You have to cross the Main river to reach the museums district.All the museums are one after the other on the river's bank. Stadel museum is excellent, also the communication museum which exhibits technology of communication from 40's to these days.

Look at the museum guide first, so you know what to expect, and then just walk around and find them as they pop up. Make sure to have a look around sachsenhausen, too, and drink some apfelwein in a local place.

Every city would be better if it had an area like this. Art, architecture, communication, film museums and others are concentrated here, a pleasant stroll from each other. For 23 euro you can purchase a day pass for two to see any or all of them. Great value. After thus enhancing your soul, you can walk along the river with... More

I walked along here on several occasions, particularly enjoying the atmosphere on two warm evenings when the bank was crowded with young people enjoying picnics and watching the more strenuous on roller blades or paddle boarding on the river. I only visited one museum, the Staedel, but looked at the sculptures and design of several of the other buildings. The... More

nice place to be with fiiends at the somer time ! The river is at the somer a place where everybody seems to hanging up.

We were visiting Frankfurt for one night and just happened up on this festival in the evening. It was amazing to see so many people along both sides of the river. There were food booths set up and lots of live music. Be sure to pack an umbrella and plenty of extra cash. You'll also need some spare change to... More

A great range of museums all within a stones throw; architecture, sculpture, local history, the Bible? - it's all there

Utmost impressed by the variety of museums lined along the river banks of the Main from the Liebighaus till the Museum fuer Angewandte Kunst

Musei interessanti, quartiere carino lungo il Meno. Interesting museums, nice district on the Main river.