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Tree kangaroos spend the first months of their lives in their mothers’ pouches.
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With the KUFTI Culture and Leisure Ticket, children and young people under 18 can visit Frankfurt Museums and the Frankfurt Zoo free of charge.
Culture and Leisure Ticket / Kultur- und Freizeitticket
Free
For Children and youths under the age of 18, living in Frankfurt or attending school or daycare here, and from a household with a monthly net income of less than 4,500 euros.
For 29 Euros
For all children and youths from households with a monthly net income of over 4,500 euros regardless of where you live.
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A NEW WEBSITE FOR THE MUSEUM FÜR KOMMUNIKATION
Audio walks, digital exhibitions, and much more await discovery on the newly designed website of the Museum für Kommunikation. Take a stroll through exhibitions such as “Back to Future”, “#neuland: Ich, wir und die Digitalisierung”, and “Raumschiff Wohnzimmer” or discover the collection online.
See for yourself at www.mfk-frankfurt.de.
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NEW IN THE KUFTI-CLUB: Deutsches Romantik-Museum
Sunsets, candlelight, star-spangled skies, even whole cities like Paris are romantic for some, kitschy for others. What’s romantic for you? And where does romanticism even come from?
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The Senckenberg Naturmuseum turns 200!
In celebration of its 200th birthday, the Senckenberg Naturmuseum invites you to come and explore the museum of the present, past, and future in a wide range of activities.
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Highlights from the museums and the zoo
A playground for films
Brand new: At filmspielplatz.de you can find short films to watch and instructions for making your own film – you can bring characters to life, make your own animated film or build a film studio for your home.
The homepage was created by the DFF – Deutsches Filmmuseum & Filminstitut and the Deutsche Kinemathek in Berlin.
Have fun exploring!
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Online exhibition “From punch cards to cloud. The history of digital storage media” from 15 December
Almost everyone uses them: clouds, USB sticks, hard drives. Today, incredibly large amounts of data can be stored on the smallest of devices. But how was data stored around 60 years ago, and how did it all begin? In the online exhibition “From the punch card to the cloud”, 20 objects and archive materials cover the history of digital storage media and their use.
With digitization, more and more types of media content were stored digitally: Images, text, video and sound. Meanwhile, the amount of data worldwide is increasing rapidly: the annual data volume for 2025 is estimated at 175 billion terabytes.
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KUFTI DIGITAL – DIE UMWELT ERFORSCHEN MIT DEM JUNGEN MUSEUM
The exhibition shows how our actions affect the entire planet and how to solve urgent problems. It also encourages you to inform yourself and form your own opinion.
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KUFTI DIGITAL – BUILD A BEE MUSEUM WITH THE MUSEUM ANGEWANDTE KUNST
The Museum Angewandte Kunst – or Museum of Applied Art – is a place of possibility and discovery.
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KUFTI DIGITAL – GET CREATIVE WITH THE WELTKULTUREN MUSEUM
The Weltkulturen Museum – or World Culture Museum – focusses on stories from all over the world.
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KUFTI DIGITAL – WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP WITH THE EINTRACHT FRANKFURT MUSEUM
Night at the Museum: Eintracht TV and the museum director Matthias Thoma take you on a night-time tour of the Eintracht Frankfurt Museum.
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