Newsletter "What's happening in Wiesbaden?"

Exploring Wiesbaden and the Rheingau-Taunus region on foot is easy – once the hiking enthusiast has settled on one of the many hiking, wine and nature trails.

The exhibition "Von Beckmann bis Jawlensky" shows the comprehensive art collection of the artist Frank Brabant at the Museum Wiesbaden until 30 September.

The Wiesbaden Farmers' Market held at Dern'sches Gelände will be celebrating its 40th anniversary – enjoy a varied programme on Saturday, 8 September.

The 17th Olympic Ball Night of the Landessportbund Hessen is taking place on 20 October in the Kurhaus Wiesbaden. What makes it so special is its unique mixture of show, sports, stars and music.

Every year in August Wiesbaden’s Schlossplatz, the square in front of the Market Church and Dern’sches Gelände turns into the most favourite destination for friends of wine and sekt. 2018 it takes place for the 43rd time – from 10 to 19 August.

Every two years when the late summer is at its most beautiful, the Wiesbaden Biennale shows contemporary positions of international artists between theatre, performance and visual arts for eleven days. From 23 August to 2 September the Wiesbaden Biennale will perform in the vacant City Passage city-centre shopping mall as a special highlight.

The Taunus Street Festival is celebrated in 2018 from Friday to Sunday, 31 August to 2 September, along the red carpet between unique historic facades and houses.

Every two years Wiesbaden becomes the European hub of the circus, artiste and variety scene. The European Youth Circus is a special occasion both for the international audience and the people of Wiesbaden, making it one of the most outstanding dates in Wiesbaden’s cultural calendar.

Enjoy Wiesbaden and the beautiful views while hiking around the city centre. The Wiesbaden Nature Lovers‘ jubilee trail takes you to the city‘s surroundings. After hiking relax at the thermal bath Aukammtal and enjoy the great atmosphere in the living city.

Discover Wiesbaden and its beautiful museum. Lovers of art and nature as well as art fanciers with a passion for the expressionism cannot do without visiting the Museum Wiesbaden. Frank Brabant's collection "Von Beckmann bis Jawlensky" can be seen here until 30 September.

Wiesbaden celebrates the change of seasons. The special vitality and cultural diversity typical of this pleasant capital city worth living in close to the Rhine and Main Rivers, becomes evident every last weekend in September. Come along and join us to welcome autumn.

Every month, the Wiesbaden Tourist Information features a special product from the region – in August 2018 introducing the Wiesbaden-based Herbertha manufacture.

Discover Wiesbaden with the new website “Cool Cities”. Special restaurants and bars, great hotels and hotspots in Wiesbaden for your next visit are presented here.

The new image film of Wiesbaden shows the most beautiful sides of the city and makes you want to discover more.