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.
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Guided tour