Top Things to do in Offenbach
The 10 Best Things to Do in Offenbach, Germany
Discover the best top things to do in Offenbach, Germany including Wochenmarkt Offenbach, Staedel Museum, Wildpark Alte Fasanerie Klein-Auheim, English Theatre, Palmengarten, Museumsufer, Dialog Museum, Kleinmarkthalle, Klassikstadt, Senckenberg Natural History Museum (Naturmuseum Senckenberg).
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1. Wochenmarkt Offenbach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By girlfromfaraway - Germany
This is really a great experience in Offenbach. Fresh produce overall, great variety, local merchants...you will get almost everything you need for your grocery shopping...if you want to see everything, you will be pretty tired afterwards but it is a good thing you have so many restaurants and cafes just around the marketplace! Wish I had such a market where I live...
2. Staedel Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Considered the city's finest art museum, the Städel holds a fantastic collection of works from the 14th century through the present day.
Reviewed By RachaelEmma - Virginia
We were there for the Reubens exhibit, which was fantastic. But we also ended up spending a lot of time in the main collection on the second floor, especially the Impressionism and post-Impressionism collections, which had a good collection of German artists from those movements.
3. Wildpark Alte Fasanerie Klein-Auheim
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By carolegth - Columbia, MD
This is one of the best wildlife centers I have ever visited. There are very large enclosures in interesting designs. The animals are noticeably content in their green and leafy environment. They were active and alert. The coats of the wild cats, for example, were shiny and lush. While not comprehensive in the variety of species, the quality of the enclosures made it exceptional. Some of the species includes buffalo, elk, wild cats, wild pigs, tree climbing raccoons, and an extensive bird collection. The park like setting in a wooded area adds to the enjoyment. Refreshments are available. A great place to spend a day in the outdoors.
4. English Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By Stephan G - Frankfurt, Germany
this place is the only English speaking theatre in Frankfurt, therefore it is the best. But that does not mean anything. I have seen far better productions on off-off-off Broadway for less money, better actors... If you really have nothing better to do in your life spend a fortune there...
5. Palmengarten
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Frankfurt's beloved botanical Gardens are home to 50 acres of tropical trees, orchids and ferns.
Reviewed By Dr-Ing-Dchen - Rapid City
Even in winter, this was an interesting place to visit. We arrived about an hour before closing, but it gave us quite a bit of time to wander through the "greenhouses". We started in the Palm building, which was really well done. Next to some of the other greenhouses attached to the entrance. I found the variety of plants and exhibits well done. They had desert to tropical buildings. Would love to return in summer to see what they do in the outside. Probably needed at least 2-3 hours to visit allow enough time to enjoy. Easy to get to from subway or S-bahn stops; or it isn't too far from Messe or Hbf.
6. Museumsufer
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 596 reviews
Reviewed By Stephan G - Frankfurt, Germany
The Museums Ufer has an impressive variety of museums and galleries, Frankfurt am Main has earned a national reputation as a city of the arts. Every year more than 2 million people visit the city’s approximately 60 exhibition centers. Galleries also present a comprehensive range of contemporary art from the areas of painting, photography, and sculpture.
A prominent attraction is Frankfurt’s Museum Riverbank, one of the most important locations for museums in Germany and all of Europe. Renowned exhibition centers such as the Städel Museum (Städel Museum), the German Architecture Museum (Deutsches Architekturmuseum), the German Film Museum (Deutsches Filmmuseum), or the Jewish Museum (Jüdisches Museum) can be found along the bank of the Main river. And every year many museums invite people to two special cultural events: the “night of museums” and the Museum Riverbank festival.
7. Dialog Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By Jenny_travels_places - Berlin
You will discover how it feels like to lose your eyesight for few hours. It's a weird situation guided in the total black and going through day to day situations from a really nice guide. At the end we took a drink and could ask questions to the guide - way to change your perspective, highly recommended!
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4.5 based on 594 reviews
Reviewed By Yukiwarisou
Whenever I go abroad, I visit local farmers market and supermarket. I love looking the local products.
It was around 6 pm when my husband and I visited this market. It was nearly closing time. My husband just bought some tomatoes. We should have visited there much earlier.
9. Klassikstadt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Cars Cultur Experience16,000 m² car experienceKlassikstadt offers everything about the vintage car - but above all:. Passion and passion for an unusual hobbyIn the unique ambience of a historic monument in Frankfurt car culture is alive.
Reviewed By Fabian K - Frankfurt, Germany
Klassikstadt hosts many events, like e.g. watch fairs; and it has a nice restaurant here as well, but this is not why you come here. You come here, because vintage car enthusiasts have their precious cars on public display inside the building, from De Tomaso over Testarossa to whatever you have not seen for a long time. And everything: free of charge!
10. Senckenberg Natural History Museum (Naturmuseum Senckenberg)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Fantastic display of dinosaurs from tiny trilobites to t-rex. In addition o the main attraction, there is also a floor dedicated to stuffed animals. Visitors of all ages would enjoy this museum.
Reviewed By Akxsel - Rotterdam
Very broad selection, could stroll around for more than a day. Dino-focused. Would have loved to see (even) more in-depth storylines on “a day in the life of a scientist in 1800-1850-1900-1950-2000” (which is covered implicitly) and story-lines on animal adaption to its environment.
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