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Nerobergbahn is a cable railway that is linked to the city of Wiesbaden on one end, and to the Neroberg Hill on the other. Operating only in the summer, a ride on this funicular railway will give its passengers beautiful views of the city skyline. The railway was built in 1888, and is one of the rare cables that run on water energy! About 50 people can sit inside Nerobergbahn, and the journey is for about five minutes. The mountain railway is situated inside Neroberg, which offers a slew of recreational activities to its visitors.

Eintracht Frankfurt Museum is a unique museum following the rise and fall of the historical football club , Eintracht Frankfurt. The museum follow the history, success, drama and memorable moments from the past of this great football club. Sports, and Football in particular is much adored in Germany, matches are followed with enthusiasm and total emotional involvement. The Eintracht Frankfurt Museum seeks to capture all of these amazing moments in time, through it's various exhibitions using original memorabilia from famous matches; like the ball from the 1960 UEFA match against Real Madrid, as well as photographs, Audio visual aids and more. Apart from it's permanent exhibition, the Museum also hosts events and temporary exhibitions within it's 400 square metre(4305 square foot) space.

The quixotic environmental crusader and Austrian architect Hundertwasser left his mark in the Frankfurt am Main area with three architectural projects, the largest of which is Darmstadt’s Waldspirale (Forest Spiral). A residential complex completed in 2000 shortly after Hundertwasser’s death, it features 105 coveted apartments and 1000 windows of varying shapes and sizes. Like the mini herb spirals found in many German gardens, the Waldspirale’s floors wind around and dwindle in surface area to its highest height of 37.69 m. Built from layers of recycled concrete painted blue, sandy and rosy hues, it embodies many of Hundertwasser’s cherished concepts— no straight lines, “tree tenants” or trees sharing the apartment, ceramic tiles à la Klimt, onion-shaped turrets. Though tours are not available, one can see this astonishing landmark from the street and marvel at its architectural detailing.

Zugluft - Kunst im Museumszug offers a unique way of entertainment. Passengers aboard a historic wagon which has been recreated as a moving museum. An entertaining return journey from Bad Nauheim to Münzenberg awaits travelers. From comedy acts to musicals and magic shows and cabaret, you will surely have an interesting time. Enjoy the buffet spread served in the train.

Located off the street Oberschweinstiegschneise, Pinkelbaum which means peeing tree, is a work of art. It is nestled close to the scenic Lake Jacobiweiher and was designed by Friedrich Karl Waechter. This maple tree is installed with a pipe with water flowing out its spout. It was made to resemble a tree that is peeing in the forest. During the cold winters, this tree does not pee in order to avoid any damage to the tree. This quirky artwork is great place to visit for hikers in the area.