The Historisches Museum on the Römerberg welcomes visitors with topical permanent and special exhibitions as well as a wide range of events and activities to accompany children and adults in exploring the city of Frankfurt and its history
Partly historical exhibits of the work of the police and some of Frankfurt’s most famous crimes
The museum presents the historical evolution, social and religious life of the Jewish community in Frankfurt from the 12th to the 20th century
The Judengasse Museum is a branch of the Jewish Museum and houses an exhibition presenting Jewish history up until 1800.
Historical coin and banknote collections, which vividly depicts the complex inter-relationships between money and monetary policy
The Paulskirche (St. Pauls Church) is seen as the cradle of German democracy
The Petrihouse is an idyllic excursion location offering one the opportunity to travel backwards and experience the magic of the Romantic era
The museum shows the diversity of porcelain in the cultural context of the times
Römer (city hall) and Römerberg (city hall square) are cardinal locations in Frankfurt history
Since 1987 house and garden of the artist were refurbished and converted into a small museum onto the life and work of Wilhelm Steinhausen.