Located in the heart of Frankfurt, Römerberg is the most vibrant and beautiful square in the city. A visit to Frankfurt would not be complete without exploring the colorful old houses, churches, and lively atmosphere here.

Lost in this area, you will be amazed by the warm atmosphere and local cuisine that is unmatched anywhere else. In particular, this area will be the site of bustling Christmas markets when winter arrives.

The Alte Oper is a historic architecture built during the High Renaissance era and holds significant cultural value. It is the venue for over 460 music events each year by famous artists, bringing the audience to the pinnacle of musical art.

If you cannot get a ticket to attend the music event, don't be disappointed because admiring the architecture of this opera house will also be a shining gem in your trip.

When in Frankfurt, don't forget to visit the Eschenheimer Tower. The tower was built in the 15th century as part of the city wall during the Middle Ages. The tower stands 47m tall and is prominently located in the Eschenheimer Gate area. It is currently the oldest unchanged historical monument in the city.

One of the perfect places for an evening stroll is the Sachsenhausen Old Town. Come here to experience the atmosphere of ancient villages and enjoy a glass of apple wine to end a complete day!

Adjacent to the old town is the famous Eiserner Steg bridge spanning across the Main River. While strolling across the bridge, it’s not difficult to spot the colorful padlocks as this is also the place where couples come to prove their love.

Frankfurt Cathedral is a Catholic church built from the 13th to the 15th century. Located prominently in the city, the Gothic-style tower with many antiques is a must-visit spot when strolling through the city of Frankfurt.

Hamburg is the largest harbour city in Germany and is located by the Baltic Sea. It is a massive cargo hub and the largest transshipment point of “the land of beer,”; therefore, there are many large shopping centers. Those who love shopping certainly cannot miss this seaside city. Hamburg also has many famous sightseeing spots such as the impressive Hamburger Rathaus City Hall, the bustling St. Pauli district, and the windy Alster Lake.

Berlin, the capital city of Germany, is one of the must-visit destinations if you come to Germany, thanks to its peaceful and ancient beauty.

The city is famous and attracts tourists with famous landmarks such as the Berlin Wall, the Holocaust Memorial, the Brandenburg Gate, etc.

When it comes to German cuisine, one cannot ignore sausages. Among over 200 different types of sausages in Germany, Frankfurt's Bockwurst is highly regarded. This sausage is made from beef and pork, with added salt, pepper, and chili powder... then smoked with oak wood, extremely fragrant. In addition to grilling, Bockwurst also pairs with bread, pasta to diversify flavors for tourists to choose from.

Pretzel bread is a famous food in Germany and in European and American countries around the world. These twisted breads are prepared to look small and convenient, suitable for afternoon tea or light meals. Instead of traditional, monotonous bread, tourists can enjoy new Pretzel bread with a variety of fillings such as Pretzel hotdog (with sausage filling), cheese, butter.

Hot mulled wine is a hot beverage, typically made with red wine mixed with other spices and heated up. Hot mulled wine is traditionally consumed in winter, and it’s an essential drink at German Christmas markets.

"Kinder Punsch" is a traditional apple tea (or fruit tea) meant for children to drink during the winter season. If you are traveling with young children or enjoy different types of fruit teas, you should not miss trying Kinder Punsch during your trip to Germany.

Experience two of Germany's top attractions in one day with the Frankfurt Super Saver, combining two tours at an incredibly attractive price.

Firstly, you will visit the Bavarian hills to see the stunning Neuschwanstein Castle, a fairytale palace that inspired Disney's "Sleeping Beauty" story. Afterwards, you will explore Rothenburg ob der Tauber, taking a walk around one of Germany's few remaining medieval towns.

The Main Tower is a 56-floor (200m) skyscraper in the city of Frankfurt, Germany. The name of the tower is derived from the nearby Main River. It is the only high-rise building in Frankfurt with a public observation deck. Taking the elevator to the top of the Main Tower, you will have the opportunity to admire the panoramic view of the city of Frankfurt. If you wish, you can also enjoy exquisite cuisine at the restaurant on the top floor of the tower. If you come here at night, you will be able to see the vibrant city immersed in sparkling lights.

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Frankfurt International Airport is located about 15km from the city center of Frankfurt, and travelers can choose from the following transportation options:

• Subway: Two subway lines, S8 and S9, run from the airport to the city center. The fare for adults is around 5 Euro one-way, and the fare for children is 3 Euro one-way. The travel time is approximately 40 minutes
• Bus: Bus routes 61, 77, 72, 58, and 62 (daytime buses) and N81 and N7 (night buses) go directly to the city center. The fare for a one-way trip is from 5-30 Euro, with a travel time of about 30 minutes
• Train: The fare is 40 Euro one-way, and the travel time is approximately 20 minutes
• Taxi: The fare is from 80-100 Euro