Museums in
Frankfurt

Step through the gates of time at Frankfurt's many historical and cultural museums. Frankfurt's rich past unfolds at the Historical Museum, while the Jewish Museum and the Museum Judengasse offer deep insights into Jewish history and culture.

The Cathedral Museum, tucked away next to the majestic Emperors' Cathedral, preserves treasures that bear witness to faith and tradition.

The Museum of German Romanticism captures the spirit of an era that continues to characterise German culture to this day. At the Institute of City History, you/ll become part of Frankfurt's living past, while the Goethe-House invites you to explore the world of Germany's most famous author and poet.

Finally, the Archaeological Museum opens windows to civilisations that disappeared long ago.

Every one of these museums tells of the people, their stories and dreams - a mosaic that puts together the picture of our world piece by piece.

Frankfurt is home to a number of specialised and niche museums that offer unique insights into lesser-known yet fascinating worlds. The Bible House Experience Museum sheds new light on biblical stories, while the Dialog Museum invites visitors on an extraordinary journey of discovery in the dark. Fans of modern sounds will find a tribute to electronic beats at the MOMEM - Museum of Modern Electronic Music.

The Young Museum delights with interactive experiences for younger visitors, while the Eintracht Frankfurt Museum celebrates football culture and the Icon Museum presents sacred art up close.

The Porcelain Museum, meanwhile, impresses with its exquisite collection of fine porcelain, and the Liebieghaus Sculpture Collection takes visitors through an impressive history of sculpture. Last but not least, the Shock-Haired Peter Museum offers a nostalgic look back at children's literature.

These museums tell stories that remain untold elsewhere and invite visitors to embark on unusual and enriching ways of learning and experiencing.