FrankfurtRheinMain Tourist Information at the Museumsuferfest
The joint stand run by the Tourist Information Centre and Destination FrankfurtRheinMain at the Eiserner Steg provides visitors with information about the Museumsuferfest, as well as about Frankfurt and the FrankfurtRheinMain region as attractive travel destinations. The team can provide details on the festival programme, events, sights and tips for day trips in Frankfurt and the surrounding region.
In addition, information materials from Aschaffenburg, Darmstadt, Hanau and the city and district of Offenbach are available. Representatives from these destinations are on hand to offer advice based on first-hand expertise. There are also leisure maps of the RheinMain Regional Park and the brochure on the Main Cycle Route.
The Tourist Information Centre is also the official sales point for Museumsuferfest badges and stocks information material and small souvenirs. The new Marco Polo special edition ‘FrankfurtRheinMain’ is also available, hot off the press and free of charge. Families can pick up the ‘Kinder-Finder’ free of charge – a wristband on which the parents’ mobile number is written so that they can be contacted quickly should the child get separated from them.
In addition, information materials from Aschaffenburg, Darmstadt, Hanau and the city and district of Offenbach are available. Representatives from these destinations are on hand to offer advice based on first-hand expertise. There are also leisure maps of the RheinMain Regional Park and the brochure on the Main Cycle Route.
The Tourist Information Centre is also the official sales point for Museumsuferfest badges and stocks information material and small souvenirs. The new Marco Polo special edition ‘FrankfurtRheinMain’ is also available, hot off the press and free of charge. Families can pick up the ‘Kinder-Finder’ free of charge – a wristband on which the parents’ mobile number is written so that they can be contacted quickly should the child get separated from them.
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