Frankfurt Main

About Frankfurt

Welcome to Frankfurt, a city where tradition meets modernity and cosmopolitan charm thrives. Along the serene Main River, discover a vibrant mix of cultures, flavors, and innovation. Enjoy shopping escapades, world-class museums, lush parks, and diverse cuisine. Explore the unique blend of historic and contemporary architecture, and meet the inspiring, warm-hearted residents that bring Frankfurt to life.

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Enjoy discounts at over 60 leisure and cultural spots
Valid across the entire FrankfurtRhineMain region
Available as a 2-day ticket
Options for individual or group tickets (up to 5 people, any age)

Places to Visit

Römerberg

Rebuilt in 1986, Frankfurt's old town showcases classic half-timbered architecture, with each house named, including "Grosser Engel," home to the city's first bank in the 17th century.

Places to visit:

Römer
Historisches Museum Frankfurt
Haus Wertheym
Gerechtigkeitsbrunnen
Schirn Kunsthalle

River Embankment

Capture diverse views at the Main Café or the "kebab boat." On pleasant days, relax by the riverside after your photo session for a perfect blend of scenery and tranquility.

Places to Visit:

Nizzagärten (The Gardens of Nice)
Eiserner Steg (footbridge)
Museumsufer Frankfurt (Museum Embankment)

Paulskirche

Near the Römer, St. Paul's Church hosted the 1848 National Assembly. It offers a year-round exhibition on its history and reconstruction.

Why visit?

Symbol of Democracy: Seat of the first German parliament (1848-49), symbolizing democracy.
Architectural Style: Neo-Gothic style with red brick facade and spacious interior.
Historical Significance: Key in the 1848-49 German Revolution, drafting a unified constitution.
Memorial Hall: Memorial Hall features exhibit on its political history.

The New Old Town

Frankfurt's New Old Town, nestled on the Main River, is a charming district where residents and visitors gather for coffee, explore museums and boutique shops, and soak in the historic ambiance at the heart of the city.

Places to visit:

Goldene Waage (House of the Golden Scales)
Kaiserdom St. Bartholomäus (St. Bartholomew Cathedral)
Struwwelpeter Museum

Go Green

Palmengarten

Palmengarten offers a botanical journey through deserts, jungles, and mangrove forests, showcasing global flora in open air and greenhouses.

Lohrberg

For stunning city views and lush greenery, visit Lohrberg. This scenic spot offers panoramic views of Frankfurt and charming hilltop restaurants for a relaxing experience.

Bethmannpark & Chinese garden

Bethmannpark, a lush floral oasis, features a Chinese garden with a pond, bridge, and dragon-adorned portal, designed on Feng Shui principles, perfect for meditation.