Take a peek behind the scenes during a 45 minute programme. Join the tour for individual guests right at the visitors’ terrace.

Right in front of the building you will be greeted by the animal symbols of the stock exchange: the bull for an uptrend market and the bear for a downtrend market. The Frankfurt Wertpapierbörse, with annual sales revenues of € 3.5 billion, is one of the three key stock exchanges in the world.

Thousands of ice skating enthusiasts visit every day to enjoy the two halls and the covered outdoor rink during the September to April season.

The Frankfurt City Hall or Rathaus on the Römerberg is undoubtedly one of the most famous historic buildings in Frankfurt – not far from the Kaiserdom and the Paulskirche.

The Hessenpark is the main open air museum in Hesse. More than 85 buildings illustrate the rural development of Hesse over the last 400 years.

Visit the Possmann distillery in Frankfurt to see how apple juice and cider are made.

a garden paradise with palms and a display house (Gesellschaftshaus). The extensive grounds offer rose, rock, rhododendron and shrub gardens, dry and humid tropical plant displays, a Sub-Antarctic house and greenhouses with state-of-the-art equipment to cultivate and present plants from all over the world.

The Zeilgalerie is a highlight on Frankfurter’s famous shopping promenade, the Zeil. Restaurants on the lower and ground floor, a rooftop viewing terrace, more than 50 shops of all sizes - from fashion to event tickets, and more cafés and restaurants upstairs.

Following its destruction at the end of World War Two and reconstruction in the 70s, the Alte Oper is now a particularly exquisite congress and concert house.

Experience an unforgettable extravaganza of variety and artistes at the Tigerpalast from the evening through to the early hours. Martin Göschel presents classic Mediterranean cuisine in the tastefully decorated Tigerpalast restaurant.

Tigerpalast Varieté Theater
Heiligkreuzgasse 16-20
60313 Frankfurt
Telephone 069-920022-0

Schirn Kunsthalle
The Schirn art gallery has become one of the key exhibition galleries in Europe. The Schirn has no permanent exhibits, co-operating instead with galleries such as the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan, the Guggenheim Museum New York and many others to offer continually new exhibits.

Deutsches Filmmuseum
Seven floors, illustrating the development of film history from the very beginning.

Städelsches Kunstinstitut
Art collections of global importance, with all major European artists from the 14th century to the present.

Senckenbergmuseum
One of the largest and most renowned natural history collections in Germany.

Frankfurter Goethe Museum
This is where Goethe spent his childhood and much of his youth until he accepted the invitation of the City of Weimar in 1775.