• Pay at the museum desk, since tickets can't be reserved ahead and are sold only on site
• Step-free on every floor, with a ramp and an elevator, so strollers can go everywhere
• Lockers in the basement take a €1 coin deposit, and larger bags have to go in them

The Caricatura Museum shows cartoons, comic strips and caricatures, built on more than 10,000 original drawings by the Neue Frankfurter Schule, the group behind the satire magazines Pardon and Titanic.

Special exhibitions fill the ground floor and gallery, and the collection on the first floor changes every six months. Many cartoons carry German captions and political satire, so it suits teens more than toddlers.