Frankfurt

Frankfurt

Germany's financial center and home to the European Central Bank, this city is home to modern skyscrapers and historic streets.

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🏛️Main Attractions

  • Romerberg
  • Main Tower
  • Staedel Museum
  • Frankfurt Cathedral
  • Palmengarten
  • Goethe House
  • Museumsufer (Museum Embankment)
  • Alte Oper

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🏨Recommended Hotels

  • Jumeirah Frankfurt
  • Sofitel Frankfurt Opera
  • Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof
  • Roomers Frankfurt
  • The Pure
  • 25hours Hotel The Goldman
  • NH Collection Frankfurt City
  • Motel One Frankfurt-Römer
  • Premier Inn Frankfurt City Centre
  • Five Elements Hostel

🍜Restaurants & Food

Apfelwein Wagner
€12-25

Traditional Apfelwein tavern, Frankfurt cider and local cuisine

Adolf Wagner
€10-22

Authentic Frankfurt Apfelwein, Handkäs mit Musik specialty

Lafleur
€150-250

Two Michelin stars, fine dining, French-inspired cuisine

Kleinmarkthalle Food Stalls
€5-15

Indoor market hall with diverse food stalls, local specialties

Maxie Eisen
€12-25

Jewish deli, pastrami sandwiches, New York-style

Main Tower Restaurant & Lounge
€40-80

Fine dining with skyline views, international cuisine

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🛍️ Shopping

  • Zeilshopping_street

    Germany's third-busiest shopping street. MyZeil mall with futuristic architecture, Galeria Kaufhof, international brands. Pedestrianized. Very crowded weekends. Heart of Frankfurt shopping.

  • Goethestraßeluxury

    Frankfurt's luxury shopping boulevard. Chanel, Gucci, Prada, Hermès, Cartier. High-end boutiques and jewelry. Beautiful tree-lined street. Window shopping even if not buying.

  • Kleinmarkthallemarket

    Historic indoor market since 1879. 60+ vendors selling fresh produce, meats, cheeses, flowers, spices. Food stalls serving local specialties. Closed Sundays. Great for edible souvenirs.

  • Berger Straßeneighborhood

    Trendy shopping street in Bornheim district. Independent boutiques, vintage shops, cafes, restaurants. Local feel, less touristy than city center. Flea market on Saturdays.

💡 Travel Tips

  • Frankfurt Card (1-2 days, from €12) includes all public transport plus 50% discount on museums and tours. Essential for museum visits
  • Apfelwein (apple wine/cider) is Frankfurt specialty. Served in Bembel (traditional jug) at taverns in Sachsenhausen district. Try Handkäs mit Musik (cheese with onions)
  • Sunday museum embankment walk along Main River is free activity. Museums closed Mondays but open Sundays
  • Frankfurt Airport is Europe's 4th busiest. S-Bahn connection to city center takes 12 minutes (€5.30). Trains every 15 minutes
  • Sachsenhausen south of Main River is nightlife district. Cobblestone streets, traditional Apfelwein taverns, bars, restaurants. Safe and lively
  • Banking district (Bankenviertel) impressive for modern architecture. European Central Bank, skyscrapers. Guided architecture tours available
  • Many shops closed Sundays except main tourist areas. Plan shopping for weekdays/Saturdays. Hauptbahnhof shopping open Sundays

📋Quick Info

📅Best Season

April-October for pleasant weather, December for Christmas markets

💰Daily Budget

$75-150/day

👥Popular With
Business travelersArchitecture enthusiastsMuseum loversWeekend travelersTransit passengers
🗓️Recommended Stay

2-3 days

🌐Timezone

UTC+1 (CET)

💬Local Language

German (Hessian dialect)

💱Currency

EUR (Euro)

📅Frankfurt 3-Day Itinerary

Recommended plan for efficient sightseeing

Historic Frankfurt & Skyline
🌅
Morning2-3h
🎭

Römerberg Old Town and Frankfurt Cathedral

💡 Start at Römerberg square, explore reconstructed medieval buildings. Climb cathedral tower (€3, 324 steps) for views. Walk through narrow lanes of Old Town.

☀️
Afternoon1-2h
🎭

Main Tower observation deck

💡 Book online (€9) for sunset time slot. 360° views of skyline and city. Indoor/outdoor platforms. Visit neighboring banking district skyscrapers.

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Evening3h
🍜

Apfelwein dinner in Sachsenhausen

💡 Cross Eiserner Steg bridge to Sachsenhausen. Dinner at Adolf Wagner or Apfelwein Wagner. Order Bembel (jug) of Apfelwein, Handkäs, Grüne Soße. Traditional atmosphere.

💡Tips

  • Download RMV app for easy public transport tickets and journey planning
  • Frankfurt very international - English widely spoken, especially in business areas
  • Hauptbahnhof (main station) can be sketchy at night - stay alert but generally safe
  • Many transit passengers visit Frankfurt - city compact enough for layover tours
  • Tipping: round up or 5-10% in restaurants. Service not always included

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