Frankfurt Highlights English Walking Tour
Overview
We are the #1 tour in Frankfurt for many reasons, but mainly our passion and desire to make your visit here memorable. We want you to wish you had more time in Frankfurt! Our professional, English-speaking guides tell you unique stories while showing you this historic and beautiful city. We believe the only way to see Frankfurt is on foot where you can enter buildings and see where history was made. We show you places the tour buses can't. The list of our stops is not in any particular order and may vary a bit due to events in the city or holidays. If one site is closed (like on Sundays), we may add another special site. It is an easy 3 hour walk, with comfort breaks, snack break, and is stroller and wheelchair friendly. Private tours & group tours available by request when you visit our website, where you can also book our Daily Tour. We answer emails promptly.
What you’ll do
Imperial church, site of the elections and coronations of the Holy Roman Emperor (exterior only on Sundays)
See and learn about the Römer (city hall), Justicia and the Book Burning Memorial
One of Frankfurts' oldest churches (exterior only on Sundays)
Wall paintings done between 1513-1521
A fantastic, indoor market full of produce, chocolate, cheeses, meats, pastries, and more. (not on Sundays or German holidays)
Learn about the Jewish Community in Frankfurt that has been here since the 1100's as well as the medieval Jewish Ghetto. The Jewish Holocaust Remembrance Wall surrounds the medieval cemetery. The cemetery is viewed through the gate.
City Planning Department with a huge scale model of present-day Frankfurt. (not on weekends or German holidays)
Walk through the new Alt Stadt and former Coronation path for the Holy Roman Emperors
Also known as the Love-lock Bridge, it offers views from both sides of the Main River, including the ECB, the Museum river bank and Sachsenhausen.
City Wall from the 1100s and part of the Medieval Jewish Wall
From €30
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