Städel Nights
Monet on the Normandy Coast

Berlin-based DJ Helina kicks off the evening with an energetic set drawing on influences from jungle, baile funk, dub and Jersey club. She will be followed by Frankfurt-based DJ and producer Venti, who will keep the energy high with his genre-spanning, rhythm-driven club sounds. The highlight of the night is the internationally acclaimed DJ Chelo, known for his unique fusion of hip hop, R&B, soul, and electronic music.

DJ Sami Hugo will kick off the party with a dynamic house set, before the French-Ivorian artist Vanille takes to the stage to blend driving techno, old-school trance and powerful percussion, paying homage to the roots of techno. Lolsnake, known as a regular at Berghain, delivers the grand finale of STÄDEL NIGHTS with sounds that unfold across techno, trance, acid and cosmic soundscapes.

The coastal town of Étretat has become a myth—and continues to fascinate to this day. Its cliffs, located in Normandy on the Atlantic coast, captivated numerous artists in the 19th century. Claude Monet was so fascinated by their unique shapes and the three natural rock arches that he painted them several times. The Städel Museum presents a major exhibition dedicated to the artistic discovery of the former fishing village of Étretat and its influence on modern painting.

Underground lines U1, U2, U3, and U8 (to “Schweizer Platz”)

Tram lines 15 and 16 (to “Otto-Hahn-Platz”)

On foot approximately 10 minutes from the central railway station via Holbeinsteg bridge

Please note that there is no special parking for museum visitors directly at the museum. We therefore recommend that you use the nearby multi-storey car parks.

Parking for cars

Multi-storey car parks are located within walking distance of approximately 10 minutes from the museum. Names and addresses:
• Alt-Sachsenhausen: Walter-Kolb-Strasse 16 (B43)
• Am Theater: Willy-Brandt-Platz 5
• Untermainanlage: Untermainanlage 1

Parking for coaches

Reservations for coach parking are not possible. The following coach parks are located in the vicinity of the Städel Museum: map

For security reasons, bags (larger than DIN A4) and jackets must be checked in the cloakroom. In order to avoid unintended contact with the works of art, no articles of clothing may be carried over your arm in the exhibition rooms.

The consumption of food and beverages is not permitted in the exhibition rooms. Beverages may not be taken into the exhibition halls.  All such items can be checked in the cloakroom.

The use of photo cameras (without flash) for private purposes is permitted in the permanent exhibition and in the special exhibitions, unless explicitly stated otherwise for specific works. Flashes, additional lighting equipment, tripods, selfie sticks, or other devices are not permitted.

Cameras, audio and video recorders for commercial or publication purposes may only be used with the written permission of the Städel Museum. To obtain permission, please contact our press department () prior to your visit. The commercial use of photographs, audio and video recordings, as well as the use of additional lighting (flash, video lights, etc.), tripods, selfie sticks, or other equipment, requires prior permission from the Städel Museum.

If you would like to acquire images of our works of art and the rights to reproduce them, please contact our agency bpk. This image archive supplies digital data and offers a database for research.