Museum Wiesbaden entrance ticket
Overview
Explore art and nature at Museum Wiesbaden. Discover the Jugendstil collection, Aesthetics of Nature exhibits, and more.
Highlights
- You'll discover the extensive collection of Museum Wiesbaden, spanning from the Middle Ages to the present day
- There will be a chance to explore the enrichening Jugendstil collection of Ferdinand Wolfgang Neess, featuring over 500 objects
- A highlight includes the mesmerising light installation Jupiter in the Octagon by Rebecca Horn
- This is an opportunity to gain a fresh perspective on art and nature
The Museum Wiesbaden, a harmonious blend of art and nature, houses an extensive collection that spans from the Middle Ages to the present day, featuring significant works by renowned artists such as Alexej von Jawlensky. Since 2019, the museum's offerings have been further enriched by the Jugendstil collection of Ferdinand Wolfgang Neess, boasting over 500 objects.
The natural history exhibitions, collectively known as "Aesthetics of Nature," showcase intriguing specimens from various fields including zoology, botany, and geology. The museum building itself is a sight to behold. Designed by Theodor Fischer, it has undergone extensive renovations to provide modern exhibition spaces. A particular highlight is the mesmerising light installation "Jupiter in the Octagon" by Rebecca Horn, which greets visitors in the entrance area.
A visit to the Museum Wiesbaden offers a fresh perspective on art and nature, making it a worthwhile experience for all.
Copyrights: Hessisches-Landesmuseum: Marcel Waldmann @WICM CC BY 4.0 / Jugendstilaustellung: Florian Trykowski für Hessen Agentur GmbH / Eisbär/Foyer: Bernd_Fickert
What's included
- Entrance fees
- Guided tour
Meeting & pickup
Show your ticket at the ticket counter.
Additional info
Accessibility:
- The museum is accessible to wheelchair users and guests with reduced mobility
- Wheelchairs, stools, buggies, and baby carriers are available for borrowing in the foyer
- A hearing induction system is available in the lecture hall for individuals with hearing aids
Know in advance:
- Opening times: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm. Thursday from 10 am to 9 pm. Monday closed
- On the first Saturday of every month, you can visit the museum free of charge
- Children and young people under 18 years old can enter free of charge
- Reduced admission to the Museum Wiesbaden is available for students, severely disabled persons, unemployed individuals, and recipients of social benefits, upon presentation of valid proof
Remember to bring:
- A valid ID and, if necessary, proof of the reduced admission
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation up to 1 day before the experience starts for a full refund.
Questions
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