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Useful Local Magazines for more Information
There is a huge variety in Frankfurt’s restaurant, café and bar scene. Every taste is cared for.
Due to the numerous places and quick changes in this field we would like to refer to local
magazines or special Going-Out-Guides, which can be obtained in every newspaper or book
shop.
+ Journal Frankfurt – published every two weeks, comprehensive information about
entertainment (in German)
+ Prinz – ‘off the beaten track’ life and entertainment information (in German)
+ Fritz – published monthly for free, extensive event schedule (in German)
+ Internet calendar of events in English:
Sports, Clubs and Recreation
Like most cities in Germany, Frankfurt offers a selection of organized sports and clubs. The
best way to look for a club is to contact the Frankfurt Sports and Public Bath Authority
(Sportamt: and Badebetrieb: . They will
provide information about the indoor and outdoor pools as well as the sports clubs in their
area. The ‘Gelbe Seiten’, the local classified directory, provides most of the addresses of
private fitness clubs.
Leisure Centres
Panoramabad
Swimming pool
Inheidener Str. 60
60385 Frankfurt-Bornheim
Tel: 069 - 46 23 40
E-Mail:
Stadionbad
Swimming Pool
Walter-Möller-Platz 2
Nordwestzentrum
60439 Frankfurt-Nordweststadt
Tel: 069 - 95 80 50
Rebstockbad
Swimming pool
Zum Rebstockbad 7
60486 Frankfurt-Rebstock
Tel: 069 - 70 80 78
E-Mail:
Sport Clubs and Associations
Eintracht Frankfurt
Frankfurt’s biggest sports club offers soccer, basketball, volleyball, tennis, table tennis,
rugby, hockey, boxing, athletics, gymnastics, ballet and ice sports.
Am Erlenbruch
60386 Frankfurt-Riederwald
Tel. 069 - 9 55 03-0
Tel. 0180 - 5 06 03 03 ticket hotline
Sport-Club Frankfurt 1880
Rugby, Hockey and Tennis with a strong expatriate membership
Feldgerichtsstr. 29
60320 Frankfurt-Dornbusch
Tel: 069 - 55 02 62
Fax: 069 - 5 96 26 98
E-Mail: