• Free last Saturday of the month for everyone, which the museum calls "Satourday"
• English media guide with 60- and 90-minute tours of the permanent exhibition, to download before you go
• Life Deli and library need no museum ticket, with kosher-vegan food, a sun terrace and children's books on Jewish life

The Jewish Museum tells the story of Frankfurt's Jews from around 1800 to today, across three floors of the Rothschild Palais, the former home of the banking family. Every floor has hands-on stations and labels written for kids, alongside films, media stations and art.

The last room holds everyday objects, letters and photos from Anne Frank's Frankfurt family. It suits school-age kids with some patience for history more than toddlers.