Frankfurt Highlights English Walking Tour
by Frankfurt on Foot Walking Tours
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How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€60Overview
This walking tour in Frankfurt lasts about 2 to 3 hours and covers many important city sites. The route is flexible and may change depending on local events or holidays. It includes comfort and snack breaks and is accessible for strollers and wheelchairs. Guides speak English and share historical stories about the city. The tour visits the Imperial Church, known for Holy Roman Emperor elections and coronations, though only the exterior is seen on Sundays. It continues to Romerberg square to view the Römer city hall, Justicia statue, and the Book Burning Memorial. The Old Nicholas Church, one of Frankfurt's oldest churches, is also included, with exterior visits on Sundays. You will see wall paintings at the Karmeliterkloster dating from 1513 to 1521. The tour passes through an indoor market offering produce, chocolate, cheeses, meats, and pastries, which is closed on Sundays and German holidays. At the Old Jewish Cemetery, the guide explains the history of Frankfurt's Jewish community since the 1100s and the medieval Jewish Ghetto; the cemetery is viewed through its gate, surrounded by the Holocaust Remembrance Wall. The City Planning Department stop shows a large scale model of modern Frankfurt but is closed on weekends and German holidays. The walk includes the new Alt Stadt area and the former coronation path of the Holy Roman Emperors. You will cross the Love-lock Bridge, offering views of the Main River, the European Central Bank, the Museum riverbank, and Sachsenhausen. The last stop covers the City Wall from the 1100s and part of the Medieval Jewish Wall. The tour provides recommendations for museums and restaurants but does not include entrance fees or food. Private and group tours can be arranged through the operator's website.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Imperial Church
View the Imperial Church from outside, where Holy Roman Emperors were elected and crowned. On Sundays, only the exterior is shown.
20 min
Romerberg
Visit Romerberg square to see the Römer city hall, the Justicia statue, and the Book Burning Memorial.
15 min
Old Nicholas Church (Alte Nikolaikirche)
See the exterior of one of Frankfurt's oldest churches; interior access is not available on Sundays.
10 min
Karmeliterkloster
View wall paintings created between 1513 and 1521 inside the Karmeliterkloster.
15 min
Indoor Market
Walk through a large indoor market selling produce, chocolate, cheeses, meats, and pastries. Closed on Sundays and German holidays.
15 min
Old Jewish Cemetery
Learn about Frankfurt's Jewish community from the 1100s and the medieval Jewish Ghetto. The cemetery is viewed through its gate, surrounded by the Jewish Holocaust Remembrance Wall.
30 min
City Planning Department
See a large scale model of present-day Frankfurt. This stop is closed on weekends and German holidays.
15 min
New Alt Stadt and Coronation Path
Walk through the new Alt Stadt area and along the former coronation route of the Holy Roman Emperors.
20 min
Love-lock Bridge
Cross the bridge known as the Love-lock Bridge, with views of both sides of the Main River including the European Central Bank, Museum riverbank, and Sachsenhausen.
10 min
City Wall and Medieval Jewish Wall
View sections of the City Wall dating from the 1100s and part of the Medieval Jewish Wall.
15 min
Meeting point
At the Römerberg, in front of the Binding Schirn Pub and directly across from the Tourist Info, but on the street, 41 Braubachstrasse. Our guide has a sign that says Frankfurt on Foot and the tour begins promptly at 10:00, so please arrive a bit earlier.
End point
At the Römerberg, in front of the Binding Schirn Pub and directly across from the Tourist Info, but on the street, 41 Braubachstrasse. Our guide has a sign that says Frankfurt on Foot and the tour begins promptly at 10:00, so please arrive a bit earlier.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Frankfurt Highlights English Walking Tour
by Frankfurt on Foot Walking Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€60Overview
This walking tour in Frankfurt lasts about 2 to 3 hours and covers many important city sites. The route is flexible and may change depending on local events or holidays. It includes comfort and snack breaks and is accessible for strollers and wheelchairs. Guides speak English and share historical stories about the city. The tour visits the Imperial Church, known for Holy Roman Emperor elections and coronations, though only the exterior is seen on Sundays. It continues to Romerberg square to view the Römer city hall, Justicia statue, and the Book Burning Memorial. The Old Nicholas Church, one of Frankfurt's oldest churches, is also included, with exterior visits on Sundays. You will see wall paintings at the Karmeliterkloster dating from 1513 to 1521. The tour passes through an indoor market offering produce, chocolate, cheeses, meats, and pastries, which is closed on Sundays and German holidays. At the Old Jewish Cemetery, the guide explains the history of Frankfurt's Jewish community since the 1100s and the medieval Jewish Ghetto; the cemetery is viewed through its gate, surrounded by the Holocaust Remembrance Wall. The City Planning Department stop shows a large scale model of modern Frankfurt but is closed on weekends and German holidays. The walk includes the new Alt Stadt area and the former coronation path of the Holy Roman Emperors. You will cross the Love-lock Bridge, offering views of the Main River, the European Central Bank, the Museum riverbank, and Sachsenhausen. The last stop covers the City Wall from the 1100s and part of the Medieval Jewish Wall. The tour provides recommendations for museums and restaurants but does not include entrance fees or food. Private and group tours can be arranged through the operator's website.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Imperial Church
View the Imperial Church from outside, where Holy Roman Emperors were elected and crowned. On Sundays, only the exterior is shown.
20 min
Romerberg
Visit Romerberg square to see the Römer city hall, the Justicia statue, and the Book Burning Memorial.
15 min
Old Nicholas Church (Alte Nikolaikirche)
See the exterior of one of Frankfurt's oldest churches; interior access is not available on Sundays.
10 min
Karmeliterkloster
View wall paintings created between 1513 and 1521 inside the Karmeliterkloster.
15 min
Indoor Market
Walk through a large indoor market selling produce, chocolate, cheeses, meats, and pastries. Closed on Sundays and German holidays.
15 min
Old Jewish Cemetery
Learn about Frankfurt's Jewish community from the 1100s and the medieval Jewish Ghetto. The cemetery is viewed through its gate, surrounded by the Jewish Holocaust Remembrance Wall.
30 min
City Planning Department
See a large scale model of present-day Frankfurt. This stop is closed on weekends and German holidays.
15 min
New Alt Stadt and Coronation Path
Walk through the new Alt Stadt area and along the former coronation route of the Holy Roman Emperors.
20 min
Love-lock Bridge
Cross the bridge known as the Love-lock Bridge, with views of both sides of the Main River including the European Central Bank, Museum riverbank, and Sachsenhausen.
10 min
City Wall and Medieval Jewish Wall
View sections of the City Wall dating from the 1100s and part of the Medieval Jewish Wall.
15 min
Meeting point
At the Römerberg, in front of the Binding Schirn Pub and directly across from the Tourist Info, but on the street, 41 Braubachstrasse. Our guide has a sign that says Frankfurt on Foot and the tour begins promptly at 10:00, so please arrive a bit earlier.
End point
At the Römerberg, in front of the Binding Schirn Pub and directly across from the Tourist Info, but on the street, 41 Braubachstrasse. Our guide has a sign that says Frankfurt on Foot and the tour begins promptly at 10:00, so please arrive a bit earlier.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.