Our Guides
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Sabine Mannel Born a Frankfurter, I never imagined that I would stay so closely connected to this city after studying History of Art, Archaeology and Education of Art. I founded the KULTUROTHEK in 1990, based on experience in adult education imparting knowledge on artistic and cultural subjects. Main purpose for establishing this agency was to create and offer a work environment for humanists and historians outside public structures, but also to inspire people to enjoy art and history in an independent setting. |
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Rebecca Hajek After a couple of years as tour guide on the rivers of Europe, guiding for and working with an international audience, I decided it was time to stay in Frankfurt for good. As tour coordinator at KULTUROTHEK I plan full excursion programs for individuals and groups. Luckily I still get to enjoy being a tour guide as well, my specialty being Jewish tours in Frankfurt, the SchUM Cities, but also various other German cities I used to guide with my previous job. |
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Joseph Knitt Born a Badger, but a Frankfurter since 2010, I’m always excited to share my home with others. Whether it’s Frankfurt, the rest of Germany, or anywhere else in Europe, I enjoy broadening visitors‘ perspectives and making connections between both here and there and then and now. I continually draw on my education as a storyteller and a historian while on tour. |
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Juliane Adameit Frankfurt has always been my first hometown, in many ways, an outstanding surrounding. Nevertheless, studying on scholarship or being on professional assignments outside the country, have also had a strong impact on me. The opportunities between education, tourism and economic development combined with the fact of being multilingual have since then been my best inspiration – besides, the travel experience between Mainhattan and other parts of the world. |