Germany can be visited visa-free for up to 90 days by citizens of Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Israel, UAE and most countries in America. If you are unsure whether or not you need to apply for a visa, we recommend contacting the embassy or consulate in your country.

International (non-Schengen) travelers need a passport that is valid for at least 3 months after the end of their intended trip in order to enter the Schengen zone. Citizens of Schengen countries can travel without a passport, but must have a valid ID with them during their stay.

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Passport/Visa

Flughafen Frankfurt Airport is located twelve kilometres from the city centre. It is the second largest airport in Europe. At the airport you can find both a regional train station and a long-distance train station. Local trains conveniently connect the airport with the city’s main railway station. There is also a large number of buses and shuttles to get to and from the airport. You can find them outside Terminal 1 and 2. Taxis and car rental companies are represented at the airport.

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Flughafen Frankfurt Airport

The Hahn Airport, which also serves Frankfurt, is located 110 kilometres to the west of the city. Buses depart from the main terminal for the 1 hour 45 minute journey. Tickets are available on board. Taxis and car rental companies are represented at the airport. You will find the taxi stands in front of the terminal.

Taxi am Hahn
+49 65 43 35 14 
www.taxi-am-hahn.de

Taxi Konrad
+49 65 43 20 10
www.taxi-konrad.de

Hahn Airport

From late spring (April to May) to early autumn (including summer) is the best time to visit Frankfurt. This is when the city enjoys mild temperatures and sunny days, and when trees are in full bloom making it a pleasure to explore the city on foot. The summer is normally warm, at about 25°C and this is the peak season when to expect a lot of tourists, fairs, outdoor events and festivals. 

From mid-September to mid-October the city gets ready for the beautiful golden autumn. To get a good look at the spectacular autumn colours, head to one of Frankfurt’s sky-high towers and soak in the sight. Oktoberfest is also held in Frankfurt, it might not be as big as in Munich, but it is a celebration that kicks off mid-September and goes through the first week of October with plenty of exciting events, beer, food and music.

If you are into Christmas markets then December is the period to visit Frankfurt: this is when the city hosts one of Germany’s largest Christmas markets.

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Best Time to Visit

Frankfurt's local transport consists of commuter trains, streetcars, buses and an underground system. The Verkehrsgesellschaft Frankfurt am Main - or Frankfurt Transport Authority (VGF) - is Frankfurt's main public transport operator. The public transit system in Frankfurt is also part of the Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund (RMV) who is the operator of one of Germany's largest public transport networks.

There are several types of tickets to buy whether you are a day guest or travelling in a group. Tickets can be bought from four sales outlets of VGF, (Hauptwache, Konstablerwache, Bornheim Mitte underground station, Höchst station) including from ticket machines, card-o-mat machines and at numerous private sales outlets. You can also  get your ticket on the bus. Weekly, monthly and annual tickets can be ordered online. Tourists can also purchase a "Frankfurt Card" with unlimited travel, discounts at museums and guided city tours. The card is available at visitor information centres, travel agencies, the main train station and the airport.

Information about public transport at night: www.rmv.de/c/de/linien-netze/streckennetz/nachtverkehre/nachtverkehr-frankfurtrheinmain/

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Public Transport

Taxis are usually beige Mercedes cars that can be hailed on the street. Tipping is accepted at 10-15% of the final fare.

Taxi Frankfurt
www.taxi-frankfurt.de

Main Taxi Frankfurt:

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Taxi

Look for the yellow signs with the post office name on them - "Deutsche Post AG".

Postbank Finanzcenter:

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Post

You can easily find a pharmacy in Frankfurt.

Hermes-Apotheke:
Kaiserstr. 56

Apotheke an der Hauptwache:

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Pharmacy

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Electricity

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Telephone

Frankfurt is conveniently situated in the heart of both Germany and Europe.
Its international airport, which is directly accessible from all across the globe, is only a few minutes from Frankfurt's main train station, one of the largest in Germany.
Frankfurt is a great walking city, and the vast majority of its downtown destinations may be reached on foot. There is also a well-developed public transport system, which connects Frankfurt with the surrounding Rhine-Main Region both quickly and easily.

