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Historic Old Town, Museumsufer, and Green Neighborhoods
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Focus on the historic Altstadt, the Main river frontage, and the high-rise district within walking distance.
Indoor market hall opened in 1954 housing 156 food stalls. Metzgerei Schreiber serves regional Fleischwurst to morning queues on the ground floor.
Gothic red-sandstone cathedral where Holy Roman Emperors were elected and crowned from 1562 to 1792. The 95-metre tower has 328 steps open to climbers.
Central public square lined with timber-framed gables reconstructed after 1944. The western side features the Römer, which has functioned as city hall since 1405.
City museum documenting Frankfurt's urban and political history from the 12th century forward. The permanent collection includes a 1920s scale model of the old town.
200-metre skyscraper featuring an outdoor observation platform on the 56th floor. It is the only high-rise in Frankfurt's financial district with public roof access.
Explore the Museumsufer cultural strip on the south bank of the Main, concluding with regional apple wine in Alt-Sachsenhausen.
Specialty coffee bar near the Main river serving single-origin filter coffees, espresso, and pastries from 8:30 AM.
Museum established in 1815 holding 3,100 paintings and 660 sculptures from the Middle Ages to modern art, including works by Jan van Eyck and Rembrandt.
Historicist villa containing 5,000 years of sculptural history, with works spanning ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, the Renaissance, and neoclassicism.
Applied arts museum housed in a 1985 building designed by architect Richard Meier, exhibiting European and Asian furniture, glass, and design.
Traditional tavern operating on Schweizer Straße since 1931. Order house-pressed Apfelwein in a stoneware Bembel with boiled beef and Frankfurt green sauce.
Walk through the residential Westend and Nordend districts, visiting public green spaces, university architecture, and local taverns.
Nordend café serving breakfast plates, quiche, and fresh fruit crumbles with outdoor seating along Kiesstraße.
22-hectare botanical garden founded in 1871. The 18-metre-high iron-and-glass Palm House houses tropical palms, giant ferns, and sub-Antarctic flora.
Hans Poelzig-designed New Objectivity complex completed in 1930 for the IG Farben chemical trust. The building features travertine facades and working paternoster lifts.
Walled 3-hectare park containing the Garden of Heavenly Peace, a traditional Chinese garden built in 1990 according to classical Jiangnan landscape principles.
Family-run tavern on upper Berger Straße serving Frankfurt specialties since 1893. The menu includes Handkäs mit Musik and grilled pork ribs with sauerkraut.
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