• St. Paul’s Church (Paulskirche) - it is where Germany’s first national assembly convened in 1848 was held.

• Iron Bridge - it’s a 19th-century iron footbridge over the river Main, the medieval town hall called “Römer”

• Sachsenhausen - It is a part of town still cultivating an intimate and village-like atmosphere with a few ciders under your belt.

• Customize your tour on-the-go with your local guide
• Enjoy a complimentary glass of Apple Wine per person
• Experience a private tour exclusive to your group
• Be guided by a local professional dedicated to your group

• Entrance fees (if any)
• Gratuities
• Entrance Fee

Frankfurt’s signature beverage is “Ebbelwei,” a dry and healthy apple cider. Traditional culinary delights include “Handkäs,” a cheese served with vinaigrette sauce, and “Grie Soß,” a dip made from seven herbs, typically enjoyed as a main course with hard-boiled eggs and boiled potatoes. The most famous local meat dish is the “Frankfurter,” a boiled sausage.

A visit to an apple-cider tavern is essential, especially in Sachsenhausen, the city’s lively party district, which retains a cozy, village-like charm. History plays a significant role in this tour, offering insights into the high-rise skyline dominated by the Commerzbank tower, the 95-meter-high belfry of the Imperial Cathedral, the Eiserner Steg—a 19th-century iron footbridge, the medieval town hall known as the “Römer,” and St. Paul’s Church, where Germany’s first national assembly convened in 1848.

This tour promises to satisfy both a thirst for knowledge and a taste for apple cider.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.