Wiesbaden meets at the Tourist Information
At the Tourist Information on the market square, you can buy handicrafts from manufacturers in the region. You can meet the people behind the lovingly and sustainably produced products in person at the Tourist Information at regular intervals.
Beaks Longgrove
The next Wiesbaden meet-up will be with Beate Kordt-Stapel, founder of Beaks Longgrove, at the T-Info on Markplatz. From the design to the finished crocheted bag, the label produces regionally in the Rhine-Main area and each product is unique as it is made by hand. Yarns and fabrics made from natural materials such as cotton, cellulose or leather are used as far as possible. Special feature: The yarn in the Wiesbaden collection is made from wood fibers.
Kari Hansen from Seck
"Wiesbaden trifft sich" goes into the next round! We are delighted to welcome Kari Hansen von Seck to the T-Info on the market square on August 10 from 11 am to 2 pm! Wiesbaden with brush, spatula or sponge in an extraordinary way - the works of art by Kari Hansen von Seck are always unique.
Come by on August 10 at the T-Info at the Markplatz in Wiesbaden and experience the artist and her works up close!
Made in the Rheingau
Save the date - on June 29 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. you can look forward to the products "Made in the Rheingau" by Maren Altpeter at the Tourist Information. From classics such as red wine salt and pepper from the barrique, rose blossom Riesling mustard as well as accessories, T-shirts and much more - the brand stands for 100% love of home and 100% love of the region. Let us surprise you with our products - we look forward to your visit.
Winery Bibo Runge
Wiesbaden trifft sich goes into the next round with Markus Bonsels from the Bibo Runge winery!
Bibo Runge - a winery in Rheingau Oestrich-Winkel - is known for its exceptional quality, innovative approach and commitment to sustainability. The repertoire includes high-quality Rieslings, Riesling sparkling wines in rosé and white as well as the non-alcoholic Deserteur line. The highlight is the "Kleiner Revoluzzer" wine, which has a story to tell in the bottle, as it dates back to the first National Assembly in the Paulskirche in 1848.
Markus Bonsels will be telling you all this and more exciting background knowledge on June 15 from 11.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. at the Tourist Info on the Markplatz in Wiesbaden - and you can also try the culinary wines for yourself - we look forward to your visit!
"Mrs. Pitogo" Photography
Kick-off to "Wiesbaden meets" 2024 - with "Ms. Pitogo" photography. Photos are her great passion - Laura Pitogo brings along Wiesbaden motifs that are extraordinarily different and simply beautiful. The postcards and calendars with the motifs will be exhibited on May 11 from 11.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. and will also be available at the Tourist Information Office.
Wollà KnittingManufactory
On October 21, "Wiesbaden trifft sich" took place for the last time this year at the Tourist-Info. The guest was Ulf Zaeper from Wollà StrickManufaktur.
Pearls sparkling wine manufactory
At Pearls Sektmanufaktur, you can experience the disgorging process live on site. You have never tasted sparkling wine this fresh before. The bottle is first immersed upside down in a cold bath at around -20 degrees. The yeast that has previously settled in the neck of the bottle is sealed in an ice plug. When the bottle is turned upside down, placed upright and freed from the crown cork, the ice plug shoots out all by itself due to the high pressure in the bottle and the sparkling wine is freed from the yeast, i.e. disgorged. An absolute highlight that never ceases to amaze people.
Stay In A Kite - Sustainable lifestyle fashion made from used sails. Individual and upcycled
Every piece is unique! Designed and cut in Hesse, Stay In A Kite, Doris Ivanschitz's company, only uses used sails, organic materials and recycled materials to protect our environment.
Matilda Nola - Handmade fashion & home accessories
Produced in Wiesbaden! For sale in Wiesbaden! Fits Wiesbaden!
Hand-sewn from designer fabrics and coffee sacks, Matilda Nola's unique pieces are more than just eye-catchers. Practical and stylish, sustainably processed and upcycled from special fabrics, Patricia Süsz offers a special collection made from different types of fabric.
Hawaiian shirts from Christian Jakob
Christian Jakob came up with the idea for his shirts in 2015, when he thought that the coat of arms of Wiesbaden - his adopted home - would make a chic Hawaiian shirt. After a year full of designs, planning and preparations, he founded the "Schönwetterfront" label together with Rebecca Schmalenbach in January 2016. The team was joined by Berlin fashion designer Vanessa Sandweg, who is responsible for the cuts of the men's and women's shirts.
The colorful Hawaiian-inspired shirts by Christian Jakob are also available at the Tourist Information. Whether socks, caps, shirts or hoodies - everything is handmade in Germany, fair and durable.
Wiesbaden calendar by Angie Meyer
Exclusively available at the Tourist Information is a Wiesbaden calendar by photographer Angie Meyer, who has put together her favorite motifs away from the classic shots. She presented her calendar in person at the Tourist Information on August 6.
Angie Meyer is a passionate headshot photographer and helps her clients take their public image to the next level with expressive profile photos. In her art, she lives out her passion for "on-the-road" and black and white photography.
