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Orange Night 2026

On Saturday, October 24, starting at 5:30 p.m., Orange Night 2026 will take place in Biebrich Castle Park—an event to raise awareness about violence against women and girls. The meeting point is behind the castle, near the fountain. Participation is free. Everyone interested is welcome. Register now!

Orange Night 2026 Poster - Biebrich Palace bathed in orange light.
Orange Night 2026 at Biebrich Castle Park.

Orange Night invites you to a special evening in Biebrich Castle Park. At various stations, you’ll find information, practical resources, and opportunities to get involved and connect with others.

The focus is on safety and prevention in public spaces. Together with partners in Wiesbaden, we’ll show where to find support, what options are available, and how we can work together to create a safe community.

Participation is free. Space is limited.

Orange Night 2026 Poster
Orange Night 2026 Poster

Walking Through the Castle Park Together

After the welcome, participants will be divided into groups. They will then set off together on a tour of the castle grounds. At each of the various stations, there will be 15 minutes to learn, try things out, and participate. Afterward, everyone will move on to the next station together. The groups will be formed on site, and participants will be briefed on the schedule.

Information Resources:

  • Information & Prevention
    : Useful information about safety, prevention, and available support.
  • Police & Municipal
    Police Information, discussions, and insights into the work of the police and municipal police.
  • Self-Assertion & Self-Defense
    : Practical exercises and opportunities to explore your own options for action.
  • Services for Girls and Young Women
    : Information and resources on empowerment, support, and safety.
  • “Luisa is Here!”
    A low-threshold support service for unpleasant or threatening situations while out and about.
  • "Heimwegtelefon
    " Information about the service and how women can get support on their way home.

Good to know

  • The meeting point is located directly behind Biebrich Castle, near the fountain. Please head there first when the event begins. There are no signs on site.
  • Bring a flashlight! Since the event takes place in the evening and parts of the tour go through the park, we recommend bringing your own flashlight. Flashlights are available for rent on site for a deposit.
  • There are accompanying activities for children.

Organizers and Partners

Organized by the Municipal Women’s Affairs Office of the State Capital of Wiesbaden, in collaboration with:

Zonta Wiesbaden
, the Prevention Council
, the Office for Road Traffic and City Police
, the West
Hesse Police Headquarters, and the Wiesbaden Girls* Working Group

Municipal Women's Representative

Address

Rathaus
Schlossplatz 6
65183 Wiesbaden

Postal address

P.O. Box 3920
65029 Wiesbaden

Notes on public transport

Bus stop Dern'sches Gelände, Luisenplatz and Wilhelmstraße.

Information on accessibility

  • Barrier-free access is available
  • The WC is barrier-free

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