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Frankfurt am Main

Visiting Frankfurt am Main

Germany's most important economic hub and one of Europe's largest financial centres is often called the "city of skyscrapers." Yet behind the cool facade of Frankfurt's business quarter lies the charm of cobbled lanes lined with tidy houses and Gothic churches.

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This is a city that looks to the future yet treasures its long-standing traditions – such as the Book Fair, held every year since the 15th century, or the Ceramics Festival, known since the 14th century. At the same time, new celebrations and customs keep emerging, drawing millions of visitors.

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Frankfurt am Main is also a remarkably sporty city. There are countless jogging paths, plenty of cyclists, and boats cruising the River Main all day long. That makes it perfect for exploring the sights on your own – just rent a bike, grab your Ever.Travel guide, and off you go!

How to plan an independent trip to Frankfurt am Main

The easiest way to plan a Frankfurt trip is with our interactive attractions map, where dozens of must-see spots are already pinned. Pick the ones you'd like to visit, save them to favourites, spread them across your travel days, and share with friends. Don't forget to download the free Ever.Travel mobile app to sync your personal guide. Learn more about how it works here…

What else to see in Frankfurt am Main

Frauenfriedenskirche
Children's Museum
German Film Museum
Bethmann Park
Beethoven Monument
Justinuskirche (Church of St Justin)
Goethe House Museum
Schirn Kunsthalle
Eschenheim Tower
Alte Oper (Old Opera House)