Our sponsorship activities are intensely focused on cultural events in the Rhine-Main region – a region with rich history, art, and music traditions. Fraport AG funds various art and cultural projects in the region with over half a million euros every year.
We recognize that arts and culture are not simply nice or pretty matters of secondary importance but of prime importance. The art and cultural scene actively contributes to the sense of well-being among the population in the region. As so-called "soft factors", arts and culture play an important role for the international standing of this region. We are proud to be a strong contributor to our region's cultural standing.
We support a wide range of art exhibitions, local festivities, and other cultural events throughout the region. Our engagement is concentrated on long-term partnerships with museums and cultural institutions.
SCHIRN Kunsthalle Frankfurt
The SCHIRN Kunsthalle Frankfurt is one of Frankfurt's most internationally renowned exhibition institutions. Since its opening in 1986, the museum has hosted more than 150 exhibitions. The museum with an exhibition space of more than 2000m² is centrally located in downtown Frankfurt close to the famous "Römer", Frankfurt's city hall. The various exhibitions and venues at the SCHIRN attract local and international art enthusiasts and offer a unique art experience. Fraport proudly supports the SCHIRN Kunsthalle Frankfurt since 2005.
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Städel Museum Frankfurt
Located along the Main river in Frankfurt, the Städel is one of Germanys leading and best known art museums. The world famous collection presents masterpieces of European art – from the early 14th century to contemporary art. European history is represented in a collection of 2,700 paintings, 600 sculptures and 100,000 prints and drawings by artists ranging from Dürer, Holbein and Cranach to Rembrandt, Vermeer, Monet, Van Gogh and Cézanne to Matisse and Picasso, Bacon and Baselitz, Serra and Palermo. It is a must for any visitor to Frankfurt.
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Natural History Museum Senckenberg
The Natural History Museum Senckenberg is the largest museum of its kind in Germany. It exhibits the biodiversity of life on earth, the evolution of organisms, and the transformation of planet earth over a period of millions of years. The exhibition area consists of 6.000 m² - an area where visitors can experience the thrill of viewing unique exhibits displayed in fascinating exhibitions. The Senckenberg Museum has the most extensive collection of dinosaurs in Germany.
In cooperation with Fraport, the museum will expand its permanent exhibition with an entirely new section focusing on the mechanics and concepts of flight. The main topic of the new exhibition will revolve around the ancient dream of humanity to fly like a bird.
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The "Palmengarten:" - Tropical Flora and Fauna in the Heart of the City
The very popular Palmengarten is Frankfurt's exotic garden located in the heart of the city. The Palmengarten is internationally renowned for its comprehensive collection of tropical plants. Expanding over an area of 5000 m2 the "Tropicarium" is one of the largest complexes of greenhouses. In the "Tropicarium" visitors can experience the botanic variety of nature in midst palm trees, banana plants, coffee bushes, orchids, and numerous other exotic plants. The Palmengarten also offers visitors a variety of recreational activities such as guided tours, summer concerts, evening festivals and exhibitions.
Fraport supports the Palmengarten throughout the year and sponsors a variety of events.
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