German Film Museum

The German Film Museum is also a very interesting landscape. This movie venue has a lot of content to visit, the museum is also very large, and the film content is also involved in many years of classics.

The weather was very good in Frankfurt. It took 10 minutes to walk from the train station to the Film Museum, which introduced the development of the film. Interestingly, as long as you stand in front of a green background on the camera, you can show yourself fighting with the big cockroach, travel around the underwater world and other scenes, you can watch a sound that can be matched with the wonderful images of different films, it is worth a visit

The German Film Museum is the most outstanding film museum in Germany, with library history and film history exhibitions, the contents and archives of the exhibition will be constantly updated, the public cinemas will also have premieres and some special film events, and the catalog magazines sold on the newsstands have a program list.

Conscience store that opens at Christmas! Student tickets 3 Euros ～ Introduction to the history of film development ～ From the oldest Western mirror to the modern 3D special effects have ～ and 1:1 alien model! Many images, many interactions, very fun ～ suitable for a family to go to ～ there is a cafe on the ground floor ～ suitable for literary youth to hang out ～

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The German Film Museum is the first film art museum in Germany. The second floor of the museum is mainly to collect and demonstrate old movies. The exhibition hall downstairs is focused on the development of films to tourists with the chronicle of items. The German Film Museum is full of a strong sense of film industry avant-garde and fashion. This feeling makes most people who come here to visit once they enter this space, no matter what emotions are immediately subsided and immersed in it. Take Metro Lines 1, 2, 3, and 8 to Schweizer Platz Station. Tickets 2.5 Euro.

The German Film Museum is the first film art museum in Germany. The second floor of the museum is mainly to collect and demonstrate old movies. The exhibition hall downstairs is focused on the development of films to tourists with the chronicle of items. The German Film Museum is full of a strong sense of film industry avant-garde and fashion. This feeling makes most people who come here to visit once they enter this space, no matter what emotions are immediately subsided and immersed in it. Take Metro Lines 1, 2, 3, and 8 to Schweizer Platz Station. Tickets 2.5 Euro.