There was a lot of information regarding money and how it functions especially focused on the Euro. There was one side that completely explained the life cycle of money from its production to destruction. It even clarified how fraud detection is carried out regularly to protect Euro from fake money. Moreover, it explained the difference between fake and real Euro, and how much fake money has been circulated in Germany throughout the decade. There were also information regarding monetary policies, method of exchanging currency, and information regarding future of trust. (cryptocurrency)

(Translated by Google) Free entry. Free education. Friendly employees & pure inspiration. Thanks! (Original) Gratis Eintritt. Kostenlose Bildung. Freundliche Mitarbeiter & Inspiration pur. Danke!

(Translated by Google) Free entry. Huge exhibition. Recommended for everyone. (Original) Gratis eintritt. Riesengroße austellung. Empfehlenswert für jeden.

Very interesting and informative. Friendly staff who speaks English. Worth at least 90 minutes’ stay.

Great and interesting museum, can definitely recommend. Oddly the restaurant of the money museum does not accept cards.

Nice museum to visit in Frankfurt with a lot of different coinds from around the world and from different ages. Also explain about the Euro and the entire production process of a currency. I think in two hours are you able to see the entire museum

It was really enjoyable and informative. Bring & take enough time to be able to read through everything, if possible. The pyramid quiz is actually quite easy to approach if you think about it once or twice. :)

Geldmuseum der Deutschen Bundesbank is one of Frankfurt's most fascinating museums, featuring an impressive collection of interactive exhibits that make learning about money and economics engaging and fun. The museum offers a unique opportunity to discover the history and evolution of money, as well as the role of central banks in the economy. Visitors can explore a range of exhibits, including ancient coins, rare banknotes, and modern payment systems, all presented in a creative and interactive way. What's more, the museum is completely free, making it accessible to everyone who wants to learn more about the world of finance. If you're interested in money, history, or economics, Geldmuseum der Deutschen Bundesbank is a must-visit attraction in Frankfurt

Surprisingly cool! It's modern, interactive, with interesting and updated information and for free :) The temporary exhibition is also really nice and funny.

The best museum I’ve ever visited even compared to the paid ones. The museum is well- structured into four parts, with many interesting exhibits and interactive tools. I visited on a weekday which was very quiet, so I was able to explore the museum without crowd and distractions. Highly recommend!!!!

cool place which gives basic and fun education for a wide range of people. good choice for families. free entry 👍🏻

At the time of this writing...It's free! It's open on Sundays! The entrance is on Wilhelm-Epstein-Straße if come by car... park in the free parking lot on Ernst-Schwendler-Straße walk out to the street Wilhelm-Epstein-Straße turn left and walk to the entrance. Clean toilets, nice cafe, buggy/wheel chair access and very professional staff.

an interesting history of money, coin, note around the world ä. interesting history of money, coins and banknotes around the world. Normally 1-2 Hours takes to visit all parts. Visit is free of charge.

Good place. Went here early morning right after they opened staff was very nice and helpful . Entry is free, there are lockers for your bags and jackets to leave downstairs also free of charge and toiletts. Exibition is easy to overwatch and not to miss anything. Everything is in German and also English. Very useful and interresting information and many interactive screens. I think it is very good for adults and specially kids. Highly recommend

Fantastically Curated Museum Really well put together with interactive exhibits that tailor to all age groups. I spent nearly 3 hours here as there's so much to see. Everything is in both German and English. Entry is free. Staff are lovely. Really helpful and welcoming. Would highly recommend!

Interaktiivinen museo, jossa pääsee jopa nostamaan kultaharkkoa. Tilavat käytävät, paljon infoa ja havainnollistavia kuvia. Museon yhteydessä myös kahvila, jossa erittäin sopivat hinnat nimittäin suklaamuffinsi vain 1,50€. Sopii pyörätuoleille ja lastenvaunuille.

This is an extremely interesting museum which I would recommend anyone who is interested in currencies or forgeries of currencies to definitely visit. The information is organised in such a way that it's very easy to grasp. I really enjoyed learning about the bridges on the European bank notes and various ways to combat forgery. I particularly enjoyed the competition section. The entry is free, so you can always walk back out without any issue, if you don't like it. There is a locker room to store your things which takes a coin deposit, which you would get back when you get your stuff out.

Don’t miss this museum if you’re interested in the subject. It’s a bit far from other tourist attractions but the trip was totally worth it. The staff is really gentle and the museum is free :)

Amazing place to visit and spend time with kids or alone even. I liked every hall that I visited there. I liked the most stories about cash flow; another one - you can see real and fake money and you have different devices to see difference between them. There are very old banknotes and coins. There are short interesting stories connected with money, how banks are working, about money in our lives. Great point - there is a café where you can have a bite after your interesting journey around that museum. This museum is free for visitors.

Very clean detailed and entertaining. Modern exhibits and current information. Was a real treat and want to go back without my kids so I can actually read everything.

Waren hier zu einer Führung. Diese war jetzt nicht das Gelbe vom Ei aber es ging. Das Museum alleine ist super. Die verschiedenen Abschnitte der Geschichte des Geldes und die Themen von Geld sind super dargestellt und man kann sich zu allem was anschauen. Das kleine Caffè am Ende ist ganz nett und preislich okay.

Very well layed out.. Made very welcome

Very expertly made museum, it all looks great, interesting information and a lot of interactive options for both adults and kids.

Very interesting museum recommended to visit

No entrance fee, comprehensive and interesting exhibition, and a cafeteria with fair prizes.

perfect place for those who want to more how money are made, how banks work, just everything about the money business. Also there is a history about money, video presentations. The museum is perfectly designed from the inside. Everything is modern, elegant and high tech.

Very informative and interactive, also fits the theme of the city very well. The museum shows the design of Euros and some contents from college finance/economy intro courses, which is unusual as a museum topic. My personal favorite is the Euro part, as you can check out some fake Euros, which is hard to find in real life.

(Translated by Google) The dry topic is explained in a very appealing way, also suitable for young people. My highlight was the gold bar worth four hundred thousand euros to touch! (Original) Das trockene Thema wird sehr ansprechend erklärt, auch für Jugendliche geeignet. Mein Highlight war der Goldbarren zum anfassen im Wert von vierhunderttausend Euro!

(Translated by Google) Excellent museum with lots of interactive exhibits! (Original) Hervorragendes Museum mit vielen interaktiven Ausstellungsobjekte!

(Translated by Google) My kidis love the museum. It's interesting and the staff are all very friendly. We recommend (Original) Meine Kidis lieben das Museum. Es ist interessant und die Mitarbeiter alle sehr freundlich. Sehr zu empfehlen