Getting there

Comfortable arrival at 10 am

To make the journey there a real experience, you can travel comfortably by train. A leisurely breakfast at home beforehand is no problem, because the RE1 (Magdeburg <> Brandenburg <> Potsdam <> Berlin <> Frankfurt (Oder) runs every half hour. From the platform, you can easily get to the station hall with a stroller using the elevator. There is also a large orientation map in the display case directly in front of the station building at the stop. Simply follow the red marked path that leads you to the center of the city. A short walk is certainly welcome after sitting for so long and can be mastered downhill in just a few minutes. On the way towards the center, a Playground in Gertraudenpark or  on the meadow for the first successful change. 

Orientate

in the German-Polish Tourist information gegen 11 Uhr

While the adults are being advised on the numerous options, the children's corner with its pens, books and puzzles can be occupied by the little ones. Special children's city guides and flyers about children's activities can be taken away free of charge. In the barrier-free toilet there is a changing facilities Babies can also be breastfed here in a pleasant atmosphere. Anyone who needs a refreshment can use the free water dispenser serve. 

With a full battery you can continue!

2-hour “bridge tour” with the Odercharter “Onkel Helmut” at 14 pm

During the warm seasons and into autumn, you have the opportunity to experience the twin city from a special perspective. Sailing leisurely, you will experience the impressive river landscape with its floodplains and groynes during a Oder charter trip with "Uncle Helmut"The authentic and friendly captain takes you on board on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays during regular service at 14 p.m. from the boat dock at Frankfurt's Holzmarkt. Children up to 4 years of age travel free of charge, and children up to 11 years of age pay half the fare. 

Breathe in the mountain air and enjoy the view

tower climbing challenge around 16.30:XNUMX pm

The tour of the impressive St. Mary's Church, which is located in the immediate vicinity of the tourist information office and the town hall, is a must for the whole family. While the adults are amazed at the sight of the 600-year-old and colorful choir windows, conquering the 67-meter-high church tower, which can only be reached by steps, is certainly a highlight for all children. Tickets for the climb, which also leads past the impressive ringing of the bells, can be purchased in the church shop. There you can also leave your stroller and use the barrier-free toilet. 

On the way to the train station:

another playground stop or shopping around 17 pm

Before you start your journey home, you will certainly find a place to play and romp around on the way back: there are small playgrounds on the university campus, in Getraudenpark or on the Anger. Of course, you can also take the tram to Frankfurt train station and give the kids another ride highlight. Or you can stroll through the Oderturm and the Lennépassagen again and buy a souvenir of your family trip.

Theater des Lachens

family play at 10 am

Great theatre performances are regularly held in the Theater des Lachens in the Gerstenberger Höfen during the best family time in the morning. Tickets can be purchased on site after prior registration.  

Alternatively, you can also find Frankfurt Kleist Forum or in the  concert hall special family performances take place. On weekends, however, there are also a variety of family celebrations or events in Frankfurt (Oder). A look at the Calendar of Events So it's always worth it! 

On the trail of Rumpelstiltskin:

a visit to the Frankfurt Fairytale Forest

There is a fairy tale forest in Frankfurt's Lienaupark. Here, walkers of all ages can marvel at fascinating, life-sized wooden fairy tale characters such as Hansel and Gretel or Sleeping Beauty. Play and seating elements as well as informative panels about the respective fairy tales round off the family experience. The fairy tale forest is open daily and around the clock. 

Ideal for a little fairy tale guessing game in between. 

A bus ride that is fun...

Line 983 takes you across the city bridge to ABROAD - to Słubice as a special experience not only for the little ones!

You can find the timetable for the bus line tickets & info . view 

Alternatively, you can of course take a walk to the other side of the Oder. There are also a few playgrounds here! The playground behind the Holy Mary Church is particularly recommended.

Tip 1 for the summer months

Minigolf in Słubice

Who can sink the ball in the hole in the fewest attempts? A small competition between young and old ensures a good mood

Tip 2 for the warm season

A visit to the playground in Slubice on Aleja Niepodległości

Another attraction especially for families with children is the playground in Słubice behind the Church of the Holy Virgin. You can take the double city bus 983 and get off at the Słubice Aleja Niepodległości stop. From there it is only 50 meters to the playground area. There, a huge complex of various climbing and play attractions awaits the children. The playground is suitable for all age groups as well as for children with disabilities. There is a swing suitable for wheelchair users. In addition to numerous play equipment, you can also use outdoor fitness equipment, an inline skating track and a gazebo with a toilet are also available. The surface is covered with a special, safe carpet for children.

Tip 3 for the winter time 

Ice skating in the ice rink in Słubice

Strap the blades under your feet and take a spin around the ice rink. Don't worry, there are special skating aids available for all beginners! 

A special adventure is a visit to the animal enclosure in the wildlife park on the outskirts of Frankfurt (Oder). Here children learn about meeting and interacting with wild animals. 

In the petting zoo, they can lose their fear of contact with fallow deer and prairie dogs and experience and discover the beauty of the animal world up close. In the wildlife park, there are not only lots of animals to marvel at, but thanks to the many play and climbing areas, they can also really let off steam.