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The Archaeological Museum preserves, researches and communicates Frankfurt’s oldest history and brings classical antiquity and the ancient Orient to life!

Concerts, readings and film screenings have been held in the old industrial building since the 1980s.

In the heart of the city center, the Cinéma am Roßmarkt has been inviting visitors to enjoy films since 1956.

With modern technology and the motto “showing other films differently”, the cinema makes every visit a special experience.

Dialogue in the dark: Here you are guided through lightless exhibition rooms by blind/visually impaired experts.

Close to the Konstablerwache, the Eldorado has been Frankfurt’s oldest cinema since 1912!

A weekly children’s program, youth film festivals, film art and entertainment await you at the municipal cinema!

At the Galli Theater, children experience theater from two sides: They watch fairy tale performances and are also allowed on stage themselves.

Independent theater productions, guest performances from all over the world, children’s theater and dance performances await you at the Gallus Theater.

Maxi the squirrel invites the youngest cinema fans to an interactive movie adventure four times a year.

Theater, cabaret programs, children’s theater, poetry slams and cinema events take place in a personal and cozy atmosphere.

The Künstler*innenhaus Mousonturm shows different forms of art – for example theater, dance, music or performances.

The selection of films from a wide variety of countries makes it possible to experience the cinema as a unique social space for film viewing.

Theater experiences for young and old – from opera plays, operettas, musicals and concert evenings to children’s programs!

Together with writers, artists and musicians, there are a wide variety of events: Readings, poetry slams, graphic novel evenings, concerts ranging from singer/songwriting to jazz.

In addition to theater and music, the ETF offers workshops and talks with actors. You will learn English in a playful way.

The program includes drama and puppet theater, fairy tales, dramas and comedies for children from the age of 2 and for all ages.

In addition to entertaining programs in Frankfurt dialect, musical productions such as operettas or revues and literary classics are brought to the stage in an entertaining way.

At the Literaturhaus, young people can take part in the “writing room” and children can experience picture book afternoons.

The Junge Theaterwerkstatt am Zoo is a place for everyone who enjoys theater, music, dance, participation and making the world a better place.

Here you can see plays, attend readings and movie nights or take part in one of our many workshops. From event technology or DJing to photography, painting and dance, there is something for everyone to discover.

The Bible House is an adventure museum with lots of things to try out.

As a nationwide center, the Anne Frank Educational Center develops innovative concepts and methods to strengthen and empower young people and adults for active participation in an open and democratic society.

It is the most beautiful museum in the world and has a fistful of humor behind its walls: With its collection of works from the “New Frankfurt School”, the Caricatura Museum has the highest humor content on the museum scene.

The Deutsches Architekturmuseum (DAM)—Germany’s first architecture museum, in existence since 1984—is considered one of the leading addresses for historical and contemporary architecture.

DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum is home to not only a museum, but also a cinema, archives and collections, festivals, digital platforms, research and digitisation projects as well as numerous educational programs, all of them uniquely brought together under a single roof.

The new Deutsches Romantik-Museum (German Romanticism Museum) is open—the first museum in the world to devote itself entirely to that epoch.

The mayhaus is located in the housing estate Römerstadt, not far from the Nidda Park

Dommuseum Frankfurt shows ecclesiastical treasury art, a rich collection of Medieval and Baroque Eucharistic vestments and important exhibits relating to Frankfurt’s Imperial cathedral.

More than 130 experimental stations from the fields of mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and technology invite you to try them out in the EXPERIMINTA ScienceCenter.

What’s typical of Frankfurt? The answer must of course include Goethe, Äppelwoi cider, the Römer, skyscrapers – and the Eintracht Frankfurt football club.

In order to give the citizens an insight into the tradition of the fire service in the historical sense, the museum collects everything from the field of fire services. Exhibits are also being restored at great expense.

Fotografie Forum Frankfurt (FFF) is among the leading independent centres for photography in Europe.

The Goethe-Haus is among the most important memorial places dedicated to the German poet.

Frankfurter Kunstverein is an interdisciplinary exhibition space for contemporary art and culture.

Deutsche Bundesbank’s Money Museum is a unique place of learning and exciting experiences.

Kuhhirtenturm (Tower of the Cowherds) was built in 1390 and restored to its original glory by the City of Frankfurt in 2011. Fondation Hindemith has installed a memorial space here to composer Paul Hindemith, who lived in the building from 1923 to 1927.

The Adlerwerke historical site is a place of remembrance and education that invites further exchange and is also committed to a diverse, open and democratic coexistence in our present day.

Historisches Museum Frankfurt is the city’s oldest museum and one of the largest city museums in Europe.

Ikonenmuseum Frankfurt presents the highlights of its collection, which has been developed on the basis of the icons bequeathed to it by Dr. Jörgen Schmidt-Voigt, in a redesigned permanent exhibition.

The Institut für Stadtgeschichte (Institute for the History of Frankfurt) is Frankfurt’s ‘memory’.

Immerse yourself in the diversity of Jewish cultures and find out more about the important history and multifaceted lives of Jews in Frankfurt from the Renaissance and the Emancipation of the Jews to our present day.

With over 3,000 works on around 1,600 m² of floor space the Liebieghaus, located centrally on the banks of the River Main, is one of the most important sculpture museums world-wide.

Junges Museum Frankfurt is an inspiring place of learning for all that offers hands-on knowledge.

The DZ BANK Art Foundation is showing photographic works of art ranging from cameraless photography to computer-generated images. A free children’s workshop is held every first Saturday of the month from 3.30 to 5.30 pm.

The multi-award-winning museum building on Schaumainkai offers visitors a comprehensive insight into the history of communications.

Museum Giersch of Goethe University presents changing exhibitions on diverse topics from the fields of art, culture and science.

Museum Angewandte Kunst is decidedly a role model as regards contemporary museum concepts.

Amid the archaeologically reconstructed excavations on Frankfurt’s former Judengasse the permanent exhibition unfurls a panorama of Jewish daily life in early modern times.

Portikus is an internationally renowned institution for contemporary art.

Since its foundation, the MMK has seen itself as a venue for experimentation and reflection.

Experience electronic music and grooves in an exhibition? Now available at the Museum of Modern Electronic Art in the heart of Frankfurt at the Hauptwache.

The SCHIRN KUNSTHALLE FRANKFURT is one of the most renowned and high-profile exhibition venues in Europe is located between Dom and Römer.

Senckenberg Museum of Natural History is one of the largest museums of its kind in Europe.

Porzellan Museum Frankfurt presents the most extensive publicly accessible collection of Höchst faiences and porcelain.

Founded in 1815 as a civic foundation by banker and merchant Johann Friedrich Städel, Städel Museum is regarded as the oldest and most renowned museum foundation in Germany.

Stoltze-Museum was founded in 1978 and is supported by Frankfurter Sparkasse and Frankfurter Sparkasse foundation.

The world of Shockheaded Peter and his author comes to life in Frankfurt’s new Old Town.

With TOWER MMK in the TaunusTurm, MUSEUM MMK FÜR MODERNE KUNST has a third venue since 2014.

Over 4,500 very large and very small animals from around 500 different species live in Frankfurt Zoo.

Weltkulturen Museum, housed in three 19th century villas on the banks of the River Main, is a hub of interdisciplinary collaboration.

Since 2007 the former Frankfurt chief customs office has been converted into a venue of MUSEUM MMK FÜR MODERNE KUNST.