--- title: "Children" url: "https://www.visitfrankfurt.travel/en/frankfurt-tips/children/All" language: "en" breadcrumb: "Root > Home > Frankfurt Tips > Children" --- Frankfurt for Families and Children =================================== Experiences, guided tours, special offers and more - - - - - A big city for little visitors **Towers, parks and playgrounds, animals, theatre - there is a lot to experience with children in Frankfurt. We have put together a few highlights for you on this page.** For those who like to be outdoors, the banks of the River Main offer endless space to play, run and relax. Equally popular amongst young and old, river cruises on the Main offers unique perspectives of the city and the youthful thrill of a boat trip on the rushing waters. The Senckenberg Museum of Natural History is another highlight for curious young visitors. With its impressive dinosaur skeletons and interactive exhibitions, it awakens enthusiasm for the natural sciences. Then there's the (Unfortunately, their website is only available in German.), which invites children to climb, build and explore with its creative play areas. Whatever your and your children's interests are, Frankfurt is an ideal destination for families who want to discover new things together and experience unforgettable moments. I see! Did you know that the “Struwwelpeter” (aka Shock-Haired Peter) is a real (and much-loved) Frankfurt character? The children's book was written in 1844 by the celebrated Frankfurt doctor and psychiatrist, Heinrich Hoffmann. Tips for kindergarten children For children of kindergarten age, Frankfurt offers numerous attractive and age-appropriate activities that are both entertaining and educational. Here are some of our highlights: - GrünGürtel (The Frankfurt Green Belt) This large leisure and recreation area encircles the city and offers plenty of space to play, discover and relax amidst Mother Nature. Theme trails, playgrounds and picnic areas make the GrünGürtel a perfect destination for family outings - Ich-Denkmal (Me-Monument) The “Ich-Denkmal” in Frankfurt provides another special experience for small children and their families. With its playful and accessible design, it encourages the little ones to marvel and discover. Here, families may enjoy a moment of peace and quiet together, while the creative atmosphere is sure to awaken children's curiosity about the world around them. The “Me Monument” thus becomes an unforgettable excursion that not only appeals to the senses of young children, but also creates a loving setting for family moments together. - Palmengarten (Frankfurt Botanical Gardens) With its vast greenhouses and themed gardens, the “Palm Garden” invites visitors on a journey of discovery through the flora of various climate zones. Special guided tours and events for children make the natural sciences exciting and tangible. - Papageno Musiktheater im Palmengarten (Children's Music Theatre) The Papageno Music Theatre offers performances that are specially designed for children. Fairy tales and musical pieces are staged in a way that both fascinates and educates children of kindergarten age. - Frankfurt Zoo The zoo is always a hit with the little ones. Featuring countless animal species from all over the world, Frankfurt Zoo not only offers the opportunity to observe animals, but also to learn many interesting facts about them. Tickets and discounts In Frankfurt, families and children may benefit from a range of offers to visit museums at reduced rates or even free of charge. Admission to the **municipal museums** is free for children and young people up to and including the age of 17. The **KUFTI ticket** provides children and young persons under the age of 18 with free admission to many municipal museums. **Satourday** offers families free admission to participating museums with special programmes and workshops. This special offer is available on the last Saturday of every month. And let's not forget the **Frankfurt Card**, which offers reduced admission to museums as well as further discounts on public transport and a variety of selected attractions. These options make cultural experiences in Frankfurt more accessible to families and invite them to go on exciting tours of discovery throughout the city. Special tips for primary school children Frankfurt offers a wide range of exciting and educational activities for primary school children that stimulate both creativity and the spirit of discovery.  