When does the tour take place?

On 18.10.2026 at 2:00 PM at the House on the Redoute in Bonn.

Is the admission free?

Yes, the event is free of charge.

Where is the venue located?

At the House on the Redoute, Kurfürstenallee 1a, 53177 Bonn.

Is the event suitable for art and history enthusiasts?

Yes, the tour is particularly aimed at visitors who want to deepen their understanding of urban history, spa culture, and exhibition context.

Are there official information about the exhibition?

Yes, the exhibition is documented in the context of the Bad Godesberg anniversary celebrations and the House on the Redoute.

Bad Godesberg 100 tells spa history with art, place, and memory

Name: Tour through the exhibition "Bad Godesberg 100 - When is a spa a spa?"
Start: 2026-10-18T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-18T14:00:00+02:00
Location: Haus an der Redoute

Bad Godesberg 100: An exhibition about spa history, identity, and urban memory

The tour through the exhibition Bad Godesberg 100 at the House on the Redoute opens a precise, culturally rooted view of the development of Bad Godesberg from a spa town to today's district. At its core is the question of when a spa is a spa - and what this designation tells us about urban history, memory, and cultural identity. The exhibition is part of the anniversary year celebrating 100 years of Bad Godesberg and is supported by the district administration and the local history association for Bad Godesberg. ([vhh-badgodesberg.de](https://vhh-badgodesberg.de/blog/2025/10/02/als-das-bad-zum-godesberg-kam/?utm_source=openai))

Spa history as an aesthetic experience

The art experience unfolds not only through exhibits but also through the atmosphere of a place that breathes history. The House on the Redoute serves as an exhibition venue for temporary exhibitions and cultural-historical presentations; its location at Kurfürstenallee 1a anchors the exhibition in the midst of the historical ensemble of Redoute and spa park. Here, the contemplation of artworks connects with urban space, monuments, and memory. ([kulturportal.de](https://kulturportal.de/de_DE/einrichtungen/haus-an-der-redoute.1669?utm_source=openai))

Exhibits between spa, everyday life, and collective memory

The accompanying reports to the anniversary exhibition refer to original exhibits, historical views, and objects from spa and bathing life, including views, over-doors, and memorabilia that make the changes in the place visible. This creates a lively dialogue between painting, documentation, and urban history. The exhibition remains consciously accessible and educational, without losing its scientific accuracy. ([vhh-badgodesberg.de](https://vhh-badgodesberg.de/blog/2026/04/10/wie-bad-godesberg-zu-seinem-bad-kam/?utm_source=openai))

A place for cultural education and urban exploration

The House on the Redoute has been a place for exhibitions, receptions, and cultural events in Bad Godesberg for years. For visitors, the exhibition offers not only art education but also access to the history of the district. The connection to the urban historical narrative makes the visit especially valuable for those who want to experience cultural history, spa architecture, and local identity in interplay. ([kulturportal.de](https://kulturportal.de/de_DE/einrichtungen/haus-an-der-redoute.1669?utm_source=openai))

Conclusion

This tour is aimed at people who expect more than just an exhibition: a concentrated, informative, and atmospheric art experience in the context of Bad Godesberg's history. Those who want to understand how Godesberg became a spa and why this name still has cultural resonance today should attend this event live. ([vhh-badgodesberg.de](https://vhh-badgodesberg.de/blog/2025/10/02/als-das-bad-zum-godesberg-kam/?utm_source=openai))