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Frankfurt Museum Fest, one of Europe’s largest cultural festivals, will be held from Aug. 24-26 in Frankfurt, Germany. The festival features arts and crafts stalls, live music, and culinary highlights from around the world on Main River, where a cluster of museums are located.
During the festival period, visitors can enter all museums free of charge with the special “MUF Fest badge,” available for four euros at tourism information centers in the central train station and Romerberg Plaza.
Visitors can see exhibitions and events scheduled during the museum festival in advance at the official website (www.museumsuferfest.de/start-en) or on the iPhone and iPad applications, which will begin service at the beginning of August.
During the festival period, visitors can enter all museums free of charge with the special “MUF Fest badge,” available for four euros at tourism information centers in the central train station and Romerberg Plaza.
Visitors can see exhibitions and events scheduled during the museum festival in advance at the official website (www.museumsuferfest.de/start-en) or on the iPhone and iPad applications, which will begin service at the beginning of August.
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Articles by Korea Herald
