The opening hours in September/October 2026
During the international break at the end of September, larger external events will once again take place in the stadium. Due to the associated works on the stadium ground, the Eintracht Frankfurt Museum will only be able to open to a very limited extent between the end of September and mid-October 2026. The opening hours are as follows:
- Up to and including 18 September 2026: regular opening hours (see below)
- 19 September 2026: open as usual as part of the home match against Freiburg.
- 20 September 2026: open only for registered groups.
- 21 September 2026 to and including 28 September 2026: closed.
- 29 September 2026 to and including 04 October 2026: open.
- 05 October 2026 to and including 12 October 2026: closed.
From 13 October 2026 on, the museum will return to regular opening hours.
Opening hours
The Eintracht Frankfurt Museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 18:00 CET. On home matchdays, the museum opens at the same time as the stadium gates – usually two hours before kick-off.
Admission prices
- Adults: €6
- Discount: €4
Members of the ‘Förderverein Eintracht Frankfurt Museum’ can enter the museum free of charge, as can holders of the City of Frankfurt’s ‘MuseumsuferCard’. Visitors with a ‘FrankfurtCard’ receive a 50% discount.
Digital Tour
The museum is closed or too far away? No problem – the Eintracht Frankfurt Museum and Deutsche Bank Park can also be visited digitally.
With the digital tour in the museum and stadium, you get access to numerous exclusive areas and exciting behind-the-scenes insights – from anywhere in the world and conveniently on your smartphone, tablet or notebook.
Digital Tour
Explore Deutsche Bank Park and the Eintracht Frankfurt Museum like never before – in the digital world of Deutsche Bank Park!
Directions
The Eintracht Frankfurt Museum is located in the main stand of Deutsche Bank Park.
Access the museum via ‘Tor 3’ (Gate 3) on Mörfelder Landstraße (approx. 100m before the ‘Sportverbände’ exit). The gate is closed on matchdays, so please use the signposted car parks near the stadium.
From Frankfurt central station, take the S7 S-Bahn (towards Goddelau-Erfelden) or the S8/S9 S-Bahn (towards Frankfurt airport/Wiesbaden) to Stadion station. If travelling from Mainz or Wiesbaden, take the S8 from Mainz central station or the S8/S9 from Wiesbaden central station (towards Frankfurt, Offenbach, Hanau) to Stadion station. From there, follow Flughafenstraße until you reach the Wintersporthalle (winter sports hall). Access the stadium grounds via entrance E5.
You can also use the number 21 tram to get to Stadion from Frankfurt central station. After arriving at Stadion, you can access the stadium grounds via Tor 3 (Gate 3). Entrance E1 will be closed from mid-November 2022 to mid-January 2023. The number 61 bus towards the airport runs from Südbahnhof (Frankfurt South station) to Stadion Osttribüne (the stadium’s east stand). From there, you can also access the stadium grounds via Tor 3 (Gate 3).
Links (bus & rail)
Contact information
Phone: +49 (0)69 95503275
Email: museum@eintrachtfrankfurt.de
Address (Not for navigation purposes)
Eintracht Frankfurt Museum
Deutsche Bank Park/Haupttribüne
Mörfelder Landstraße 362
60528 Frankfurt/Main