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Kleinmarkthalle - Food Market is a paradise for fresh food fans. Numerous vendors sell all kinds of ingredients, as well as flowers.

Kleinmarkthalle - Food Market

Transfer Sedan Round-trip

Transfer Minivan One-way

Transfer Minivan Round-trip

Local Host

Professional Guide

Transfer Sedan One-way

Apfelwein or Viez are German words for cider. While in the city, take a chance to taste traditional apple cider and enjoy a fun time in authentic bars.

Apfelwein in Kneipen

Entrance Ticket

Embark on a comprehensive city tour around the main sights of Frankfurt - the city which is a motherland of writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, large German metropolis and a major European financial hub. 

Frankfurt's city center is best explored on foot, while walking along its cobblestone squares and alleys. You take a stroll in the old town, called Altstadt in German, which is home to the old Römerberg Square, city hall, gothic Old St Nicholas Church, the Goethe House and many other historical sights. You also explore the Zeil, Frankfurt’s premier pedestrian promenade that ranks among Germany’s most profitable shopping streets, as well as a modern banking district.

Embark on a comprehensive city tour around the main sights of Frankfurt - the city which is a motherland of writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, large German metropolis and a major European financial hub.

Frankfurt Walking City Tour

Today we invite you to explore the modern life of Frankfurt, to feel the rythm and dynamics of the huge German megapolis. Together with your private guide you experience Frankfurt's biggest contrasts in the city quarter Bahnhofsviertel, walk through the red-light district, see some of the tallest buildings and learn how the city developed itself through the last decades. As the highlight of the tour, you enjoy the best views of Frankfurt from the Main Tower - 200-meter (656 ft) skyscraper named after the nearby Main river.

Today we invite you to explore the modern life of Frankfurt, to feel the rythm and dynamics of the huge German megapolis. Together with your private guide you experience Frankfurt's biggest contrasts in the city quarter Bahnhofsviertel, walk through the red-light district, see some of the tallest buildings and learn how the city developed itself through the last decades.

Frankfurt Modern Life & Skyscrapers

Make sure to reserve a day for a guided trip to Darmstadt. After just a 20-minute train ride from Frankfurt, you reach the 'City of Science', as Darmstadt is officially called. 

Upon arrival, you visit the Mathildenhöhe District where Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig established an artists' colony in 1899. Here you find many extraordinary houses built in Art Nouveau style. Then you climb the 48-meter (157 ft) high Hochzeitsturm (Wedding Tower) for the magnificent views over the town. 

Before returning to Frankfurt, you also take a stroll in one of the beautiful rose gardens.

Explore Mathildenhöhe District where Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig established an artists' colony in 1899. Here you find many extraordinary houses built in Art Nouveau style. Then you climb the 48-meter (157 ft) high Hochzeitsturm (Wedding Tower) for the magnificent views over the town.

Trip to Darmstadt

Take advantage of Frankfurt's central location and visit the cities of Wiesbaden and Mainz in just one day! 

You start with Wiesbaden, an exciting city with a historic background and the state capital of Hesse region. Upon arrival, you visit St Elizabeth's Church known as the "Greek Chapel" and marvel at Biebrich Schloss, a superb Baroque palace. You also head up the 245-meter high (804 ft) Neroberh mountain aboard a rack railway called Neroberg Mountain Railway (Nerobergbahn) to enjoy panoramic views of the city. 

Your private guide-driver takes you then to magnificent city of Mainz to learn about its rich history. During the tour you explore the city's main attraction - the 1000-year-old Roman Catholic cathedral.

*Please note: Neroberg Mountain Railway operates from late March to early November

Take advantage of Frankfurt's central location and visit the cities of Wiesbaden and Mainz to explore more then 1000 years of history.

Tour to Mainz & Wiesbaden

Did you know that, unlike the rest of Germany, favourite drink in Frankfurt is not beer but apple wine (or “Äppelwoi” in German)? Today you get to know how Äppelwoi became the most traditional drink in Hesse Region, learn the typical recipe and visit Sachsenhausen District  - the home of apple wine. Tasting is naturally in program too!

Apple Wine Walking Tour

Meet your private guide and start a 2-hour walking city tour of the magnificent city  Mainz. During the tour, you explore the city's main attraction - the 1000-year-old Roman Catholic cathedral, old town, and modern city center.

Explore the city's main attraction - the 1000-year-old Roman Catholic cathedral, old town, and modern city center.

