of technology, and a flower island. The artistic culture of the city is highly developed. The Ottoneum in 1605 is considered the first permanent theatre building in Germany. In the 19th century, a circle of romantics formed in Kassel, among whom were the Brothers Grimm. In 1955, Arnold Bode initiated the exhibition "documentation 1" as a companion program to the Federal Garden Exhibition, which turned into the world's most important modern art exhibition.

With the founding of Germany's first comprehensive university, the University of Kassel, in 1971, Kassel became a university city. Chemists such as Friedrich Weller and Robert Bunsen, as well as the physicist Rudolf Kohlrausch, worked at the Kassel Polytechnic. In addition, Ernst Ferdinand Sauerbruch worked as an assistant in the surgical department of the Hessian Deaconess Hospital in Kassel and performed his first operations there. He was a German physician, general practitioner, and one of the greatest and most influential surgeons of the 20th century. For 140 years, the Red Cross Hospital was located in the city, which was purchased in 2021 and renamed Helios Hospital Kassel. The hospital has been significantly modernized, achieved significant success within a year, and currently sees 65,000 patients annually.

The majestic city, rich in cultural heritage and prosperous economy, will give the vacation elegance and leave unforgettable memories. It is worth planning a vacation here for a long time to see at least half of all the entertainment that the city offers.

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