Best Museums in Frankfurt

A collection of world-class museums along the Main River, offering something for everyone interested in art, architecture, or history.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's birthplace, now a museum providing insights into the life of one of Germany’s greatest literary figures.

Goethe House is the birthplace of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, showcasing how his family lived, while the adjacent Goethe Museum displays artworks from his time.

The Senckenberg Natural History Museum is a modern museum with Europe's biggest exhibition of large dinosaurs and a large collection of stuffed birds.

The Museum District (Museumsufer) is a collection of 16 museums, including the Städel Art Museum and the Museum of World Cultures.

The Städel Museum is an art museum with a collection of paintings from the 14th century to contemporary works, including masterpieces by Old Masters and modern artists.

Many of the cathedral's most important artifacts can be viewed in Dom Museum Frankfurt.

Also of Interest here is the Historical Museum founded in 1878 its interesting collections relate to frankfurt's Rich cultural history from medieval to Modern Times

An area along the Main river featuring over 10 incredible museums.

A museum that houses works by artists such as Rembrandt, Monae, and Picasso.

An interactive museum with various educational and fun attractions.

The Frankfurter Gerta house, the birthplace of Gerta, has been transformed into a museum.

A cultural area along the Main River with museums set in renovated villas and modern buildings.

The German Film Museum showcases the history of film, from early optical entertainments to modern blockbusters.

A museum located along the Museum Embankment.

Showcasing the city's past through models and exhibits near Romerberg.

A cultural area along both sides of the river mine.

A museum inside Villa Metsler showcasing design, style, and everyday art.

The German Architecture Museum features thousands of plans and hundreds of scale models that have helped shape the world’s skylines.

One of the museums along the embankment.

One of the museums along the embankment.

One of the museums along the embankment.

One of the museums along the embankment.

The restored home where the famous German writer Yoan Wolfgong Van Guda was born and lived.

The restored home where the famous German writer Yoan Wolfgong Van Guda was born and lived.

Features paintings and sculptures from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Holds one of Europe's finest sculpture collections spanning over 5,000 years.

Houses the Museum of Applied Arts.

Displays dinosaurs and exhibits about animals and the Earth's history.

Life-sized dinosaur at the Zenberg Nature Museum.

Life-sized dinosaur at the Zenberg Nature Museum.

Fossils at the Zenberg Nature Museum.

Fossils at the Zenberg Nature Museum.

Fossils at the Zenberg Nature Museum.

Cast of Lucy, a 3.2 millionyear-old early human at the Zenberg Nature Museum.

Handle objects and take part in simple experiments at the Zenberg Nature Museum.

A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its fossils from 47 million years ago.

One of the most important art collections in Germany with paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures, with a Van Gogh exhibition.

Senckenberg Naturmuseum is a natural history museum housing an extensive array of exhibits, from ancient fossils to modern biodiversity.

Frankfurt has many museums that are tourist destinations.

The Gutenberg Museum is located in Mainz.

The University of Mannheim keeps the ornate Palace from the Baroque era open as a museum.

The German National Museum of Contemporary history in Bonn offers an intriguing insight into the world war and everything that's happened since.

The Beethoven House Museum in Bonn is a fun stop for all music stes and history lovers.

Goethe-Haus is the birthplace of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, one of Germany’s greatest writers and poets.

The Stadel Museum is a world-renowned gallery which houses treasures by many of Europe’s classical and modern masters.

MMK is a triangular-shaped gallery that Frankfurters refer to as 'the piece of cake,' showcasing modern art.

Naturmuseum Senckenberg features remarkable remains of 50-million-year-old dinosaurs.

A science center in Frankfurt.

A VR experience in Frankfurt offering time travel.

The birthplace of Johan Wulf gang Fon Gerta, Germany's most celebrated writer.

The Museum of Modern Art showcases works by renowned artists from the 1960s onwards.

The Dialog Museum allows visitors to experience life as a blind person.

The birthplace of Johann Wolfgang von gutter, this house offers a glimpse into the life of Germany's most famous writer.

The Senkenberg Natural History Museum features life-sized models and fossils, with an extensive collection of animal specimens.

The Deutsches Film Museum offers an in-depth look at the history and Technology of Cinema.

The Liebieghaus features a diverse collection of sculptures ranging from ancient Egypt to the Renaissance.

The Museum Angewandte Kunst features a wide range of European textiles, paintings and furniture.

The blogger visited Cafe Whacker near the Stato Museum.

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