Indoor play centre · ages 1–12
Hauptstraße 56, Dreieich
Sun–Thu 10:00–18:00; Fri–Sat 10:00–19:00
Play Places for kids in Frankfurt am Main
25 places for children in and around Frankfurt am Main: 7 indoor play centres, 3 trampoline parks, 2 kids' cafés, 1 children's museum, 4 activity venues and 8 playgrounds. 13 of them publish opening hours, and 19 have a website.
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The list
How we rank placesChildren's museum
Parkpromenade 4, Hanau
Tue–Sat 14:00–17:00; Public holidays,Sun 10:00–17:00
Trampoline park
August-Schanz-Straße 33-35, Frankfurt am Main
Mon–Fri 14:00–20:00, Sat 10:00–21:00, Sun 10:00–20:00, Public holidays 10:00–20:00
Indoor play centre
Friesstraße 3, Frankfurt am Main
Mon–Thu 15:00–22:00; Fri 15:00–00:00; …
Café with a kids' area
Grempstraße 23, Frankfurt am Main
Mon–Sat 15:00–18:00; Sun 09:00–18:00
Trampoline park
Königsberger Straße 2
Mon–Fri 06:00–24:00; Sat–Sun 07:00–22:00
Playground · ages 6+
Apr–Oct: Mon–Fri 11:00–18:00; Apr–Oct: Sat 13:00–18:00; …
Kids' activity venue · ages 10–16
Bruchfeldstraße 15, Frankfurt am Main
Mon 13:00–20:00; Tue 13:00–19:00; …
Playground
2026 Mar 29 – 2026 Oct 24: 09:00–19:00; 2026 Oct 25 – 2027 Mar 28: 09:00–17:00
Indoor play centre
Questions parents ask
- What are the best places to take kids in Frankfurt am Main?
- By our ranking: Roly Poly Spielhaus (indoor play centre), Hessisches Puppenmuseum (children's museum) and Tolliwood (indoor play centre). The ranking favours indoor play centres, then kids' cafés and museums, and places that publish opening hours, a website and a phone number. Partner venues, if any, are listed first and labelled.
- Where can children play indoors in Frankfurt am Main?
- Roly Poly Spielhaus, Hessisches Puppenmuseum, Tolliwood, Superfly Air Sports Frankfurt and FunZone Frankfurt, and 5 more on this page. Good to know on a rainy or very hot day.
- Are these places free?
- Public playgrounds are usually free. Indoor play centres, trampoline parks and museums usually charge for entry. On OpenStreetMap, 1 of the places here are marked free and 6 charge a fee; the rest do not say.
- How up to date is this list?
- It is built from OpenStreetMap and was last updated on 2026-10-26. Opening hours change, so check the place's own website or call before you go.
- How do I add a place or fix a mistake?
- Anyone can add or correct a place on OpenStreetMap, and our next update picks it up. If it is your place, use the form on its page to claim it or ask us to fix a detail.
How it works
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How we rank
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