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La biblioteca de la ciudad, que fue destruida durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, todavía tiene una reliquia en pie: el "Portikus" (portal) neoclásico que data de 1825 y que se encuentra en el puente Obermainbrücke, en Fráncfort. En 1987, el interior del Portikus fue convertido en un foto para el arte contemporáneo, que fue dirigido por la famosa Städel College of Art. La sala de exposiciones, agradable y bien iluminada, con sus ocho domos, ofrece un telón de fondo maravilloso para las obras de arte moderno. Artistas de renombre internacional, artistas desconocidos y estudiantes aprovechan el espacio para mostrar sus obras. Visiten el sitio web para más información.

Filmforum Höchst has a special program which features children's films, cult movies and festivals, such as the annual Cuban film festival. The directors themselves are often present at the performances, which generally begin at 8:30pm. Children's films are shown every Friday and Sunday at 3p. Screenings take place at the Neues Theater Höchst. Visit the website for schedules and detailed information.

Located in the city center, Bethmannpark, occupying 3.1 hectares (8 acres) of land area, is a splendid treat which also features a Chinese garden. The beauty of the park is accentuated by stunning trees, a playground for children, a chess field, and ponds.

Originally part of the Holzhausen family's estate, this beautiful park was bought by the City of Frankfurt in 1910. Since then, the park has been a retreat from the chaos of city life. Adolph von Holzhausen Park is especially wonderful for children, they can enjoy themselves on the swings, sandpits and the little playhouse. At the centre of the park is the splendid Holzhausenschlösschen, built in the French Baroque style. The castle is a major attraction for visitors, and holds exhibitions and concerts as well as special events for children.

The Bibelhaus is a museum that explores the history and origins of the Bible, seeking to analyze and contextualize the Bible, not only in the religious aspect but also in the social and historical aspects. The Bibelhaus features four distinct spaces, to explore the different facets of this fascinating topic, and children can actually physically interact with the exhibits, distinctly helping them understand the complex topics within the book.

Established in 1989, Bier-Hannes is an adorable brewery in Frankfurt am Main. The energy here is predominantly informal and the staff, pleasant to deal with. Apart from serving some of the most amazing homegrown beers, they also provide guided tours through the brewery. The menu consists of simple yet delicious local German dishes which perfectly complement the 8 types beer served. Moderately priced, Bier-Hannes provides for good humored revelry with friends.