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Museums & Exhibitions in Baden-Baden
In Baden-Baden, numerous museums offer insights into the city's rich history and tradition. From ancient relics to modern art, each museum presents unique experiences through impressive collections and changing exhibitions that offer cultural insight and inspiration.
Museum Mile
A walk along Lichtentaler Allee leads through fascinating nature to the city's most important art stations. Visitors stroll and experience the art world with all their senses. Immerse yourself in Baden-Baden's vibrant past and enjoy the "green garden" atmosphere along the Museum Mile.
All museums
Museum lovers can look forward to exciting experiences in Baden-Baden. Numerous exhibitions on a wide variety of topics inspire visitors of all ages. Whether internationally renowned artists, the work of a young generation of artists, art or history - there is a suitable museum for every interest.
Current exhibitions
Discover the diversity of art through the extensive collection of exhibitions in the city's museums and galleries . From historical masterpieces to groundbreaking contemporary installations - immerse yourself in a broad spectrum of artistic expression.
Did you know?
Free offers for those interested in art and culture.
Admission to the State Art Gallery is free every Friday.
In addition, "art meets city" presents Erwin Wurm, one of the most internationally renowned contemporary artists, in the Kurgarten in front of the Kurhaus Baden-Baden. Open to all, open in the open air.
Until October 6, 2024, you can experience scultura 24, the large open-air gallery by the old steam bath. 24 sculptors show current works, most of which were created especially for this show.
Combined ticket Museum Frieder Burda & State Art Gallery.
The Museum Frieder Burda is connected to the State Art Gallery by a glass bridge, enabling a seamless experience from classical to contemporary art. This architectural feature intensifies the art experience and symbolizes the connection between the ages. The combined ticket allows you to visit both museums for €18.