Remarkable space, notable for having a structure that resembles a house within in a house. The…read morepermanent exhibition on the 3rd floor is worth seeking out; 25 scale models of important settlements throughout history. Although I didn't necessarily agree with all of the choices (a few of the buildings in Frankfurt were included, inevitably), the detail that went into making them is incredible. On the day I visited, the ground floor had an exhibition about permeable architecture that blew my mind. It featured scale models, plans and photographs of buildings in Singapore and Asia, where the idea is to have them festooned with trees, shrubbery and artificial lakes, as though nature had reclaimed the buildings for themselves. It was all a bit too much Planet of the Apes for my liking.

A hands on museum, experience for adults as well as kids…read more Located in an air raid bunker in the middle of the city (see walls over 7 feet thick!) the place is packed with technical, historical and phenomenal curiosities. Collect your 3D specs and just explore :) At the time of writing entrance costs: Adult EUR12 under 12 EUR6 Student, seniors, Youth EUR9 Family ticket EUR33 A friend has booked the museum for his 50th birthday, should be a hoot.

For the most part a really fun museum. For an attraction meant for children I found the…read morepornographic pictures to be quite out of place. Still really friendly and helpful staff and amazing optical illusions, holograms, hands on exhibits. Very creative. 5 parking spots and not over crowded. Fair price, will keep you busy about 2-3 hrs if you check out everything. Coffee lounge and clean bathrooms.

This is one of those places that I really wish I had more time in Frankfurt. We were only able to…read moremake a quick stop, see a few things and then I had to move on and I simply didn't have enough time to circle back. Seriously, this is bookmarked for my next visit to Frankfurt. The Carmelite Monastery was built from 1246 onwards and has been expanded and extended significantly since then. This place has seen some stuff. As they say, "If the walls could talk." From being a church, a customs warehouse (especially coffee and tobacco), fire station, stage house and even some nearby brothels. Largely destroyed by Allied bombing (yeah, that comes up a lot for Frankfurt), it's been rebuilt much. Today, it is the city's archaeological museum with collections of prehistoric finds of Frankfurt, antiques from 1400 BC up to the 5th century AD and even an exhibit on the Middle Ages. Dang, so much to see.

Loved this museum...if you like history and technology. You don't have to be a geek…read more It's a walk through time staring from earliest forms of communications. It's mostly a German view of progress with little attention to British, American and other contributions. Part of what makes this interesting. For English speakers only, you will need the audio with a iPod device. All exhibits are in German...my only gripe. The audio quality is very good, and each track is about 2 mins long. And kinda follows the layout of the museum. Helpful staff. This would be 5 Stars if the exhibits were also in English. I'd estimate that the English audio covers only 1/4 to 1/3 of the exhibits in German. One fascinating fact: Hitler required every family to have a radio to listen to his propaganda broadcasts. Also learned that the Germans routinely stole telecom patents much like the China of today. A bargain at 4.5 Euros including audio headset. TIP: the exhibit portion will have no interest to small children.

Saw this as i was going to try and see the big museum next door. Only cost 3€ to get in. Rather…read moresmall so you only need about 90 minutes. The exhibits have english. Some of the interactive exhibits were not working downstairs. Overall not a bad stop to get out of the cold.

The Keltenwelt am Glauberg is a Celtic museum, with a coffee shop and a small gift shop area. The…read moreexhibition is very interesting and has interactive parts. Most important part of the exhibition is "Keltenfürst". Additionally there is a park and hiking route, but as it was raining we didn't try it. Enjoy

Nice museum with self-guided tours and lots of interactive exhibits for kids. Great views and…read moreexcellent hikes. Definitely Four Stars.