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The New Old Town

The Römer, the historical town hall, emphasises Frankfurt's importance as a political centre. The New Old Town between the Römer and the Emperors' Cathedral was completed in 2018; of its 35 houses, 15 are faithful reconstructions. On 18 May 1848, the first all-German parliament convened at the city's St Paul's Church.

Goethe's family home is open to visitors as the Goethe House.

The Museum Embankment

The Städel Museum, at the heart of the museum mile, holds masterpieces spanning nine centuries of European art. The embankment also includes the German Film Museum, the Museum of Architecture and the Schirn Kunsthalle art gallery, among some 60 other institutions.

A city on the Main

On the River Main, the city combines historical timber-frame architecture with modern skyscrapers, and its apple wine pubs offer a slice of the Frankfurt way of life.

Frankfurt can be reached from Strasbourg on the Strasbourg to Frankfurt Private Tour with Professional Driver.

Frequently asked questions

When is the Frankfurt Christmas Market?

The Frankfurt Christmas Market runs from 23 November to 22 December 2026, stretching from Roßmarkt along the Zeil down to Römerberg and Mainkai.

What is the Palmengarten in Frankfurt?

The Palmengarten is a 20-hectare park whose centrepiece, the 18-metre-high palm house opened in 1869, is still one of the largest in Europe.

How do you get to Frankfurt by train?

Frankfurt's main train station, used by around 460,000 travellers every day, has connections to all German conurbations and to European cities such as Paris, Vienna, Brussels, Basel and Amsterdam.