Frankfurt Tourist Office: ADDRESS: Kaiserstrasse 52 Phone: 212.368.69
Entrance fees to Frankfurt's museums and exhibits range between $3.00-$8.00;
reduced prices for children, seniors and students. Some sights are free. |
| | A shrine for Goethe enthusiasts since 1863. There's an adjoining room to the house that displays a rare collection of the great poet's work - including a first edition of Faust. Open daily. ADDRESS: Grosser Hirschgraben 23 Ph: 28-28-24. |
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| | Frankfurt's hauntingingly beautiful medieval quarter is centered around a cluster of Gothic buildings known as the Romer - it includes such historic landmarks as the Imperial Hall, Romerberg Square and the Cathedral. |
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| | This interesting baroque building stands in the heart of modern Frankfurt. |
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| | Surely, the Palm Garden is one of the most beautiful botanical gardens in Europe. A must visit, especially during the spring and autumn seasons. Open daily. ADDRESS: Palmengartenstr. Ph: 212-33382. |
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| | Frankfurt's newest museum boasts an unusual architecture and a varied collection of art from the 1960's to present day. Closed Mon. ADDRESS: Domstrasse 10. Ph: 212-38819. |
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| | Housed in the former Rothschild Palais, Frankfurt's ancient Jewish community is documented in print and fine art. Tues.-Sun. ADDRESS: Unermainkai 14-15. Ph: 212-35000. |
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| | One of Germany's oldest museum's and a testament to the country's love for and roots in the movie making industry. ADDRESS: Schaumainkai 41. |
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