Germany's oldest rack-and-pinion railroad operated with water ballast and Wiesbaden's "weirdest landmark" takes you up the Neroberg every 15 minutes from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on the Easter weekend.

On Easter Saturday, April 19, the big Easter fire festival with children's show, DJs, bouncy castles and much more will be celebrated at the Schlachthof from 6 pm. Admission is free!

The Burgfalken Shooting Club invites you to its traditional "Easter Egg Shoot" on Easter Saturday from 11 am to 5 pm. In addition to classic indoor air rifle shooting, there will also be outdoor archery for children and adults.

On Easter Sunday, April 20, the guided tour at 3 p.m. at the Museum Wiesbaden is all about eggs. There are not only many different eggs to discover in the collection, but also a small study exhibition that tells exciting stories about eggs.

At the Caligari FilmBühne's KinderKino on Easter Sunday at 2.30 pm, "The Bunny School - Hunt for the Golden Egg" is on the program. Max is actually a normal city bunny. He likes clothes, hanging out with friends and wants to become a member of the gang "Die Wahnsinns-Hasen". But then fate catapults him into a completely different world: bunny school!

Whether it's a targeted rummage or a relaxed stroll - the flea market "Am Parkfeld" in Biebrich invites you to hunt for bargains on Easter Saturday, April 19.

The most important highlights in one hour: On the entertaining tour of Wiesbaden's landmarks on Easter Saturday, April 19, at 4 p.m., there will be interesting facts and exciting anecdotes.

26 hot springs with healing effects, beautiful nature, stately facades, the oldest grand hotel in Europe and charming anecdotes - on April 19, you can embark on a journey through time through the world-class spa town of Wiesbaden on the "Naturally Wiesbaden" guided tour at 11 a.m.

Johann Sebastian Bach's St. John Passion will be performed in the Lutherkirche on Good Friday, April 18, at 5 pm. Bach supplements the text of the Passion based on the Gospel of John with chorales and free texts. The daring harmonies and melodies, particularly in the turban choirs, create a dramatic effect that still captivates audiences today.

On Easter Saturday, several rooms on the Beletage of the Literaturhaus Villa Clementine will be open to you from 1pm to 6pm. In an informal setting, you can browse through the book exchange, marvel at the magnificent historicist architecture of the listed villa or just relax and read for a while. The GLYG team takes care of the female well-being.

Take advantage of the Staatstheater's Easter offer: on Easter Sunday, April 20, you can experience Mozart's comic opera for 25 euros on all seats. The play presents an everlasting love story, a playful and biting social satire - and yet all these descriptions fall short. Because "Figaro" is above all: a work of upheaval, a piece of the stormy urge for personal recognition and thus at the same time a timeless symbol of the rebellion of the individual against the establishment.

The study exhibition "Oological Studies - The Origin is in the Egg" at the Museum Wiesbaden focuses on the biological egg and its use in our culture from April 10 to October 19. Egg