Deutsches Romantik-Museum (DRM) : info and guided tour

About Deutsches Romantik-Museum (DRM)

The Deutsches Romantik-Museum, located on Großer Hirschgraben in Frankfurt am Main, is dedicated to the German Romantic period. The museum presents a collection of objects, manuscripts and documents that shed light on this literary and intellectual movement. Its central location places it in an area closely connected to Frankfurt’s cultural history.

The museum focuses on the works, ideas and networks that shaped Romanticism in Germany. The exhibition combines original pieces with a display concept designed to make themes such as sensibility, imagination and the relationship with nature easy to understand. Together, they offer an approach centered on literature and the arts.

The Deutsches Romantik-Museum is part of Frankfurt’s museum landscape as a place dedicated to the memory of Romanticism. Its collection brings visitors close to the sources and evidence associated with this period, in a setting that connects historical content with the city’s culture. Visitors will discover a reference museum on this subject.

At Großer Hirschgraben 23-25, the DRM is located in a central part of Frankfurt am Main, near other major cultural landmarks. The museum is aimed at those who want to understand how German Romanticism influenced literature, thought and the perception of the world. Its message remains firmly rooted in German cultural history.

Discover Frankfurt am Main with a private guide

A private guide can help you better understand the Deutsches Romantik-Museum by placing its collections within the history of German Romanticism and the cultural context of Frankfurt am Main. Their guidance helps you read the manuscripts, works and themes more closely, while connecting the museum to the city’s intellectual landscape.