Image: Robert Lichtenberg

GERMANY: Remember those foods from your childhood, like olives or lentil stew, that you never liked but now love? Museums, theatre shows and art galleries are much the same - once boring, now fascinating. If you still think art, culture and history is dull, our Wiesbaden tips will change your mind! And if you're already someone who loves discovering new cultural experiences, then these must be on your list.

The Brand-New Reinhard Ernst Museum

Having opened in June 2024, the Reinhard Ernst Museum is a new star in Wiesbaden's cultural scene. Focusing on abstract art, it features masterpieces by artists like Tony Cragg, Helen Frankenthaler, and Frank Stella, many of which are publicly displayed for the first time. The stunning architecture by Pritzker Prize winner Fumihiko Maki, known for the Spiral Building in Tokyo and 4 World Trade Center in New York, adds to the aesthetic experience. The museum also includes a bistro with an outdoor terrace on Wilhelmstraße and a museum shop.

Image: Museum Reinhard Ernst - Robert Lichtenberg

The Wiesbaden State Theatre: Culture at Its Finest

Prepare for spine-tingling moments as the curtain rises at the magnificent Wiesbaden State Theatre. This venue offers a stunning range of operas, ballets, and plays to suit every taste. The breathtaking architecture and high-calibre performances turn every visit into an emotional and memorable experience. Enjoy both the magic of the stage and the architectural beauty of the building. An evening at the State Theatre is not just entertainment but also a journey into Wiesbaden's glamorous past.

The Wiesbaden Museum: A Paradise for Art and Nature Lovers

The Wiesbaden Museum is one of Hesse's most important state museums and a true experience. It boasts an impressive collection that masterfully combines art and natural history. You’ll find a fascinating world of Art Nouveau, with a collection that's impressively diverse. The museum constantly surprises visitors with special exhibitions offering exciting insights into various eras and art styles, making each visit a new adventure.

Wilhelmstraße – Wiesbaden's "Rue": Shopping and Strolling in Elegance

Welcome to Wilhelmstraße, affectionately known as "The Rue" - Wiesbaden's chicest address! Here, you can stroll between magnificent villas, exclusive boutiques, and top-notch restaurants. A walk down this elegant avenue is like a trip into the world of luxury. Whether you enjoy shopping, dining, or simply soaking up the special atmosphere, Wilhelmstraße has something for everyone. Treat yourself to a drink in one of the many charming cafés or indulge in culinary delights at one of the fine restaurants. If you love historical architecture and want to experience Wiesbaden's elegance to the fullest, Wilhelmstraße is a must-see!

Kurhaus Wiesbaden and Kurpark: Relaxation and Elegance

The majestic Kurhaus Wiesbaden, an architectural gem from the imperial era, is the heart of the city's social life. It hosts concerts and events that attract visitors from all around the world. The adjacent Kurpark, with its beautiful green spaces and historic fountains, invites you to linger. The contrast between the grand building and the idyllic nature of the park makes this place especially charming. A visit to Kurhaus and Kurpark is the perfect combination of cultural entertainment and relaxing nature – an experience that offers both relaxation and inspiration. Enjoy the historic buildings and the tranquillity of the park in one of Wiesbaden's most beautiful locations.

Not Just Architecturally Special: The Adina Hotel Wiesbaden

In the immediate vicinity of Kurhaus is our Adina Hotel Wiesbaden. Located in the newly designed "Quartier Kureck," it sits at the northern end of the prestigious Wilhelmstraße, surrounded by boutiques and home decor shops on one side and the Warmen Damm park on the other. From here, you can easily reach almost all the city's highlights on foot. The Adina Wiesbaden is the ideal accommodation for your stay in the city.