Welcome to KulturRegion FrankfurtRheinMain.
Here you find information in Easy Language.
The website is currently being updated. Do you have questions or ideas?
Then please send us an email: presse@krfrm.de
KulturRegion has many members from the FrankfurtRheinMain area.
50 districts, towns and municipalities are part of it. The Regionalverband is also included.
What KulturRegion stands for
KulturRegion gives information about cultural offers
There are many great events and cultural places in the region.
All people should get information about cultural events.
That is why KulturRegion informs about events in German Language:
More about KulturRegion
People and culture in the region are very important..
KulturRegion is a non-profit organisation.
It does not work to earn a lot of money.
It wants to support culture and people in the region.
KulturRegion has many members and partners.
They work together on many projects.
KulturRegion FrankfurtRheinMain gGmbH
Poststraße 16
60329 Frankfurt am Main
You can find the address here on google maps.
KulturRegion is on the ground floor of the “Haus der Region”.
The building is about 300 meters from Frankfurt main station.
The Deutsche Bahn pick-up service helps you to get on, off and change trains at the station.
Please register the day before: 030 6521 2888
We are also happy to pick you up from the station. Please call us in advance: +49 (0) 69 2577 1700
From the station to KulturRegion
Go from the platform to the Service Point in the middle of the station.
Then go to the north exit, this is the exit to Poststraße. There are stairs and a ramp.
You have two ways:
Way 1:
Turn left immediately when you leave the station. Go down the lowered curb. Cross the exit and stay on the right.
Go along the parking area. At the end, cross at the zebra crossing. Then go about 50 meters straight on the sidewalk with bollards. On the right, you see “Haus der Region”.
Way 2:
Go straight over the zebra crossing. Turn left.
Follow the wide sidewalk until the end. Cross the street.
Continue straight on Poststraße. After about 50 meters, you see “Haus der Region” on the right.
Disabled parking spaces
Behind the KulturRegion building there are 5 free disabled parking spaces.
You must reserve a parking space. Please call us: +49 (0) 69 2577-0
Address for parking:
Ludwigstraße 2–4
60327 Frankfurt am Main
How to enter the parking lot
The parking lot has a barrier. On the screen press "Regionalverband". Then the barrier opens.
The parking lot is on ground level and easy to use with a wheelchair.
Barrier-free entrance
The barrier-free entrance is next to the revolving door.
Please ring at the column in front of the entrance. Our reception will help you. The reception is opposite the entrance.
Access to the rooms
You reach the rooms of KulturRegion on the ground floor by 6 steps. You can also use the wheelchair lift. Please tell the reception if you need the lift.
Rooms on other floors can be reached by elevators. The elevators are in the entrance area. The buttons are not easy to feel, but the floors are announced with an audio speaker.
Our terrace in the basement is barrier-free.
Accessible toilet
From the entrance area go right through two doors. Behind them, on the left side, you find the accessible toilet.
Assistance dogs are always welcome.
We are happy to help you find a barrier-free accommodation.
We can give you tips and addresses.
Do you have questions or do you need special support?
Please contact us before your visit. We are happy to help you.
Your contact is:
Julia Wittwer
Phone: +49 (0) 69 2577-1780
Email: presse@krfrm.de
The project wants to make culture open for people with disabilities or chronic illness.
Tips and rules are created for organizers. This helps them to make their cultural offers barrier-free.
KulturRegion works with 10 partners from 9 countries.
The project started in 2024 and runs until March 2028.
It is financed by the European Union.
Participants are:
More information on this page: OpenRegioCulture
You also find an English version there.
The project wants to make democracy stronger.
It shows:
There are events and exhibitions.
They show how everyone can take part in democracy.
You find all events on our website.
On the project page, you find many materials: booklets, videos and more.
On the “Wissenskarte”, you see places where people worked for democracy in the past. You also see places where you can learn about democracy today. Click on a blue point to get information.
Participants are:
The project brings people from culture, education and voluntary work together.
They can exchange ideas and work together.
More information: Geist der Freiheit
Gardens, parks and nature places are important for many people.
You can rest, play and enjoy nature there.
Many people feel good in these places.
Gardens and parks are also important for plants, animals and the climate.
The project exists since 2004.
KulturRegion shows where gardens and parks are in the region.
People should learn more about green spaces and how to use them in a sustainable way.
There are events all year round.
You can learn about history of a garden or about protecting nature.
Events include:
You find all events in our event calendar.
There is also a programme booklet. It comes every spring and is free.
You find the booklet:
More information: GartenRheinMain
Industry is an important part of our history.
It changed our region.
The project tells the story of industry. It shows:
You also see how industry looks today and what happened to old industrial buildings.
The "Route der Industriekultur Rhein-Main" [Route of Industrial Heritage Rhine-Main]
Discover industrial culture in the region.
On our map, you find more than 1,000 places of industrial culture.
Each place has a photo and a short text.
Map: Route der Industriekultur
Events for young and old
Once a year the “Days of Industrial Culture Rhine-Main” take place.
KulturRegion organizes these days.
You can visit many special places:
old factories, warehouses, train stations or modern factories still in use.
For children and young people there is a special programme: Route der Industriekultur Junior.
Here young people can try things and learn about industrial culture.
More information: Industrie-Kultur
The festival takes place every spring.
It is a theatre festival for children and young people.
It is very popular. More than 10,000 people visit every year.
The festival exists since 1994.
The plays are about topics important for young people.
That is why the festival is called “Starke Stücke”.
The performances are different from normal theatre.
They are fun and make you think.
Many plays can be understood without words.
Artists come from all over the world.
The festival takes place at stages that are easy to reach.
Workshops and projects
It is not only about watching.
At “Starke Stücke” you can also act yourself.
There are many events during the year.
They are free or very cheap. Everyone can take part.
More information: Starke Stücke
You also find information about events there.
In the Rhine-Main region there are many museums and exhibitions.
The guide in German Language shows you:
The guide is free.
Every January there is a new edition.
It is valid for one year.
It exists already for 15 years.
You find the guide:
More information: Museen und Ausstellungen
In KulturLabor people discover the world with art, play and culture.
They can bring their own ideas.
There are events about different topics:
politics, theatre, industrial culture, nature and art.
KulturLabor is for everyone.
Young and older people meet each other.
They talk and think together about important topics.
There are also barrier-free offers.
© 2025 KulturRegion FrankfurtRheinMain gGmbH