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City map of Frankfurt in 1840. The Free City of Frankfurt was a state of its own. The state back then widely correlated to the borders of the city today. It spread on both riversides of the Main and remained mostly unchanged since the 15th century.
- Lavrente B. 1 contribution. Old Frankfurt. The old city center is the right place to start to discover Frankfurt history. Altekirche Nikolai and National Museum of History are representative for the beginning of the city.
- Aniello Saggese. Baronissi, Italy 1,872 contributions. Old beautiful cathedral. This Roman Catholic Gothic church was built in the heart of the old city. The cathedral is very well-conserved and shows many ancient masterpieces.
- Mnmygys. Las Vegas, NV79 contributions. Georgeous! Make your Reservations ahead of time! Reservations were sold out for a few months Only 8 euros to tour this beautiful place!
- Brooke In The Air. Cleveland, OH51 contributions. Come to this Market Hungry! Fantastic market! And home of the best Foccacia sandwiches ever, at Teo's Delicatessen - try the New York, its fabulous!
- Explore the Frankfurt Christmas Market. Frankfurt has one main Christmas market, and it’s one of the largest and oldest in Germany. If you are visiting between the last week of November and the day before Christmas Eve, it’s a must-do.
- Pealing of the Bells. If you find yourself in Frankfurt on the 1st Advent Saturday or Christmas Eve, you’ll be lucky enough to witness the pealing of the bells.
- PalmenGarten. Frankfurt can get quite chilly in winter. Locals and visitors alike have been frequenting the PalmenGarten to escape from the chill for over 140 years.
- Alte Oper. Even if you’re not a fan of opera, a visit to Frankfurt’s Old Opera House (Alte Oper) in Opera Square is a must. The original building from 1880 was destroyed during World War II, but it was rebuilt in 1981.
Free tours in Frankfurt. Join us to explore Frankfurt's iconic buildings and squares, from Alter Oper to Hauptwache and beyond. Discover the city's rich history and vibrant landmarks with our guided tour. Discover the Hidden Gems of Frankfurt on our Evening Free Walking Tour.
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- Stroll through the Römerberg: Begin your journey in the heart of Frankfurt at the Römerberg, a picturesque square steeped in history. Marvel at the well-preserved medieval buildings, including the iconic Römer, the city hall, and admire the charming half-timbered houses that line the square.
- Explore the Frankfurt Cathedral: Visit the Frankfurt Cathedral, also known as the Kaiserdom, a magnificent Gothic structure that dates back over 700 years.
- Wander through Grüneburg Park: Escape the bustling city streets and venture into the charming oasis of Grüneburg Park, just next to the Palmengarten (Frankfurt’s botanical garden).
- Admire modern art at the Museum of Modern Art (MMK): Immerse yourself in contemporary art at the Museum of Modern Art, which showcases an impressive collection of works by renowned artists.
The program of the Alte Oper Frankfurt in the 2021/22 season will be characterized by numerous new focuses, festivals and series. A recurring theme is the examination of the city of Frankfurt, for example in the "Fratopia" festival at the beginning of the season or in the "Salon Frankfurt" series.
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The free public walking tours are provided by a young and dynamic group of people who want to share their individual experiences and love of Frankfurt, meaning all our tours are uniquely different depending on the tastes of your guide for the day.
