This museum is half art museum and half natural history museum. There's some renovation going on, so the entrance is at the corner of Wilhelm and Rhein Streets. There's usually a few free open parking spots on the street behind the museum, but otherwise use one of the paid city garages. There's not much in the way of English at this museum, but that doesn't detract from it too much except for the historical portions and modern art, which like most modern art definitely requires some understanding to enjoy. Odd for a large city museum, most of the staff does not speak even a little English, and we definitely had some awkward interactions there. There are rotating and special exhibits (one on fungi when we went). There are quite a few interactive opportunities for kids (identifying European bird calls stumped us though). Also have a look at the display showing colors of nature. Never seen a museum display a collection like that, and it was very cool. I'd suggest going on a free day, it's not the cheapest and we were forced to pay a special exhibit price, despite not wanting to see them.

A very impressive museum with huge art spaces. The modern art collection is particularly impressive. Jawlensky and Beuys on display. And much else besides.

It’s been two years since I moved to wiesbaden and somehow I’d never been here before. This place is like a mixture of a painting museum and natural history museum. Some stuff exhibited are really cool. I liked especially they line animals up by colour. :)

Great collection, wonderful museum. Great collection of Jawlensky paintings (who is buried on the Russian cemetery in Wiesbaden). A wonderful nude portrait of Quappi by Beckmann (upside down). And, of course, one of the Nanna portraits by Anselm Feuerbach.

It was a free entry weekend. It had multiple floors and a wide variety of exhibits. I haven't visited many museums before to be able to compare this one to others, but I enjoyed it very much. I would definitely recommend it to others, especially on one of their event nights.