Institut für Stadtgeschichte Frankfurt

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Institute for the History of Frankfurt

The Institute for the History of Frankfurt is one of the most important municipal archives in Germany and among Frankfurt’s oldest cultural institutions: Its historical memories go back to the year 1436. The Institute receives documents from Frankfurt’s City Council whenever they are of historical and legal significance. It collects any documentary material that is important to the history of Frankfurt and then makes it available to the general public under a variety of thematic headings, ensuring comprehensive coverage.

Institut für Stadtgeschichte

Im Karmeliterkloster
Münzgasse 9
60311 Frankfurt am Main

069 212-38425
069 212-30753
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Opening hours Reading room:

Masks are obligatory on site. To use our reading room, please make an appointment in advance by e-mail to bestellung.lesesaal@stadt-frankfurt.de

Opening hours Exhibitions:
Exhibitions reopen. A spontaneous visit is possible again. No negative proof is required for visiting the exhibition and for guided tours. Admission to the exhibitions is free.

Opening hours:
Monday-Friday: 10am-6pm
Saturday and Sunday: 11am-6pm

There is a requirement to wear a medical mask

Guided Tour

Jörg Ratgeb (um 1480–1526)
Die Wandbilder im Karmeliterkloster

19. September 2021

Historische und kunsthistorische Aspekte der Wandgemälde

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Publication

Die Frankfurter Paulskirche. Ort der deutschen Demokratie

Kleine Schriften des Instituts für Stadtgeschichte, Hrsg. Evelyn Brockhoff

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Closed

Exhibition

Times of Upheaval: Frankfurt During the 1960s

4. February 2020 – 19. September 2021

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Current Exhibitions

Exhibitions reopen from 26 May 2021 by appointment by telephone.

Till 19.09.2021: Times of Upheaval: Frankfurt During the 1960s
Till 12.09.2021.: Eberhard Steneberg: Zwischen allen Stühlen
Dauerausstellung: Jörg Ratgeb: Die Wandbilder im Karmeliterkloster
Permanent Exhibition: Jörg Ratgeb - Die Wandbilder im Karmeliterkloster

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