How much is breakfast?

You pick it as an option while booking. The kids' plate (roll, butter, jam, Nutella and a slice of cheese) is €3.90, a Nutella crêpe €3.60, and adult breakfasts run €7.10 to €16.80, with vegetarian and vegan choices. Collect it at the service counter between 9am and 10:30am.

Do babies need a ticket?

Under 2s ride free. Kids from 2 to 14 pay the child fare.

Will my 3-year-old follow the play?

Primus-Linie pitches the show at kids 4 and up. Younger siblings are welcome on board, but the story may lose them.

Can we board somewhere other than Eiserner Steg?

Getting on and off at Gerbermühle and Theodor-Stern-Kai is possible if you contact Primus-Linie ahead of time.

Upcoming

This weekendPerformance

Fairy-Tale Family Breakfast Cruise: Mother Holle

Name: Fairy-Tale Family Breakfast Cruise: Mother Holle
Start: 2026-11-15
End: 2026-11-15
Location: Primus-Linie pier, Eiserner Steg

When: Sun Nov 15
Ages: All ages
Price: Kids €15, adults €25.50

Fairy-Tale Family Breakfast Cruise: Mother Holle photo 1

Fairy-Tale Family Breakfast Cruise: Mother Holle photo 2

Fairy-Tale Family Breakfast Cruise: Mother Holle photo 3

PerformanceInnenstadt

Where

Innenstadt, Primus-Linie pier, Eiserner Steg

Ages

All ages

Setting

Indoors

Language

German

Original title

Märchenhaftes Familienfrühstück mit der Primus-Linie – „Frau Holle“

What you need to know

Book breakfast with your tickets: it costs extra, and nothing can be ordered on board on the day
Online sales close Friday, two days before; after that, buy at the Primus-Linie ticket office
The play is in German, so kids who know the story already will get the most out of it

About

A Sunday morning trip on the Main with a play on board. Families board and eat a pre-ordered breakfast, then the boat casts off and the Märchentheater Aschaffenburg performs Mother Holle, the Grimm tale of the kind girl, the lazy sister and the feather beds that make it snow. At times the actors pull kids in. It suits preschoolers and young school-age kids who can follow a short German play.