As the number of parking spaces is very limited, we recommend that you travel comfortably by public transport.
With the KVG MultiTicket you can travel comfortably and environmentally friendly in Kassel all weekend long. It is valid for individuals or for groups of up to five people, two of whom may be 18 years or older. It is valid for 24 hours or, from 2 p.m. on Friday, for the entire weekend.
You can get the Multiticket from ticket machines in trams and RegioTrams, from the bus driver, in customer centres and InfoPoints or one of numerous sales outlets in Kassel and the surrounding area. It costs €8.80 in the City of Kassel tariff area (single: €6.40) and €11.20 in the KasselPlus area (single: €8.20).
Line 1 runs particularly frequently on both days, namely every 15 minutes between the city centre and the Wilhelmshöhe (Park) stop. After an approx. 10-minute walk, you will reach Wilhelmshöhe Palace. If you want to go to the Hercules, take bus 23, which runs between the Wilhelmshöhe (Park) stop and the Hercules from 6 p.m. to midnight.
From the direction of the city centre/Wilhelmshöhe station, you can also take line 4 to the Druseltal terminus. From there, buses 22 and 23 will take you directly to the Herkules, where the illuminated water games also begin. The last departure from Wilhelmshöhe (Park) in the direction of the city centre is at 0.36 am. Here you can easily connect with the Nachschwärmer tram at 1 a.m.
.For car drivers
Free capacities in the parking garages downtown.
Free parking spaces at Herkules and Wilhelmshöhe Palace
The parking ticket for the car parks at Hercules and Wilhelmshöhe Palace is also valid as a ticket for bus line 23. You can leave your car at the car park and use public transport flexibly for the rest of your journey. The Park-KombiTicket is also valid for all occupants of the vehicle (up to seven people) on the day the parking ticket is valid.
