Jewish Museum (Judisches Museum) Frankfurt

Untermainkai 14/15, Frankfurt , Hesse, Germany - Phone: 49 069-212-35000
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  • 1

    take this job and shove it--part deux

    ... there before (without each other) but we had never seen the St Paul's Church (a political, not religious, tourist site) nor the Jewish Museum, so we went to those places. Following that we took a nice stroll by the river and relaxed on the grass for a ...

  • 2

    The West is Slowly Coming Back into Focus

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    ... hostel for some zzzzing. Morning next the V Man showered, brushed, clothed and then took off for a day of exploring Frankfurt. First stop, the Jewish Museum. The same did not open to 10:00am so the V Man, who rises quite early, spent the early ...

  • 3

    A Happenin' Place

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    ... passing through the financial and banking towers that make up the new Frankfurt, there is much to see in a short time. The Jewish Museum is definitely worth a visit. Not surprisingly, security to the museum is a bit thorough and tight but, once in, ...

  • 4

    Exploring the Motherland

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    My last trip for the semester was to Frankfurt, Germany with my friend Lauren to see Matt. Thursday afternoon we took a train to Stansted Airport and I prefer Stansted to Luton. Our flight was good and we got into Germany Thursday night. Since ...

  • 5

    a Jewish history tour of Frankfurt

    ... Dom cathedral, which was built right across from a Jewish synagogue now replaced by a restaurant. Our tour ended with the Jewish museum, in which the museum curator herself explained some significant events about the Jews in Frankfurt. There was a ...

  • 6

    Arrival

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    ... ticket to Dusseldorf, locked up our bags, and hit the town.  We went to Romerburg square, the Cathedral and the Jewish Museum.  We first walked through to Romerburg square where we grabbed some lunch and a couple of beers.  Right ...