• Foyer under redesign since March 2026, so some rooms may be partly closed and there can be building noise, though the museum stays open
• ARCHÆOkids FRANKFURT workshops run about once a month outside school holidays (the next one is from age 8); book by email at archaeokids@freunde-amf.de
• Second site, Kaiserpfalz franconofurd, is a branch showing 2,000 years of city history, open Tuesday to Sunday

Frankfurt's city museum of archaeology fills the medieval church of a former Carmelite monastery and traces the region from its first farmers, about 7,500 years ago, to the 20th century.

Standouts include a Celtic prince's grave from the city forest, Roman finds from the town of Nida with reliefs from four Mithras temples, a Roman painter's grave, and objects from ancient Egypt, Greece and Cyprus.