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The property is located between the cities of Mainz and Wiesbaden. Both state capital cities are central and vital business locations in the Rhine-Main region.

As a western gateway to the Rhine-Main region, Mainz and Wiesbaden are part of one of the most important and dynamic economic areas in Europe.

Mainz Kastel, the bridgehead town on the Rhine, connects the provincial capital cities of Wiesbaden and Mainz, i.e. the federal states of Hesse and Rhineland-Palatinate.

Since its founding as a Roman camp - around 12 to 9 BC - Kastel has been a historical place. It is one of the three so-called AKK districts of Wiesbaden together with Amöneburg and Kostheim. Since 1945 these former suburbs of the city of Mainz are administered by the Hessian state capital.

Since its founding as a Roman camp - around 12 to 9 BC, Kastel has remained a historical place. Many remnants from the history of the Romans can be found here. The Society for Home History (GHK) has a tremendous share in this, with its museum in the Reduit, the history of the past in an excellent way. But Kastel has developed throughout history to become a modern district with well-developed business areas.