Museum Wiesbaden

I loved it dearly but it's not for English speakers I guess. All of the posters and some exponants didn't have English translation, even tho there were German ones... I took out my phone to translate and with Google translate and guard got mad... I would recomend it because it was one of the most meaningful and beautiful museum in the city. You need to dedicate at least 2-3 hours . If you are an artist , it is a heaven.

Lovely museum with a combination of art and science. Currently highlighting Fate of Ophelia, but contains many gorgeous pieces of various mediums. Quiet café located within.

Great art collection especially German expressionists! Jawlensky especially and Kirchner, Nolde, Werefkind, loads more. Nicely presented over 3 floors and informatively explained. There's loads more like the brilliantly blackly comic installation The Red Wagon mocks the illusory promises of Soviet communism in the form of a kind of parked-up fairground caravan/attraction. And the art nouveau/jugendstil offering is spectacular from glass to furniture to clocks to artworks including the famous Ophelia. You'll spend at least two hours and that's without the natural history sections. Museum has decent shop plus café. About 10 mins walk from Wiesbaden main station.

Great collection of art from different periods, specially from German artists. The natural history part is very well presented with many stuffed and replicas os animals. The mineral collection is impresive. The Art Deco exhibit is extremely good.

Wow!! Whoever is running their T. Swift campaign deserves a raise. The little details make the whole experience so special!! The museum was so much larger than we expected too. Although we went for Ophelia, we were blown away by the rest of the museum. Def a must see!!

Amazing museum that we stumbled on a first Saturday of the month (free entrance😍)! Diverse range of exhibitions and not too crowded at any one point of time. A must see is the fate of Orphelia exhibition. 💯 recommended.

Great little museum. Lots of different exhibits for everyone and one of the best cafes I’ve visted at a museum.

My visit here was really great, the museum is very large and I ran out of time to explore! I like the way the collection is exhibited and the diversity of it. The building layout is a total maze, picking up a floorplan at the front desk is a must. Even still I managed to get lost! The people working here are very nice too, they let me store my longboard in an office because it did not fit a locker.

I love this museum. They have great programs for kids in German. They will do parties and grips in English. I have brought at least 150 students for English language tours.

Smallish modern art museum. Not stroller or wheel chair accessible. Close to downtown. It's okay. If you like Jawlensky you might dig it.