Frankfurt's Crime Museum Unveils Notorious Cases

The museum aims to educate visitors about police work through exhibits on historic crimes and investigative techniques.

The Frankfurter Kriminalmuseum showcases infamous local crimes, including the unresolved murder of Rosemarie Nitribitt and the 1990 Hammermörder case.
Housed in the basement of the Frankfurt Police Headquarters, the museum features original crime scene artifacts, such as a blood-stained caravan interior.
Exhibits include items like drugs, counterfeit currency, and police equipment, offering insight into various aspects of law enforcement.
A section of the museum is dedicated to the history of the Frankfurt police, from medieval times to the present day.
Visitors must be at least 14 years old and schedule their free visit in advance, with tours designed to foster understanding of police work.