Alt-Sachsenhausen, with its apple wine pubs, historical half-timbered houses and narrow alleys, stands for Frankfurt cosiness and hospitality. No sojourn in Frankfurt is complete without a quick visit for a glass of the renowned "Frankfurt Ebbelwei".

Beautiful view of scenic narrow street with historic traditional houses and cobbled street in an old town in Europe with blue sky and clouds in summer

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Alt-Sachsenhausen

This is the birthplace of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (28/08/1749) and the place of his youth. Of greatest historical significance is the "Dichterzimmer" (poet's study) on the third floor, which is where Johann Wolfgang von Goethe lived and wrote such celebrated works as "The Sorrows of Young Werther" and the beginnings of "Faust".

Goethe house in Frankfurt am Main Germany

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Goethe House

Erected in 1880 with the help of private donations, the Old Opera House was
totally destroyed during World War II. The facade and the forecourt were
reconstructed according to the original plans of the architect Lucae in 1981.
On the third floor, there is a restaurant and bar with a terrace, which stays open until late.

The original opera house in Frankfurt is now the Alte Oper (Old Opera), a concert hall and former opera house in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

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Alte Oper

The Main Tower was completed in the year 2000 and has quickly become one of the most popular sights in Frankfurt. It measures 200 meters and invites the general public to visit its rooftop observation platform. From there, you will have the most spectacular panoramic view of Frankfurt and the surrounding region.

Frankfurt am Main downtown financial district

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FRANKFURT, GERMANY - JUNE 30: Main Tower on June 30, 2013 in Frankfurt. The Main Tower with 200 meters is the 4th highest building in Germany and housed banks, law firms and the Hessian Radio Station.

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Main Tower

One of the oldest and most significant museum foundations in Germany and one of the world's most outstanding art museums, featuring masterpieces from seven centuries of art. Here you will find works of art by masters like Rembrandt, Renoir, Rubens, Van Eyck and Botticelli.

The completion of the Städel's underground extension is one of the most important events in the art institute's long and celebrated history. The groundbreaking architecture of the new hall is a must-see for visitors of Frankfurt.

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Städel Museum

On board KD you can enjoy the best view of Germany’s most impressive skyline. During this one-hour panorama cruise, you will pass by the Römer, the Museum Embankment and St. Paul's Church. A great way to discover the famous skyline of Frankfurt while relaxing and listening to the stories on the past, present and future of the city.

Summer view of the financial district in Frankfurt, Germany

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Round-Trip-Cruises with KD

One of Frankfurt’s most popular attractions is the Applewine Express. Take a tour on this merry streetcar and become better acquainted with downtown Frankfurt while enjoying pretzels and a glass or two of Frankfurt apple wine. This particular way of sightseeing also entails background music and plenty of laughs. The starting point of the Ebbelwei-Express is at the zoo, but you can hop on and off at any of the stops.

A colorful electric tram or train in Frankfurt

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Applewine Express (Ebbelwei-Express)

Römerberg is a medieval square and the hub of the Old Town, Altstadt. The original Römerberg was destroyed during World War II, but it has been rebuilt since and nowadays you can once again stroll around this beautiful square and look at the various buildings. Hopefully your timing is right and you will get to witness one of the public festivals that are held here.

At the centre of the square lies the Fountain of Justice (Gerechtigkeitsbrunnen), where the statue of goddess Justitia holds the scales of justice.

Perhaps the most famous building here is the "Römer", which is the city hall, and has been so for the last 600 years.

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Römerberg

Consecrated in 1833, this church served as the seat for the first German national assembly in 1848, which in turn provided the basis for Germany’s present-day constitution. Today, the site hosts award presentations as well political and cultural events.

