Museums

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  Museum Wiesbaden

  Art lovers who are partial to Expressionism definitely should pay a visit to the Museum Wiesbaden. With 90 works by the Russian painter Alexej von Jawlensky, this museum has the most important collection of his works in Europe.

   Museum Wiesbaden
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  Active Museum Spiegelgasse

  The Active Museum Spiegelgasse is a project to make people aware of the German-Jewish legacy in their common culture.

   Active Museum Spiegelgasse

• City Museum Wiesbaden

  
  Wiesbaden is building the new City Museum, to be completed by 2011. It will house exhibition projects to explain the past and the present of Wiesbaden and its surroundings.
   City Museum Wiesbaden

• Museum of Women Wiesbaden

  
  This museum regularly has alternating exhibits on the history and culture of women in society.
   Museum of Women Wiesbaden

• Harlekinaeum

  
  Guests with sense of humour are very welcome to the Harlekinaeum, the only museum of humour in the world which is situated in the Wiesbaden suburb of Erbenheim.
   Harlekinaeum

• Freudenberg Castle

  
  It is a regionally respected cultral centre. The core of the facility is a permanent exhibition known as the "Field fo Experiences to Develop the Senses and Thinking". A special highlight for the whole family.
   Freudenberg Castle

• Museum of German Television History

  
  The collection of the Museum of German Television History covers TV technology from the 1930s to the present.
   Museum of German Television History

• Roman Open-Air Museum

  
  In the Roman Open-Air Museum beside the Roman Gate copies of stone tables found in Wiesbaden and dating from Roman times are exhibited.
   Roman Open-Air Museum

Further Information

•  Bookable packages - Culture