Mainz Top Sights

Embark on an enchanting journey from Frankfurt to Cologne with a guide, designed to immerse you in the rich tapestry of history and beauty that Cologne offers. Start your day with a picturesque drive north, where the landscape unfolds into the historic grandeur of Cologne, a city boasting a legacy spanning over 2,000 years.

Upon arrival, marvel at the Romanesque grandeur of the Great St. Martin Church, take in the vibrant atmosphere of Roncalliplatz, explore the historic charms of the Alter Markt square, and witness the architectural splendour of Cologne City Hall, among other highlights.

The pinnacle of the tour is a visit to the Cologne Cathedral, a majestic UNESCO World Heritage Site that stands as Germany's most visited monument. 

Concluding the journey, the tour takes a scenic route back to Frankfurt.

Tour to Cologne

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Römerberg

Goethe House

Städel Museum

Palmengarten

Alte Oper

Römer

Frankfurt Cathedral

Palm Gardens

Kleinmarkthalle

Orange Beach

Exotarium Zoo Frankfurt

Water Park

Eschenheim Tower

Hauptwache

Mainkai

Frankfurt Main Train Station

Main Tower

Frankfurt Airport

Romerberg - Old Town

Frankfurt Central Station

Thinking of visiting Frankfurt? Try building your fascinating trip to Frankfurt using our innovative trip planner Triptile. It will help you to make your own Frankfurt trip the way you like by adding exciting activities, the best hotel, and transfer options to help you get by in the city. And in case you are wondering where to go during your trip to Frankfurt,  we recommend you visit the Römerberg, located in the heart of Frankfurt's Old Town, the Palm Garden, the largest botanic garden in Germany, and the Senckenberg Natural History Museum. As you see, Frankfurt has so much to offer to you, therefore don't wait too long and start planning your Frankfurt itinerary today. 

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Frankfurt, formally known as Frankfurt am Main, is one of the major cities in Germany and has a variety of unique features and attractions that make it an interesting place.

Financial Hub: Frankfurt is often referred to as the financial capital of continental Europe, as it hosts the European Central Bank, the German Federal Bank, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, and numerous German financial services companies.

Skyline: One of the unique features of Frankfurt is its skyline, filled with high-rise buildings, which is quite uncommon in European cities. That's why it's sometimes referred to as "Mainhattan", a portmanteau of the river Main and Manhattan.

Städel Museum: One of Germany's most famous art museums, it houses an extensive collection of works from the Middle Ages through to the contemporary era.

Goethe House: The birthplace of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Germany's greatest literary figure, is located in Frankfurt. It's now a museum dedicated to his life and works.

Römer: A historic city hall complex from the 15th century located in Frankfurt's old town. It is one of the city's most important landmarks.

Palmengarten: This is a beautiful botanical garden that houses plant species from all over the world. It is a popular recreational spot for both locals and tourists.

Festivals and Events: Frankfurt is known for its various festivals and events such as the Christmas market, the Museumsuferfest, and the Dippemess fair.

Frankfurt Book Fair: This is the world's largest trade fair for books and is of significant cultural importance. It usually attracts thousands of exhibitors from over 100 countries.

Cuisine: Frankfurt has its own traditional dishes. Try the famous Frankfurter sausage, Handkäse mit Musik (a sour milk cheese served with onions), or Grüne Soße, a green sauce made with a variety of herbs.

Multicultural City: Frankfurt is a cosmopolitan and multicultural city with people from various ethnic backgrounds. More than half of its residents are non-German, and the city has the highest percentage of immigrants in the country.

These are just a few highlights of what makes Frankfurt a fascinating place to visit and explore. Whether you're interested in finance, history, literature, art, or food, there's something in Frankfurt for everyone.

Arrival Welcome to Frankfurt! Upon arrival, your driver meets you at the airport or train station and transfers you to your centrally located hotel for check-in.

Frankfurt City Tour Following breakfast, you meet your guide and embark on a comprehensive city tour around the main sights of Frankfurt - the city which is a motherland of writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, large German metropolis and a major European financial hub.Frankfurt's city center is best explored on foot, while walking along its cobblestone squares and alleys. You take a stroll in the old town, called Altstadt in German, which is home to the old Römerberg Square, city hall, gothic Old St Nicholas Church, the Goethe House and many other historical sights. You also explore the Zeil, Frankfurt’s premier pedestrian promenade that ranks among Germany’s most profitable shopping streets, as well as a modern banking district.After the tour you returt to your hotel and have the rest of the day at leisure.

Departure Following breakfast in your hotel, you check out and depart from Frankfurt.

Frankfurt

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