of the line. The town is also linked to Wiesbaden over Bundesstraßen 417 (Neuhof/Wehen) and 54 (Hahn). The nearest Autobahn interchange is on the A 3 (Cologne–Frankfurt) in Idstein. The nearest international airport is Frankfurt Airport, about 25 miles away. The smaller Mainz Finthen Airport, a regional public airfield, is about 15 miles away. Established businesses Institut Fresenius in Neuhof Motorola Deutschland (German business headquarters, advertising and marketing) in Neuhof Brita GmbH water filtration, international headquarters in Neuhof and Wiesbaden Education Silberbachschule, primary school in Wehen Obere Aar integrated comprehensive school in Hahn Regenbogenschule, primary school in Bleidenstadt Gymnasium in Bleidenstadt Sonnenschule primary school in Neuhof Untertaunus vocational schools in Hahn Europa-Schule Taunusstein - bilingual Realschule in Neuhof Sport and leisure facilities Stadion am Halberg in Wehen, former home stadium to SV Wehen Wiesbaden's first team Outdoor swimming pool in Hahn Silberbachhalle in Wehen Aartalhalle in Neuhof Sporting grounds in almost every centre Sport and youth centre in Bleidenstadt Culture and sightseeing Museum In 1995, the Museum of the Town of Taunusstein, with permanent rooms at the Wehen Castle, was established. Since then, there has been a thematic emphasis on more recent regional history as seen in a permanent exhibit featuring this, which lately has also presented information about Taunusstein's condition in, before and after the World War II. This it does mainly by exhibiting everyday culture in the first half of the 20th century. A second and equally valid pillar is the displays in the series Kunst im Schloss ("Art at the Palace") through which contemporary art – not only from the local region – is offered a forum in Taunusstein. Buildings Wehen Castle Formerly used for, among other things, a widow's seat and a hunting palace, it now houses the Taunusstein Museum. Wehen Evangelical church This was built by using stones from the old town fortifications, with a black marble altar brought from the Idstein palace church in 1722 and furnishings from the secularized monasteries at Marienhausen and Eberbach. The historic Voigt organ is one of the few instruments by Wiesbaden organ builder Heinrich Voigt still preserved in its original state. It was built in 1890 for the Old Catholic congregation of Wiesbaden and acquired by the Wehen congregation in 1899. In October 1999 it was restored to its original condition. Former Wehen school Built about 1900, this building is transitional in design between the Gründerzeit and Art