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The Museumsufer riverside on the Main, near where the Städel Museum sits in Sachsenhausen
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Städel Museum: Tickets & FrankfurtCard Discount

A view of the Museumsufer (Museum Embankment) riverside, shown as a representative view of the museum district — no confirmed freely-licensed photo of the Städel's own building is currently available.

⏱️ Visit Time

1.5 - 3 h

🏛️ Category

Fine Art Museum

⏳ Era

Founded 1815 by Johann Friedrich Städel; current building opened 1878, with a 2012 underground extension

📍 Address

Schaumainkai 63, 60596 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

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💶 Box Office Price

€17.00

🎟️ Reduced Price

€14.00

🕒 Opening Hours

Open most days except Monday; check the museum's own site for the current week's exact hours, as these vary by day. Free admission for everyone on the last Saturday of each month.

📋 Entry Rules

No reservation required for individual visitors; online timed-ticket booking is available and recommended for busy periods. Free admission for everyone on the last Saturday of each month.

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What The Ticket Includes

Germany's oldest museum foundation (established 1815 by banker Johann Friedrich Städel), with a major collection of European art from the Middle Ages to contemporary work, on the Museumsufer (Museum Embankment) in Sachsenhausen.

Ticket Options & Pricing
OptionPriceBooking
Adult, Timed Ticket (from) €17 Online or at the box office
Adult, Flex Ticket (from) €25 Online or at the box office
Reduced €14 Online or at the box office, with valid ID
Tuesday Special (from 15:00) €10 Online or at the box office
With FrankfurtCard No confirmed discount Standard ticket price applies

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Ticket Options

Official Ticket

€17.00

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Overview & History

The Städel Museum is Germany's oldest museum foundation, established in 1815 through the bequest of banker and art patron Johann Friedrich Städel. Its collection spans European art from the 14th century to the present, including Old Masters, German Impressionism, and contemporary work, displayed across its 1878 building on the Museumsufer and a striking underground gallery extension added in 2012. It is one of the anchor museums of Sachsenhausen's Museum Embankment, the dense cluster of museums lining the south bank of the River Main.

What to See: Top Highlights

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Old Masters Collection

Works spanning the 14th to 18th centuries, including major German, Dutch, and Italian painters.

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German Impressionism & Modernism

A strong holding of late 19th- and early 20th-century German painting.

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The Garden Halle Extension

The 2012 underground extension, lit by circular skylights set into a grass-covered garden roof, houses the contemporary collection.

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Location & Google Maps

📍 Schaumainkai 63, 60596 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Open in Google Maps

Is the Städel Museum Included on the FrankfurtCard?

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No confirmed discount. The Städel Museum appears in the FrankfurtCard's own official 2026/2027 partner directory, but that same brochure shows no discount-percentage badge on its row — unlike neighboring museums such as the Cathedral Museum and Archaeological Museum Frankfurt, which do carry explicit badges. The museum's own ticket page makes no mention of the FrankfurtCard at all. Budget for the standard ticket price.

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Not confirmed by the provider. The Städel Museum appears in the FrankfurtCard's official 2026/2027 partner-venue directory, but that same brochure shows no discount-percentage badge on its row — unlike neighboring museums such as the Cathedral Museum and Archaeological Museum Frankfurt, which do carry explicit badges. The museum's own ticket page (staedelmuseum.de) makes no mention of the FrankfurtCard at all. frankfurt-card.com's general marketing copy names 'the Städel' as an illustrative example partner, but no itemized discount could be confirmed this session — check directly with the museum or card issuer before assuming a discount applies.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the FrankfurtCard include the Städel Museum?
No confirmed discount was found. The card's own partner brochure lists the museum with no discount badge, and the museum's own ticket page never mentions the FrankfurtCard.
How much does it cost to visit without a pass?
Timed Tickets start at €17 for an adult, with a reduced rate of €14, and a Tuesday Special of €10 from 15:00. Children aged 0-11 are free, and admission is free for everyone on the last Saturday of each month.
Do I need to book in advance?
No advance booking is required for individual visitors, but online timed-ticket booking is available and recommended during busy periods.
What is the Museumsufer?
The Museum Embankment — a stretch of the Main's south bank in Sachsenhausen where the Städel and several other Frankfurt museums are clustered, making it easy to combine more than one museum in a day.

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