Palmengarten
Ancient trees, dunes and water, tropical gardens, plants of all shapes and sizes and more await you on your visit to one of the world's oldest botanical gardens. A breath of fresh air set in the middle of Frankfurt's city centre.
Römerberg
In former times, this beautiful market square was the place where trade fairs took place as well as celebrations like weddings and coronations. Today, you can find dozens of restaurants, cafés and bars here, thanks to its ideal location.
Museum für Moderne Kunst
Get a glimpse into the world of modern art with iconic works by Andy Warhol, Dan Flavin, Donald Judd and Carl Andre. The building was designed by the Viennese architect, Hans Hollein, and was nicknamed 'Tortenstück' meaning ‘the cake tip’!
Goethe Haus
Discover the historic surroundings of Johann Wolfgang Goethe's childhood home. The house is an impressive testament to his domestic environment and family life. His first important works such as “Götz von Berlichingen”, “The Sorrows of Young Werther” and “Faust I” were written here too.
Frankfurt Cathedral
A journey to the top is an adventure. More than 300 steps take you to a viewing platform 66 meters above ground. The view of Frankfurt's historic old town, its skyscrapers and the Main River, which flows through the city centre, is spellbinding.
Senckenberg Museum of Natural History
Step back millions of years and discover more than 20,000 fossils at the world's largest natural history museum. It is home to a three-story, interactive aquarium, a ground-breaking exhibition on dinosaurs and human evolution, and one of the largest collections of African insect specimens.