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Offenbach Attractions

This busy industrial town on the left bank of the Main above Frankfurt is the main center of the German leatherworking industry.

The Kaiser-Friedrich-Quelle, drilled in 1885, is a sodium spring with the highest alkaline content in Germany (table water).
Büsing-Palais Klingspor Museum
Kirchgasse leads to the Büsing Park in Offenbach, with the Baroque Büsing-Palais (restored; cultural and congress center) and the Park Baths. In a side wing added about 1900 is the Klingspor Museum (international printing and calligraphy since 1890).
Address
Büsing-Palais Klingspor Museum
Herrnstrasse 80
D-63061 Offenbach am Main
Germany
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Close 17:0019:0017:0017:0016:0016:00
Facilities
Gift shop
German Leather Museum
At 86 Frankfurter Strasse, which leads west from the town center of Offenbach, are the German Leather Museum and the German Shoe Museum.
Address
Deutsches Ledermuseum
Frankfurterstrasse 86
D-63067 Offenbach am Main
Germany
Hours
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Close17:0017:0017:0017:0017:0022:0017:00
Guides
Guided tour available as optional extra.
Facilities
Restaurant or food service
Heusenstamm, Germany
(Near Offenbach)
4.5km/3mi southwest of Offenbach is Heusenstamm, with Schloss Schönborn (17th C) and the parish church of SS. Cecilia and Barbara (by Balthasar Neumann, 1739-44).
Address
Heusenstamm Tourist Office
Im Herrngarten 1
D-63150 Heusenstamm
Germany
Municipal Museum
In the west of Offenbach is the Municipal Museum (history of the town; porcelain and faience; dolls' houses; section on Alois Senefelder, inventor of lithography).
Address
Municipal Museum
Herrnstraße 61
D-63067 Offenbach am Main
Germany
Hours
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OpenClosed10:0014:0010:0010:0011:0011:00
Close 17:0019:0017:0017:0016:0016:00
Schloss
On the banks of the Main in Offenbach stands the Early Renaissance Schloss Isenburg (1564-78).
Seligenstadt, Germany
(Near Offenbach)
8km/5mi southeast of Offenbach is Seligenstadt, named after a Benedictine abbey founded in 825 by Einhard, Charlemagne's biographer, with an Early Romanesque church ("Einhard's Basilica") which was altered in the 13th C. The remains of Einhard and his wife are preserved in a Baroque sarcophagus. There are remains of a Hohenstaufen stronghold and of the old town walls.
Address
Seligenstadt Tourist Office
Einhardhaus am Marktplatz
D-63500 Seligenstadt
Germany
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