The Frankfurter Kunstverein is a renowned art museum housed in a beautiful 15th-century building located at Markt 44, Frankfurt am Main, Germany. This art association showcases an impressive collection of contemporary artwork from international artists. With its diverse range of exhibitions, the Frankfurter Kunstverein provides visitors with a unique and enriching art experience. The museum is known for its commitment to showcasing thought-provoking and innovative artwork, attracting art enthusiasts from around the world. The Frankfurter Kunstverein is open from Tuesday to Sunday, with varying hours of operation. Visitors can expect to immerse themselves in a captivating atmosphere that celebrates the beauty and creativity of contemporary art.
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- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Amenities
- Toilets
- Restaurant
- Highlights
- Live performances
Reviews
Their waitress was super unfriendly and rude. We ordered enough food and drinks, and the restaurant was quite empty, only serving 3 tables. We asked for tap water, but the service didn't want to bring it to us, saying, 'it's not common in Germany and we only serve it with coffee'. The food took quite long and came cold, I can't recommend it. Never going back to this cafe, terrible service.
Great little art gallery with a nice selection of changing art shows.
Very informative and thought provoking tour of Bending the Curve. Even though the tour size was massive, the guide adjusted the tour, projected her voice and proceeded seamlessly with a very enjoyable tour.
Watch out.
Went to the toilet straight away after entering the place and the staff demanded to pay 2€ WITH CASH and no option to pay with card. When we asked AT LEAST for the receipt he threatened us to call the police. Wondering how he was going to explain it to them as it’s not declared anywhere that visitors gotta pay for the toilet. Had absolutely no wish to stay there afterwards and ever come back, absolutely don’t recommend.
Saw a young artist exhibition. Cool story behind the damaged tiles on the first floor.
One of the smaller museums in Frankfurt. I do not know many museums in Frankfurt but I love the one of the Frankfurter Kunstverein the most. They have no permanent exhibition but changing ones, and each of the ones I have seen has been very worthwile for me. Plus: it is rarely extremely crowded and the ticket prices are moderate in my view.
Great spot
Exhibitions are mostly ok, but some are real garbage. A visit can be very interesting, but don't be sad if it wasn't. Anyway you are in the center of a very nice city)
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