Frankfurt, Germany
Things to do, tour and ticket deals

Romer (Römer) is a photogenic old town hall consisting 15th-century houses and it's also a place where the city councillors meet. The most famous landmark of Römer is its balcony, from which many famous people have waved to a cheering crowd.

Palmengarten is the botanical palm garden filled with historic tropical terraces, rose gardens, and playgrounds for kids. From May to September, there's a pond with row boats available, and during summer open-air concerts take place in here.

Städel Museum is an influential art museum collecting 2,700 paintings, 100,000 drawings and prints around 600 sculptures. Some of the collection includes works of art from Picasso, Rembrandt, Dürer, Rubens, and Renoir.

The original building of Goethe House was the family residence of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe family, faithfully restored to the original, and now open for visitors to experience a hint of the famous writer's life.

A view point of Frankfurt, Main Tower is one of the tallest high-rises in town. The tower surely create a special view to Frankfurts notable 'Mainhattan' skyline. Completely made of glass, reach to the highest observation platform through lift, and fully experience the Frankfurt's city view.

Frankfurt Zoological Garden is Europe's largest home for nocturnal animals. 'Zoological' refers to the jungle-like atmosphere, where forms of nature (trees, bushes , rocks, natural soil) brought into the building. The zoo is also widely known for being the first place to raise all varieties of primate.