Museum
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Indoor
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Educational
ehem. Hauptzollamt / Museum für Moderne Kunst 3
3 Domstraße, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen 60311
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~1-2 hrs
$ Cheap
Family Ticket
Rainy Day
Spotless
Housed in the former main customs office, MMK 3 (ZOLLAMTMMK) is the experimental branch of Frankfurt's Museum of Modern Art. It serves as a laboratory for contemporary art, showcasing site-specific installations, projects, and works by emerging international artists in a striking 1920s red sandstone building.
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Age Suitability
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Recommended for children aged 6 and up, though all ages are welcome.
Opening Hours
Fri
11:00-18:00
Sat
11:00-18:00
Sun
11:00-18:00
Thu
11:00-18:00
Tue
11:00-18:00
Wed
11:00-20:00
history Last confirmed September 2026
Survival Kit
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Changing Table
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Stroller Friendly
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Family Toilet
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Breastfeeding Friendly
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Shade Available
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Lockers / Storage
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Fenced / Enclosed
Safety
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Fenced Area
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First Aid
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Traffic: Low
The museum is an enclosed indoor space.
Located in a pedestrian-friendly area near the Cathedral, with low immediate traffic exposure.
Good to Know
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Parking Paid parking is available at the nearby 'Dom Römer' multi-storey car park.
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Public Transport Easily accessible via U-Bahn U4/U5 (Dom/Römer) or Trams 11/12 (Römer/Paulskirche).
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Food & DrinkNo cafe inside the Zollamt branch; plenty of options nearby in the Dom-Römer area.
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Duration A typical visit lasts between 1 and 2 hours.
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Admission Standard entry is 6€; combined tickets with TOWERMMK are 11€. Admission is free for children and teens under 18.
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Family Ticket Special 'SaTOURday' offers free entry for everyone on the last Saturday of every month.
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Typical Wait Time Walk right in
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Best Time to Visit Weekday mornings are generally quieter and more relaxed for families.
Best Seasons
🌱 Spring
☀️ Summer
🍂 Autumn
❄️ Winter
The Vibe
Crowd Level
Moderate
Noise Level
Quiet
Kid Chaos Tolerance
Tolerant
Cleanliness
Spotless
Pro Tip
"Visit on 'SaTOURday' (last Saturday of the month) for free admission and special family tours."
Visitors appreciate the striking architecture of the former customs office and the high-quality, often experimental exhibitions. Many families highlight the free entry for children and the accessible layout.
Recommended For
Art-loving families and curious school-age children.
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