Frankfurt Guided Tour

Discover the historic German city with this walking tour of approximately 4 hours through the old town of Frankfurt. Join a professional guide on this tour through the city's history and local culture. In small groups of about 16 people see amazing monuments, memorials and historic buildings.

This tour will start at the historic Römerberg square, where you will see the city's most important building, the Römer, Frankfurt's city hall for more than 600 years. Admire the medieval architecture of this picturesque square and from here you will come to see the former Fountain of Justice and the Memorial to the Burning of the Books of 1933 .

As you make your way through the maze of cobbled streets, your guide will immerse you in the history of Frankfurt's past, with fascinating anecdotes and legends. Continue your tour to Frankfurt' s impressive Gothic cathedral and see this majestic temple of more than 800 years of history. Take advantage of the free entrance to this monument and visit the place that witnessed the coronation of emperors and kings of the Holy Roman Empire .

In addition to this historic building of the metropolis you will also visit other places such as:

• The former Church of St. Nicholas, a small brick Gothic building from the Middle Ages.
• The Carmelite Monastery, which houses wall paintings from the 15th century.
• The historic Wertheim House (Haus Wertheym), the only building to survive the attacks and bombings of World War II.
• The Goethe House and Museum, birthplace of the famous German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
• The fantastic Kleinmarkthalle central market, which sells all kinds of food.
• And the Jewish Holocaust Memorial Wall , which honours the memory of Jewish citizens who were murdered.

Experience this impressive German city and walk across the Iron Bridge, famous for its love locks, for the best views of the city and the river Main . Nourish your brain throughout the tour with valuable information and together with your guide and your group visit the old Jewish cemetery, you will learn a lot about the Jewish community living in Frankfurt during the Middle Ages.