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Frankfurt Kids AttractionsAlthough parents would never bring children to Frankfurt for a
holiday, there are plenty of worthy attractions for kids to enjoy.
Parks and gardens are ideal in the summer months allowing children
the space to let off some steam, while in winter or rainy weather
there are plenty of child-friendly museums and exhibitions. Here
are some ideas for entertaining the kids on a short visit to
Frankfurt: |
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The Frankfurt Zoo, located in Ostend, was nearly totally
destroyed in World War II, with only 20 animals surviving. It was
rebuilt in the early 1950s and since then has grown to include
several...
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This spectacular garden in Frankfurt was opened to the public in
1871 and features 50 acres (20 hectares) of flora from rain forest
and mangrove, to savannah and thorn forest vegetation. During...
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The Children's Museum of Frankfurt gives provides an interactive
and exciting glimpse of what life is like under the streets of
Frankfurt. Exhibitions take in the various geology, biology...
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One of the biggest natural history museums in Germany and a
UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Senckenberg Museum of Natural
History in Frankfurt features exhibits of recent biodiversity of
life and...
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The Struwwelpeter Museum features memorabilia of the children's
books, Struwwelpeter ('
), which were written and
illustrated in the early 19th century by Dr. Heinrich Hoffman.
These tales reflect...
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A visit to the Rebstock pool on a hot summer's day in Frankfurt
is a must for children of all ages. It features a huge 394-foot
(120m) water slide, wave pool, hot tubs, saunas and even an...
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