OPENING HOURS AND BOOKING OF VISITS

Tue 12pm – 6pm,
Wed-Fri 12pm – 8pm,
Sat-Sun 10am – 6pm,
Mon closed.

Online bookings for visits will be possible from 24 May.

We look forward to welcoming visitors to the DAM again soon! The exhibition space is large enough for visitors to register directly on site at the ticket office and fill out the necessary tracking form there. Faster and more convenient is the digital registration! By entering your name, address, telephone number, email address and number of persons, you can register with the desired date and time. Then you don’t need to fill in another form at the DAM. Time slots are allocated every 30 minutes, the museum visit is limited to 2 hours, the last registration is possible until 1 hour before closing:

Online  Registration

In addition to complying with the hygiene concept, a visit to the museum also requires the completion of a contact tracking form. This data will be destroyed after 4 weeks. A pdf of the contact form can be found here – it can thus be printed out at home and brought with you already filled in. Alternatively, you can fill out the form on site at the cash desk in the DAM.

A prior rapid test is not necessary, but is recommended.

Current reference

The protection of employees and visitors is our top priority and requires extensive measures. Protective screens are installed in the checkout area. Audio guides and the output of similar devices (tablets) will be dispensed with. Media stations can be used. Rules of conduct in the entrance area advise visitors* that a distance of at least 2m must be maintained – both to other visitors and to staff. Wearing a OP or medical FFP2 mask with CE number (visors or fabric masks are not permitted) is obligatory in all museums in accordance with the regulations for public transport and retail trade. The sneezing label must be observed and hands must be washed regularly in museums as well. Acutely ill persons must refrain from a visit. A maximum of 250 people can visit the museum at the same time.

Opening Hours

DEUTSCHES ARCHITEKTURMUSEUM (DAM)
Schaumainkai 43
60596 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
T +49 (0)69 – 212 388 44
info.dam@stadt-frankfurt.de
www.dam-online.de

Opening Hours
Tue  12 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Wed, Thur, Frid 12 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Sat and Sun 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Mon closed

Special Opening Hours
Pfingstmontag: 24.05.2021 open  12 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Fronleichnam: 03.06.2021 open 12 a.m. – 6 p.m.

DAM LIBRARY
Hedderichstraße 108–110
60596 Frankfurt am Main
T +49 (0)69 – 212 308 27
christiane.eulig@stadt-frankfurt.de

Opening Hours
The DAM library is open weekdays under the applicable hygiene and distance regulations.
Visits are only possible by appointment via e-mail or phone.

DAM COLLECTION
Hedderichstraße 108–110
60596 Frankfurt am Main
T +49 (0)69 – 212 308 31
dam.archiv@stadt-frankfurt.de

For visiting the Collection at Hedderichstrasse a special arrangement is necessary.

Admission

Admission
Admission DAM: EUR 9,–
Admission DAM reduced: EUR 4,50

Reduced admission to the exhibitions:
pupils, students, trainees, unemployed persons, severely handicapped persons, owners of the Frankfurt Card, groups from 20 persons

Free Admission to the exhibitions:
children and youngsters up to 18 years, students at Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences and Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Frankfurt am Main, members of the Society of Friends of the DAM, owners of the DAM Card, the Museumsufer Card and the Museumsufer Ticket, members of AKH, members of ICOM, visitors from twin towns, necessary assistants of handicapped persons

Adult owners of the Frankfurt Pass and refugees pay a reduced admission of EUR 1.–

Reduced admission on presentation of particular statements.

Special events like Legobaustelle, workshops, STADTplus evenigs and lectures are excluded from the arrangement for free admission; reductions are possible in parts.

Directions and your visit

DIRECTIONS

How to find us – here you can plan your individual journey on our travel platform from green mobility:
www.greenmobility.de/frankfurt/deutsches-architekturmuseum-dam

By local transportation
Underground lines U1, U2, U3, U8 (Schweizer PlatzMuseumsufer)
U4, U5 (Willy-Brandt-Platz)
Tram lines 15, 16 (Schweizer StraßeGartenstraße)

By bicycle
There are bike racks opposite the museum.

Car parks
Walter-Kolb-Straße 16 (Alt-Sachsenhausen)
Willy-Brandt-Platz 5 (Schauspiel Frankfurt)
Untermainanlage 1 (Untermainanlage)

Please use local transportation if possible because parking places are limited.

YOUR VISIT

Cloakroom
The museum has a cloakroom with lockers – number and size are limited. We therefore ask for your understanding that larger suitcases can not be accommodated. We can not assume any liability for your personal belongings.

Accessibility / stroller
All exhibition rooms and the auditorium are barrier-free to reach.
Prams may be taken to the exhibitions.

Museum shop
In our museum shop you will find all exhibition catalogs of the DAM as well as a large selection of architectural publications, which can also be ordered online. Cosmetic bags made from our facade banners, current exhibition posters and postcards complete the small but fine offer.

Café
The café with skyline view is open during museum opening hours for a visit with or without museum entry.

FAQ