Here are some of the many special opportunities available: - At this hands-on museum, science becomes an adventure. Over 100 experimental stations invite you to explore and understand phenomena from the fields of physics, maths, technology and computer science for yourself. - and the The city forest is a great place for exploring nature and offers numerous nature trails, (water) playgrounds and picnic areas. Here, children have the chance to discover the local flora and fauna and to learn more about environmental protection. From the Goethe Tower, children and adults are afforded stunning views of the city. Come to our municipal forest and experience an adventure that combines fun and discovery. - The visitor centre at Frankfurt Airport offers primary school children an unforgettable expedition into the world of aviation. With interactive exhibitions and special children's tours, young visitors find out what goes on at an international airport. - Here, young explorers may immerse themselves in the world of dinosaurs and discover the fascinating diversity of life on Earth. - The Young Museum Frankfurt offers exciting interactive exhibitions especially for families with children of primary school age and above. On Level 2, temporary exhibitions invite visitors to experiment and explore, allowing children to discover the world through play. On weekends, selected workshops open their doors, where you can print, make paper or play in historical rooms. Curiosity and creativity are welcome here, as trying things out and self-directed learning are the focus. You can find all current offers in the . Tips for teenagers Frankfurt offers a variety of exciting and inspiring activities for young people, ranging from cultural experiences to action-packed adventures. Here are a few highlights that appeal especially to young persons: - Bildungsstätte Anne Frank (Educational Centre) The Anne Frank Educational Centre in Frankfurt offers young people a profound and moving opportunity to engage with the story of Anne Frank while exploring important topics such as tolerance, human rights and civil courage. - DFF - Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum (German Film Museum) The German Film Museum in Frankfurt is a must for young film fans and budding cineastes. With its fascinating permanent exhibition on the history of film, interactive stations that invite you to join in and a diverse film programme in the museum's own cinema, the museum offers young people exciting insights into the world of cinema. From the beginnings of film to current productions, the German Film Museum is an inspiring place to discover the magic of film and to deepen your own passion for the medium. - Dialogmuseum This museum is a truly unique experience that takes visitors through various rooms in complete darkness to experience the world from the perspective of blind people. It is not only a challenge, but also a lesson in empathy and perception. - Eissporthalle Frankfurt (ice rink) The Frankfurt Ice Sports Hall is a hit with active young people. With public skating times, disco events and courses for figure skating and ice hockey, it offers sporting fun and the chance to meet new friends on the ice. - Main Embankment and Eiserner Steg (Foot bridge) The banks of the Main and the “Eiserne Steg” footbridge not only offer beautiful walks and photo spots, but are also popular meeting places for young people to enjoy the view together or take part in the numerous cultural events that are held here during summer. - Shopping (Zeil, MyZeil, Skyline Plaza) The Zeil shopping promenade and the futuristic MyZeil shopping centre are popular meeting places for young people, offering a wealth of shopping opportunities and culinary delights. In addition to these centres, the Skyline Plaza is also a must for shopping enthusiasts. With its modern architecture and diverse range of shops and restaurants, the Skyline Plaza is the perfect addition to Frankfurt's retail landscape. Here, young people will not only find the latest trends, but also cosy corners to relax and chat with friends. Together, the Zeil, MyZeil and Skyline Plaza offer a comprehensive shopping and adventure experience in the metropolis on the River Main. - Skyline and MainTower The MainTower offers a public viewing platform to all those interested in experiencing Frankfurt's impressive skyline from a bird's-eye perspective. The view from the top is breathtaking and offers unique photo opportunities. - SweetPics Museum The Sweetpics Museum in Frankfurt is a paradise for young people looking for creative and photogenic experiences. With colourful rooms and interactive installations, it offers the perfect backdrop for unique photos. It's the ideal destination for unleashing creativity and having fun sharing on social media. Rainy days in Frankfurt Fun indoor activities for children On rainy days, Frankfurt's swimming pools offer slides and wave pools for wet fun. Cinemas offer the latest children's films for a magical film experience. Indoor playgrounds, such as NoriPark, guarantee exuberant fun with climbing frames and bouncy castles. Climbing gyms such as Dynochrom also offer exciting challenges for young adventurers. These places offer perfect alternatives for spending an exciting day with the family even in bad weather. - - - - - > If you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are always happy to help. Tel: +49 69/24 74 55 400, info@infofrankfurt.de - - Further information - - - - -