Organized Tours

Phone: 069/21-23-88-00 Website: www.frankfurt-tourismus.de

Address: Römerberg 27 60311 Frankfurt am Main Phone: 069/212-38800

This is the main tourism body in Frankfurt. It offers all kinds of city tours and has various options from which to choose. Further information can be obtained from the following number: Phone: +49 (0) 69 / 21 23 89 53 Fax: +49 (0) 69 / 21 23 82 43

Tour 1 Perfect for those who want a glimpse of Frankfurt’s attractions while expending minimal effort, this tour lasts two hours and gives visitors an overview of the main metropolis of the city. Tourists get to pass by places of interest like the Museum Embankment, Stock Exchange, Applewine District Old Sachsenhausen, Banking District, Main Train Station, Old Opera House, and the Fairground. A walk around the historic Romerberg is also included to let you roam around the famous square to get a feel of the history of Frankfurt. Service charges vary depending on whether you hire a German guide or an English guide and based on the bus rental charges.

A one of its kind tour for children that lets them learn while having fun on the city streets, the educational tour starts from Romer and ends at the platform of the Main Tower. In between children are told of the rich Frankfurt history preserved at the Historical Museum, the Cathedral and Town Hall. In total the walk is for 2 hours and 25 people are allowed in one group. Charges vary and start from 125 Euros.

The tour walk starts from the office of this central tourist station and people get to visit the following places: Peace Bridge (new Western Harbour development, Main terraces), Nice (green), Untermainkai, Holbein Steg, Schaumainkai, Museum Embankment, Iron Bridge, Sachsenhausen Bank (view of old town, churches, Skyline), Old Bridge (ford, founding legend), Frankensteiner place (Alt Sachsenhausen, Apple Wine Quarter), Flößerbrücke (Mr German district, Main Plaza). Look at future site of the ECB (former wholesale market hall).

With the importance that is attached to the historical Romerberg area, this tour is dedicated to exploring only the ancient parts of the city centre. It includes a two hour walk through the Historical Museum, Imperial Hall, St. Paul's Church and the Imperial Cathedral.

This is three hour guided walk through the historical as well as the modern day Frankfurt in groups of 25 people. It takes you through the historical city as well as to the Goethe Museum and the Main Tower. The tour includes inside visits of any three of the following:

This tour follows a trail of animal tracks and includes the same monuments as the previous tour. It is very adventurous and offers information on the presence of wildlife in Frankfurt.

This is joyous walk through the decorated and lit Christmas markets of Frankfur. The tour starts from Romer and along the way you’ll hear historic Frankfurt stories and tales of famous personalities before finishing the tour with a warm cup of cider.

These are based on different themes, which define Frankfurt and cover places like the banking district, art museums and the trade fair zone. These tours range for about 2 to 2.5 hours and explore almost every aspect of life in the city be it architecture, sports or economics.

This is a flexible way of visiting the famous attractions of Frankfurt. The buses stop at 12 different locations and people can get on and off at any spot they want. The ride is very eventful and is made informative with commentary in 9 different languages. The full circuit is for an hour and buses run every 30 to 60 minutes.

To view the skyline in ultimate luxury, arrange a boat trip through Frankfurt Tourismus.

This tour operator specializes in cycling and walking tours around the city. It has carefully planned routes along which the bikers and walkers unravel the treasures of the city that are hidden from the eyes of those who travel through air and rail.