German Film Museum

The German Film Museum is also a very interesting landscape. This movie venue has a lot of content to visit, the museum is also very large, and the film content is also involved in many years of classics.

It was a very good day to Frankfurt. It was a 10-minute walk from the railway station to the Movie Museum, which introduced the development of the film. The interesting thing is that if you stand in front of a green background and face the camera, you can show yourself fighting with the big mantis, swimming in the underwater world, and so on. You can watch a wonderful image of a sound that can match different films. It's worth visiting.

The German Film Museum is the most outstanding film museum in Germany. It has library history and film history exhibitions. The contents and archives of the exhibitions will be constantly updated. There are also premieres and special film activities in public cinemas. There are programme lists in catalogue magazines sold at newsstands.

The Conscience Store is still open at Christmas! Student tickets 3 Euros to introduce the history of film development, from the oldest westernized mirror to modern 3D effects, there are also 1:1 profiled models! Many images are very interesting and interesting. They are suitable for a family to go to the ground floor and a cafe to hang out with young literary and artistic people.

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The German Film Museum is the first film art museum in Germany. The second floor of the museum mainly collects and demonstrates old movies. The downstairs exhibition hall focuses on chronicling the development of movies to tourists. The German Film Museum is full of a strong sense of vanguard and fashion in the film industry. This feeling makes most people who come here to visit this space immediately feel depressed and immersed in whatever mood they have. Among them. Take Metro Lines 1, 2, 3 and 8 to Schweizer Platz Station. Tickets are 2.5 euros.

The German Film Museum is the first film art museum in Germany. The second floor of the museum mainly collects and demonstrates old movies. The downstairs exhibition hall focuses on chronicling the development of movies to tourists. The German Film Museum is full of a strong sense of vanguard and fashion in the film industry. This feeling makes most people who come here to visit this space immediately feel depressed and immersed in whatever mood they have. Among them. Take Metro Lines 1, 2, 3 and 8 to Schweizer Platz Station. Tickets are 2.5 euros.