Attend a conference or concert by an international artist at this 18th-century Art Nouveau concert hall, sometimes called m:con, which doubles as a congress center.

See modern artworks here, including paintings by artists like Caspar David Friedrich and Vincent van Gogh, as well as more contemporary international exhibitions.

One of Mannheim's main attractions is its impressive Baroque Palace, which dates back to the 18th century and is the second largest in Europe. Once used as the residence for the Roman electorates, part of the palace is used as a university today. A tour of the palace is a must-do in Mannheim.

Located at the heart of Mannheim, the Reiss Engelhorn Museum, or REM, is the home to over 1 million objects and artefacts. Comprised of multiple buildings, explore many exhibits ranging from fine arts to world cultures. For art or history buffs, don't miss out on the REM!

Take a photo in front of Mannheim's most iconic landmark, featuring fountains and arcades in Art Nouveau style. At night it is lit up, offering a romantic view.

Luisenpark is the largest park in Mannheim. Visitors can view more than 3,000 trees of different species, a seasonally changing sea of flowers, and various animals in the agricultural area, underwater world, and bird aviaries.