Based on a cooperation agreement with the AStA of RheinMain University of Applied Sciences, nextbike operates a publicly accessible bike rental system in Wiesbaden.

Around 200 bikes are available in the city, which can be rented via the nextbike app. Students at RheinMain University of Applied Sciences benefit from a special offer: they can use the bikes free of charge for up to 60 minutes per rental.

The offer only includes standard bikes.

Information on the locations in the city of Wiesbaden can be found at Nextbike Wiesbaden (opens in a new tab).

Further information can be found on the website of the AStA of RheinMain University of Applied Sciences. (opens in a new tab)

The meinRad bike rental system from Mainzer Mobilität has its main area of operation in the neighboring state capital of Mainz. The service is also available in the Wiesbaden districts of Amöneburg, Kastel and Kostheim.

In addition to standard bikes, the range also includes pedelecs and e-cargo bikes.

They can be rented via the meinRad app.

Click here for an overview map of the stations (opens in a new tab).

Further information on the stations and prices can be found at https://www.mainzer-mobilitaet.de/mehr-mobilitaet/meinrad (opens in a new tab)

The Call a Bike bicycle rental system is a nationwide service offered by Deutsche Bahn. In Wiesbaden, the service is available at Wiesbaden Central Station.

The service only includes standard bikes.

Rental is via the Call a Bike app.

Further information can be found at https://www.callabike.de/de/start (opens in a new tab)

Together with Nassauische Heimstätte Wohnstadt in Wiesbaden, Sigo green offers modern e-cargo bike sharing, which represents a flexible and environmentally friendly mobility alternative for everyday life, leisure and family. The fleet of e-cargo bikes specially developed for sharing is robust, low-maintenance and available at fixed stations with an integrated charging function. The bikes are rented via the Sigo app, which displays available bikes at the stations in real time and can be booked directly.

There are currently six stations in Wiesbaden with a total of 12 e-cargo bikes.

Further information on the stations and prices can be found at https://sigo.green/standorte (opens in a new tab)

The sharing service "LILJA - Lastenrad für Wiesbaden" is a free service offered by the ADFC Wiesbaden/Rheingau-Taunus e.V., which provides cargo bikes to borrow free of charge. The focus is on the opportunity to test a sustainable and environmentally friendly form of mobility in an uncomplicated way and integrate it into everyday life

The project promotes the switch from motorized private transport to climate-friendly alternatives and thus supports liveable and sustainable urban development in Wiesbaden.

LILJA - Lastenrad für Wiesbaden is part of the free cargo bike movement. Further detailed information on the concept of free cargo bikes and an overview of all initiatives in German-speaking countries can be found at Link https://freies-lastenrad.org/

Further information on the "LILJA" sharing service can be found at https://lilja-wiesbaden.de/ (opens in a new tab)