Local area

Frankfurt’s Oasis of Deceleration. Ooooommmmm! Hidden smack in the middle of Frankfurt’s center, you can find the gorgeous Chinese garden at the Bethmannspark: a little oasis of calm in the midst of the inner city jungle. Here you can find peace and calm the soul, breathe deep.

Family fun bowling. If you are looking to play a few lanes between business appointments or on a city trip with friends or family, then the „Bowlingzentrum Rebstock“ is your best bet. The place opened back in the days of the 1970s and the family-run business has retained its retro chic until today. Check it out.

Our fine, buttery apple turnover melts in your mouth, the caramel topping, the cinnamon, and the warm apple … yumm! Who doesn’t start to drool when reading this? Right? The speciality of the Frankfurt Café Croquant is its authenticity. Just read the labels and you feel transported to a romantic alley off the beaten path in Paris: boulangerie - patisserie - brasserie - sandwicherie - café

Experience Frankfurt's cultural diversity! Whether art, history or nature - discover exciting exhibitions on Frankfurt's famous Museumsufer, one of the world's most important museum locations. Enjoy the marvellous view of the skyline and immerse yourself in the multifaceted museum landscape with 26 museums. On the last Saturday of every month, admission to Frankfurt's museums is even free thanks to ‘Satourday’.

The Maintower offers a breathtaking view from its visitor platform on the 55th and 56th floors. The lift takes you up 200 metres in no time at all. Afterwards, enjoy a drink or dinner in the restaurant or lounge. An absolute highlight for every visitor to Frankfurt!

If you visit Frankfurt and only explore the city centre, you will miss out on a lot. There are many neighbourhoods worth seeing in the 46 districts, which can be reached quickly by S-Bahn or U-Bahn thanks to the compact size of the city. One highlight is charming Frankfurt-Höchst in the west, where the Nidda flows into the Main. Here you can discover picturesque half-timbered houses and impressive sights such as Höchst Palace, the baroque Bolongaro Palace and the idyllic city park.