Struwwelpeter-Museum
A modern, interactive museum dedicated to Heinrich Hoffmann, the author of the children's classic 'Struwwelpeter'. Located in Frankfurt's 'New Old Town', it offers hands-on exhibits, a theater room for dressing up, and insights into Hoffmann's work as a psychiatrist and citizen.
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Age Suitability
Opening Hours
Last confirmed September 2026
Survival Kit
Enclosed indoor museum environment.
Located in a pedestrian-only zone of the New Old Town.
Good to Know
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Parking No parking on-site. Use 'Parkhaus Dom/Römer' nearby.
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Public Transport U-Bahn lines U4 and U5 to 'Dom/Römer' are just a few steps away.
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Food & DrinkNo cafe inside, but snacks and drinks are available in the museum shop.
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Duration A typical visit lasts between 60 and 120 minutes.
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Admission Adults approx. 8€, Children (6+) 4€, Under 6 free. Family ticket approx. 19€.
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Family Ticket Discounted family tickets available at the counter.
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Typical Wait Time Usually short (under 15 min)
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Best Time to Visit Weekday mornings are usually quieter.
The Vibe
Pro Tip
"Use the Frankfurt Card to get a 50% discount on admission."
Visitors highly praise the interactive nature and the modern design. Families appreciate the kid-sized exhibits and the theater room.
🎂 Birthday Parties
Offers themed 'muddled' birthday parties including a museum rally and either a craft or theater workshop.
Parents bring their own cake and snacks; drinks can be purchased or brought along.