The Städel Museum has developed a wide spectrum of digital offers you can use quite independently of your visit to the museum – at home or out and about, on your desktop, tablet or smartphone. Take advantage of our comprehensive digital initiative to experience 700 years of art, free of charge and wherever you like.
The Städel Course on Modern Art
Experience “Art History Online – The Städel Course on Modern Art”. Our entertaining and diversified multimedia e-learning offer guides you through the history of art from 1750 to the present.
The multi-media preparation course
With our multimedia preparation courses for selected exhibitions, you come to the museum already well informed – and enjoy the show all the more. The digitorials are just a click away on your smartphone, tablet or desktop computer.
Your personal guide
The Städel App for smartphones is the ideal companion for your museum visit. With the image scanner, you can activate audio tracks, film clips and short texts on 100 collection highlights within seconds. Additional audio tours are available for special exhibitions.
Research project
What did the museum look like in the 19th century? The Time Machine provides fascinating insights into the museum’s historical art presentation modes. And with a pair of virtual reality glasses, you can even browse through the former collection rooms. The VR-App is available in English.
700 years of art history online
Take a digital stroll through 700 years of art history or head straight for your favourite work – discover our novel digital means of access to the Städel Museum collection. Only available in German.
Tablet game for kids
The free educational game app for tablet PCs takes children age eight and older on a journey of discovery in the adventurous pictorial spheres of the Städel Museum’s paintings, drawings and prints. Only available in German.
Mission Statement
Right in pace with the increasing digitalization of everyday life, the Städel uses technological developments for all of the museum’s core tasks. Learn more about our motives.