Frankfurt Tourism

Frankfurt tourism is multi-faceted, despite the city being known more as a financial hub. While images of its skyline dotted with high-rises is testament to its status as an economic powerhouse, visiting Frankfurt reveals just how historic and multi-faceted this international city really is.

Frankfurt Geography 

Frankfurt is set on the banks of the River Main, in the Hesse federated state of South-west Germany. The river bisects the city, which also houses the Frankfurt City Forest — the country’s largest.

Climate in Frankfurt

With temperate oceanic climate prevalent in the city, you can expect four distinct seasons. July and August are the hottest months while January is the coldest. You can take a Frankfurt tour any time of the year, just remember to pack weather-appropriately!

Frankfurt Culture

Not just a business and trade centre, Frankfurt is also a deeply cultured city. Beyond the tall buildings and towering glass facades is a town rich with historic sites like the Kaiserdom or Cathedral, over 50 different museums, a spritely food and wine scene, and quirks like the flea markets.

Frankfurt Tours

Your Frankfurt tour can be crafted to your liking.

Go museum-hopping by picking up a Museumsufer pass that gives you multiple entries. Don’t miss out on the acclaimed Städel Art Museum and Museum of World Cultures.

Take a hop-on hop-off bus tour to sightsee the most famous of Frankfurt tourism landmarks.

You could even take many wonderful day trips with the city as your base, including trips to the Rhine Valley, Heidelberg and Neuschwanstein Castle.