The star painter of the italian baroque in Frankfurt – Guido Reni
With a large-scale exhibition opening to the public on 23 November 2022, the Städel Museum is rediscovering the former star painter of the Italian Baroque: Guido Reni (1575–1642).
Frankfurt ranked 7th most liveable city in the world
Frankfurt has now made it to seventh place in the Economist’s annual city ranking, moving back into the top 10 for the first time since the outbreak of the Corona pandemic – ahead of other major German cities, making Frankfurt the most liveable city in Germany.
“City Cycling” 2022 campaign starts in Frankfurt on 3 June
“Cycling for a better climate” is the motto of the 21-day campaign in which all Frankfurt residents can take part and save many tonnes of CO2 together.
CLOSE UP Talks in Städel Museum: How political is art?
The Städel Museum Frankfurt invites you to a three-part series of talks in which selected experts will discuss the subject of art and politics.
Chagall: World In Turmoil
The Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt illuminates Marc Chagall’s work of the 1930s and 1940s in a major exhibition.
The world under one roof
Darmstadt is now a World Cultural Heritage Site. In addition to the Mathildenhöhe, the Hessian State Museum in Darmstadt is also worth a visit. The museum invites you to dis-cover a variety of internationally significant treasures from the fields of nature, art and crafts.
Book tip “The Big Short”
One of the best business books of the past two decades – Malcolm Gladwell “New York Times Book Review”
In the land of the open distant
A little more than 100 kilometers northeast of the Rhine-Main region stretches the Rhön Mountains. The center of the low mountain range has been a UNESCO biosphere reserve for around 30 years and is also a star park now. Attractive for hikers, cyclists and motor-cyclists, gliders and paragliders, as well as stargazers.
Mathildenhöhe is UNESCO World Heritage
The “Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt” is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This was decided by the World Heritage Committee of the United Nations Cultural Organization on Saturday at its 44th session.
1250 years of Eschborn: A town and its stories
In a deed of the monastery at Lorsch an der Bergstraße from the year 770 AD, two brothers donate parts of their property in Eschborn to the monastery.
