Museum Wiesbaden
About This Museum
If you know Wiesbaden, you know this grand old dame on Friedrich-Ebert-Allee. It's been our state's treasure chest since the 19th century, a place where you can spend an afternoon wandering from ancient Roman relics found right here in the Rhineland to jaw-dropping Expressionist paintings. The whole place feels like a series of wonderfully preserved, quiet salons, a world away from the bustle outside. It’s less a single museum and more a conversation between art, nature, and our own local story.
Collection Highlights
Don't miss the stunning collection of Russian avant-garde art from Alexej von Jawlensky; his vibrant, spiritual portraits are a true pilgrimage for art lovers. Then there's the 'Nassau Antiquities' with its Roman stonework and medieval armor telling the land's story, while the natural history wing dazzles with an impossibly beautiful array of native birds and butterflies.
Visitor Information
It's right on Friedrich-Ebert-Allee, easy to spot and just a short stroll from the Kurhaus. They're closed Mondays, but otherwise it's a perfect retreat—especially on a rainy day when the light pours into those high-ceilinged rooms.
Architecture & Building
The building itself is a magnificent example of Neoclassical grandeur, all clean lines and imposing columns, typical of that early 20th-century civic pride. It feels both stately and welcoming.
Contact & Location
Address: Museum Wiesbaden, 2, Friedrich-Ebert-Allee, Südost, Wiesbaden, Hessen, 65185, Deutschland
Phone: +49 611 3352250
Website: Visit Website
