Biebrich is a district that has a lot to offer. The beautiful Rhine promenade invites you to take a stroll. The historic palace park, laid out in 1811 in the English style, also offers relaxation. Biebrich Palace Park and the medieval Mosburg Castle are popular sights that combine history and nature.

The imposing Biebrich Palace, once the residence of the Princes of Nassau, dominates the townscape and is another highlight of the park. It was built in the first half of the 18th century and attracts numerous visitors with its baroque architecture and magnificent location on the Rhine.

The Biebrich promenade offers a magnificent view of the Rhine and plenty of seating to enjoy the action on the river. The passenger boats, including the famous Tamara, are a particular highlight in summer. They sail to picturesque destinations such as the Rettbergsaue or Schierstein harbor.

Biebrich has developed into a lively district with an excellent infrastructure. Residents benefit from a wide range of services and shopping opportunities right on their doorstep. There are restaurants, pubs and cafés to suit every taste, inviting you to linger.

Wiesbaden-Biebrich is a cultural hotspot. More than 100 clubs and associations characterize life in this lively district. With a diverse cultural scene ranging from local art exhibitions to international concerts, Biebrich offers something for all ages. This colorful diversity makes Biebrich a real insider tip for culture and leisure enthusiasts.

Biebrich has maintained close ties with Glarus in Switzerland for over 40 years. What began as a town friendship in 1990 became a district partnership in 2009. This connection promotes exchange between citizens and strengthens the sense of community.

The Kulturclub Wiesbaden Biebrich is known far beyond the borders of the district and regularly organizes concerts, tastings and much more.

With over 39,000 people, Biebrich is the largest district in Wiesbaden.