Paulskirche (St. Paul's church) in Frankfurt, Germany

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Saint Paul's Church (Paulskirche)

Stepping into the Frankfurt Zoo is like entering another world: hold on to your hat while you marvel at all the majestic African animals and the exciting, colourful world of Madagascar. The list of foreign and exotic places and settings goes on and on and there is a total of 4,500 animals and over 500 species from across the globe here.

Apart from the fixed features, there are festivals, exhibits and themed tours to enjoy as well.

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Frankfurt Zoo

Lohrberg is an amazing lookout point which gives you panoramic views over the city. There is an entire park here well suited for hiking or sports, and you can also opt to come here in the summer as there are barbecue areas available. The MainÄppelHaus will give you an insight into the topic of gardening and agriculture.

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Lohrberg

The Eiserner Steg is a pedestrian bridge built in 1869 with stunning views of the river Main and the city's skyline. It connects the centre of Frankfurt with Sachsenhausen.

This is one of the most popular photo spots so do not forget the camera.

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Eiserner Steg

This unique boulevard of cultural institutions comprises first-class museums presenting everything from applied arts, film and architecture to art, Jewish history and ancient sculptures. Famous architects such as Richard Meier and O.M. Ungers were involved in the construction and expansion of many of the architectonic gems on display. A few examples are the fine art Städel Museum with its underground exhibition spaces, the German Film Museum, the Communication Museum and the Jewish Museum.

The Museum Embankment Festival, one of Europe's largest cultural festivals, takes place every year at the last weekend in August.

Aerial view of the city on a sunny morning. Frankfurt. Germany.

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Closeup on attentive pleasant senior woman visiting museum and enjoying arts

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The Museum Embankment (Museumsufer)

Frankfurt’s botanical gardens consist of 20 hectares of parklands and 9,000 square metres of greenhouses replete with flora of the most diverse climate zones. Internationally renowned exhibitions and festive events provide a colourful fringe programme.

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Botanical Garden (Palmengarten)

The English Theatre Frankfurt has gained fame as the largest English-speaking theatre in continental Europe. It has become a major player in the Rhine-Main region's cultural scene since its foundation in 1979. Its repertoire comprises comedy, drama, poetry slams and musicals.

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The English Theatre

With its 95 meter high tower rising over the city centre, this Cathedral is hard to miss. Consecrated in the name of St Bartholomew in 1239, this cathedral was officially chosen to serve as the electoral site for kings of the Holy Roman empire in 1356. Ten imperial coronations took place here between 1562 and 1792.

Imperial Cathedral of St. Bartholomew in Frankfurt Germany

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Frankfurt Cathedral in Frankfurt am Main in Germany, or Frankfurter Dom, or Cathedral of Saint Bartholomew.

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Emperors' Cathedral Frankfurt (Kaiserdom)

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Cathedral of St. Bartholomew

Some 70 kilometres in length, the Frankfurt Green Belt is the most important
natural feature of the RheinMain Regional Park. This beautiful band of green
consists of mixed-fruit orchards, nature reserves, brooks and streams, parks and gardens as well as sports and recreation facilities.

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Frankfurt Green Belt (GrünGürtel)

It may sound like a paradox, but it is true: since 2018, Frankfurt is proud of its “new old town”. As part of the DomRömer Project several streets and squares, which were destroyed during the Second World War, were reconstructed. By using more than 60 spolia, original components of the historic buildings, a new quarter has been created – with museums, cafes and shops.

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DomRömer Quarter

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Alt-Sachsenhausen

Alt-Sachsenhausen, with its apple wine pubs, historical half-timbered houses and narrow alleys, stands for Frankfurt cosiness and hospitality. No sojourn in Frankfurt is complete without a quick visit for a glass of the renowned "Frankfurt Ebbelwei".

Cathedral of St. Bartholomew

Eiserner Steg

The Eiserner Steg is a pedestrian bridge built in 1869 with stunning views of the river Main and the city's skyline. It connects the centre of Frankfurt with Sachsenhausen. This is one of the most popular photo spots so do not forget the camera.

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