DISCOVER WUPPERTAL'S WONDERFUL EVENTS!

KoKoBe Wuppertal is proud to present its second exhibition in close cooperation with the artist Gisela Kettner under the title “Reise ins Innere” (Journey to the Inside). As an outreach center for people with intellectual disabilities, KoKoBe emphasizes the promotion and presentation of creative forms of expression.

The exhibition will take place until October 16, 2023 in the premises of the Wuppertaler Färberei and is conveniently accessible by public transport from our Flemings Hotel Wuppertal-Central.

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Pablo Picasso and Max Beckmann are pioneers of modern art. For the first time, the exhibition at the Von-der-Heydt Museum presents a selection of their works in a joint retrospective. Although they probably never met, both artists illustrate in their paintings how the turbulent times in which they lived shaped them, but also opened up new perspectives. Discover similarities and differences in their paintings.

You can stay at our Flemings Hotel Wuppertal-Central, which is 650 meters away (about a 6 minute walk).

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The Wuppertal Opera will host the premiere of the opera Tristan und Isolde on October 22. In this romance, many obstacles are placed in the way of the lovers. They were, in fact, not supposed to come together at all.

Richard Wagner's musical drama has three acts. Settle back and enjoy the roughly four hours of this special love story, just as the audience did at the premiere on June 10, 1865 at the National Theater in Munich.

The opera house in the Barmen district is directly linked to our Flemings Hotel Wuppertal-Central by public transport.

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A Christmas market in a castle courtyard: Visit Lüntenbeck Castle in Wuppertal on the weekends of December 9/10 and December 16/17.

A fairytale setting with baroque music, a festively lit castle, beautifully decorated booths, local handicrafts and delicious treats await you.

Stay at the Flemings Hotel Wuppertal-Central. It's right next to Wuppertal's main train station. From there, take bus 601 in the direction of Wülfrath and travel about 20 minutes to Wuppertal-Sandfeld.

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A musical tribute to Harry Potter conquers Wuppertal. As movie clips play on the big screen, the iconic soundtracks from the Harry Potter films are performed by a live orchestra.

On January 3, 2024, in Wuppertal, Germany, you will have the chance to experience the most successful films in cinema history with Oscar-nominated film music in an unforgettable concert. Prepare for an enchanting journey into a magical realm.

Our Flemings Hotel Wuppertal-Central is only a 10 minute walk (850m) from the Historische Stadthalle Wuppertal.

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Ten years ago, the play about love was performed in Lisbon, Salzburg, London and even in Wuppertal. It is back again: "Nelken” (Carnations), the most performed piece by Pina Bausch.

Countless pink carnations cover the floor of the Wupptertal Opera House, as the dancers glide across the floor creating a spectacular wave. First, all is quiet…then, it rumbles louder and louder until, finally, all is quiet once again. Every emotion is stirred in the process.

Our Flemings Hotel Wuppertal-Central is within easy reach of the opera house by public transport.

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The Schwebebahn Run in Wuppertal is an annual running competition in which participants run the famous Schwebebahn route through the city. The 10-kilometer course is a unique opportunity to combine an athletic challenge with the beauty of Wuppertal. Runners of all levels will have an unforgettable experience.

You are warmly invited to stay overnight at our Flemings Hotel Wuppertal-Central.
 

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