Kassel is a city in the northern part of Hesse state in Germany. It is known for its rich history, culture, and as the center of the documenta art exhibition, which occurs every five years and is one of the most significant exhibitions of contemporary art in the world. The city is also notable for its parks, particularly the Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which features impressive water features and the iconic Hercules monument. Kassel has a diverse architectural landscape, with buildings ranging from medieval structures to modern designs. It is also a hub for education and research, hosting several universities and institutions. The city’s history includes significance during the Thirty Years’ War and its role in the industrial development of the region.
Kassel is experiencing a significant flu outbreak, affecting daily life with widespread coughs and sniffles. The Klinikum Kassel sees a steady influx of flu patients, particularly impacting the pediatric unit,…