• Taunusanlage - Located in the center of Frankfurt, Taunusanlage provides a peaceful retreat from the city’s lively atmosphere. This green haven, following the route of Taunusstraße, enchants visitors with its lush foliage, graceful statues, and serene ponds. A beloved sanctuary for both locals and tourists, Taunusanlage encourages leisurely walks, quiet reflection, and moments of relaxation amidst the urban environment, perfectly blending nature with city life in Frankfurt.
• Old Opera House (Alte Oper) - At the heart of Frankfurt stands the magnificent Alte Oper, a cultural icon that represents the city’s rich history and dynamic arts scene. First opened in 1880, this grand concert hall was rebuilt after World War II to regain its status as a symbol of resilience and artistic brilliance. With its breathtaking neo-Renaissance architecture, featuring intricate details and lavish decorations, the Alte Oper is a testament to Frankfurt’s enduring love for music and performance. Today, it continues to captivate audiences with a wide range of concerts, operas, and cultural events, maintaining its legacy as a treasured landmark and cultural center in the city.
• Börse Frankfurt - Situated in Frankfurt’s financial district, the Frankfurt Börse is a key player in global finance. Founded in 1585, it remains one of the world’s leading stock exchanges, enabling trade and investment on a large scale. Its contemporary architecture mirrors the city’s mix of tradition and innovation. A central hub for traders, investors, and businesses, the Frankfurt Börse highlights Frankfurt’s role as a bustling center of commerce and economic activity.
• The Hauptwache - Hauptwache is a notable square and transport hub. Its historic building, once a prison and police station, now serves as a café. Surrounded by lively streets and commercial activity, Hauptwache is a favored meeting spot for both locals and visitors, capturing the vibrant spirit of Frankfurt’s city center.
• Zeil - Zeil, Frankfurt’s primary shopping street, buzzes with activity and commerce. Extending from Hauptwache to Konstablerwache, it features a wide variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. With iconic department stores and modern boutiques, Zeil draws shoppers from near and far, offering a lively atmosphere and endless shopping opportunities in the heart of the city.
• Liebfrauenkirche - Liebfrauenkirche is a Gothic-style church celebrated for its elegant architecture and rich history. Dating back to the 14th century, it has witnessed centuries of transformation and remains a significant city landmark. With its towering spire and intricate details, Liebfrauenkirche symbolizes faith and cultural heritage, attracting visitors to admire its beauty and reflect on its lasting legacy.
• Frankfurt Cathedral - Frankfurt Dom is a prominent religious landmark in the city. With origins over a thousand years old, this impressive structure has seen Frankfurt’s development through the ages. Its unique red sandstone facade and towering spire dominate the city skyline, attracting visitors and worshippers to its sacred halls. As a symbol of faith and history, Frankfurt Dom holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors, representing the spiritual and cultural heritage of the region.
• Neue Altstadt - There are a few more stops along the way, but those will remain a surprise to make the experience even more special.

• Professional tour guide
• 2-hour walking tour

• Gratuities (optional)

Many travelers believe they have experienced Frankfurt after visiting Römer Square or taking a brief stroll along the river. However, there is so much more to discover beyond the main streets. Without a guide, it’s easy to overlook hidden alleys, local tales, and authentic flavors that truly bring the city to life.

The Walking Tour in Frankfurt allows you to explore both the famous landmarks and the secret spots known only to locals. Your guide will share captivating stories, insider tips, and little-known areas, enabling you to experience the city beyond its surface and steer clear of tourist traps.

The guide customizes the tour to suit your interests and pace, ensuring every moment is meaningful. Even during a short visit, you’ll depart with genuine memories, hidden treasures, and a true connection to Frankfurt that lingers long after your walk.

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