The historic heart of Frankfurt. Romerberg is perfect for people watching, snapping pictures of beautiful fairytale houses, and walking the cobbled paths of its wonderful old streets.
St. Paul's Church is one of the symbols of democracy in Germany. It's an important landmark and a beautiful building located right in the heart of Frankfurt.
Visit the Alte Oper Frankfurt - An impressive old opera house turned into a concert hall, located in the center of town.
If you want some insights into the history of money and banking, this place is for you. The Museum Bank is free to enter, and interactive exhibits lead you through the complex history of financial markets and institutions.
If you want to spend some time surrounded by nature in Frankfurt, the city forest is a great option. You can have a relaxing walk, have a picnic or some drinks, and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Eiserner Steg is a pedestrian-only bridge across the Main river and a great place to take in some stunning views of the Frankfurt skyline.
Alt-Sachsenhausen is known as the party district with plenty of bars, pubs, and restaurants to choose from. Grab a bite to eat and enjoy a drink or two before you head back.
Frankfurt has an excellent public transportation system including buses, subways, and the train system, making it easy to travel quickly and inexpensively. The day ticket for public transport costs around €5 for unlimited trips within the city. Consider renting a bike too, as Frankfurt is bike-friendly, and cycling is a popular transportation option.
If you have more time, consider visiting the Frankfurt Zoo or Palmengarten. If you have less time, you can skip Frankfurt City Forest.
Frankfurt am Main airport (FRA) is one of the busiest airports in Europe and the largest one in Germany. It's located just 7.5 miles from the city center, and it's connected to the city by trains, buses, and taxis. Frankfurt Hahn airport (HHN) is a smaller airport located 68 miles from Frankfurt city center and is primarily used by low-cost airlines.