Weekend glance, 8th to 10th August, Wiesbaden
Wiesbaden, the charming state capital of Hesse, is buzzing with a variety of exciting events throughout August. Let's take a look at some of the highlights that are sure to entice both locals and visitors alike.
The 48th Rheingau Wine Week, currently ongoing, is a celebration not to be missed. With over 1,000 different wines from 94 winemakers, the festival around Wiesbaden town hall offers a delightful opportunity to enjoy a glass (or more) from your favourite winemakers, either at home or at one of the 19 wine tasting stations in the city centre.
For those with a taste for Latin American culture, Wiesbaden's Culture Center Schlachthof is hosting a weekend extravaganza from August 8th to 10th. The event promises DJs, traditional folklore shows, live music, food, and drinks, promising an unforgettable experience.
Music enthusiasts have a treat in store on August 8th, with the VIP-Ausschank event featuring performances by Enno Uhde, Andreas Brokemper, Jochen Kreit, and R. Alexander Lorz. Unfortunately, details about the August 9th and 10th VIP-Ausschanks are yet to be revealed.
Classical music lovers can look forward to the Havana Lyceum Orchestra's concert on August 10th. The performance, which takes place in the Kurhaus hall, will be a fusion of Caribbean rhythms and classical music, featuring Canadian pianist Stewart Goodyear. Admission details for this event are yet to be announced.
For those seeking a more relaxed pace, the Radisson Blu Schwarzer Bock is hosting a Champagne brunch with jazz accents called "Bubbles & Bowls" on August 10th.
History buffs can embark on a tour called "In the Footsteps of the Grand Hotels" on August 8th, a journey through anecdotes and stories that highlight Wiesbaden's grand hotels.
The Neroberg tour, scheduled for August 10th, offers a stroll through Wiesbaden's city mountain, showcasing its diversity and history, including a visit to the Russian Church. The tour lasts for an hour and costs €13.50.
On August 10th, the Stadtmuseum am Markt is hosting a finissage for the special exhibition on the Roman border system Limes. The event offers an open workshop for families, an exclusive curator-led tour, and Sekt with Roman snacks.
The 48th Rheingau Wine Week drew a successful balance in 2024, with winemakers reporting on their success and Wiesbaden being a culinary delight during the event. The first festival weekend in 2024 was particularly lively, with a shared experience of "the longest wine bar in the world" attracting numerous visitors to the festival grounds.
For more news from the Mitte district, or to explore the event calendar for the state capital Wiesbaden, head online. Whether you're a wine connoisseur, a music lover, or a history enthusiast, Wiesbaden has something for everyone this August.
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