Top Frankfurt Audio Guides

Hit all the highlights of historic Frankfurt on this hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour. With your one-day pass, create your own adventure with 14 possible stops including Römer (town hall), St Paul's Church, the Botanical Garden Palmengarten and the majestic Opera House. As you cruise through town aboard a double-decker coach, listen to interesting audio commentary (available in 12 languages) about the city’s history and culture.

Admire Frankfurt from the water on a 100-minute sightseeing cruise along the Main River. Starting from Eiserner Streg (Mainkai) in central Frankfurt, enjoy views of the city skyline as you hear audio commentary about the city's highlights. Sights you’ll pass include Staedel Museum, St. Paul’s Church, Romer, The Three Kings Church, and Portikus.

Witness the grandeur of Frankfurt’s waterfront with a one-hour cruise along the mighty Main River! As you float, hear intriguing audio commentary about the city, and view Frankfurt’s great outdoor spaces and landmarks including Frankfurt Cathedral and Europaturm — the city’s tallest building. Find a comfortable seat inside or on the sun deck, buy yourself a drink from the onboard bar, and enjoy the ride!

Sit back and relax on this sightseeing cruise in Frankfurt where you choose your own journey. Pick between traveling upstream or downstream on the Main River. No matter what you pick, you’re sure to see impressive views of the city. Sit outside on top of your boat or head inside to sightsee from the comfort of a window seat.    

Frankfurt is home to a great number of landmarks and attractions, but getting around the city on foot takes time and effort. With this 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour ticket, spin through the city in comfort and enjoy fine views along the banks of the Main River. Hit sites of interest including the Hauptwache and the Senckenberg Museum with ease, and enjoy the freedom to explore Frankfurt at your own pace.

Cruise along the Main River at night, and see Frankfurt's skyline illuminated against the inky night sky. After starting from the Eisener Steg bridge, glide along the river and under many bridges as you admire the lit-up skyscrapers that dominate the cityscape. Buy drinks and snacks on board if you wish, and learn about Frankfurt's landmarks from the commentary as you go.

Frankfurt ranks among Germany’s most important cities, with historic buildings and interesting landmarks round every corner—but hitting the highlights on foot takes time and effort. This 24-hour circular hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus ticket puts Frankfurt at your feet. Spin through the city in comfort with your audio-guide, and gain insight into centuries of German history. Reach top attractions such as Paulskirche and the Senckenberg Museum, and enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace.

Frankfurt is a small city with a big history. Did you know the first ever German parliament was held here? This self guided audio tour is about finding your way around the city centre and enjoying fun facts and interesting sights, that you would never discover on your own. You'll start at Frankfurt's beautiful old opera house and walk right through the modern shopping heart to the Altstadt, discovering the stock market, Goethe's house, a peace garden, the new Old Town and much more along the way. I’ll explain why the old Hühnermarkt ( chicken market) was rebuilt and tell you how the town hall came to be called the Römer. You’ll see these landmarks along the way: • The 19th century opera house and stock exchange • The bull and bear statues • Stunning replicated architecture of the old Hühnermarkt • The Kleinmarkthalle (indoor market) • The Eisenersteg and views of the River Main

Explore Frankfurt's trendy district of Sachsenhausen Discover traditional restaurants, romantic cafes, and trendy bars Ride past the impressive high-rise buildings Cycle on traffic-free roads to the Römer and Goethe House

He stands at the window and gazes into the extensive castle garden where, every year, "Spring lets her blue ribbon flutter in the breeze again". The life size bust of poet Eduard Mörike and the Cabinet that bears his name are only two of the numerous highlights in the impressive Museum of the Teutonic Order (Deutschordensmuseum). After the visit, we ask ourselves: shall we carry on walking in a north-westerly direction through the spa gardens and then relax in the Solymar Thermal Spa, with its view of the roofs of the town? Or go back to the market square and enjoy a cup of coffee in the shadows of the half-timbered houses? It’s so lovely to be spoilt for choice …

After only another 220 steps, the destination is reached and the reward is breath-taking. From the tower of the town hall can be seen the picturesque Tauber valley and Rothenburg’s medieval old town, in all its glory: the churches, the completely intact town walls, walkable for two kilometres, and the market square that people traverse on their way to the Plönlein, the Crime Museum or the tower walkway. Just beneath the viewing platform, a stork has taken up position on the roof of the town hall. It calmly observes the comings and goings below for a while, before stretching its wings and flying off to its nest on the Markustor …

Because sundials only count the hours when it’s bright, things must be particularly bright on fine days in Röttingen! All in all, 25 unique timepieces can be admired along the two kilometres of the sundials trail – and not just these. The tour leads us into the Medieval town centre, through streets with beautiful half-timbered houses, and past Brattenstein Castle, which provides a romantic backdrop for Röttingen’s annual Franconian festival. And outside the city walls, with their seven remaining well-preserved fortified towers, something quite different attracts us: a unique landscape of vineyards, gentle hills, orchards and stone structures. The town of Röttingen is truly full of riches, including a multitude of stones ...

Church of Our Lord with altar to the Virgin Mary (1505-10) by Tilman Riemenschneider, late Gothic High Altar (14th century), two Gothic side altars, Renaissance pulpit and memorial shields of the hohenlohe family (14th century). Old town with a fine ensemble of half-timbered houses, e.g., "Kirchenstaffel", "Schlosserbuck", "Romschlössle".

The warm evening light illuminates the roofs, turrets and domes; the Prince-Bishop’s Residence glows with a deep yellow; the gentle hills of the Franconian wine region are a lush green. People come together for a glass of wine on the Old Bridge over the Main, and enjoy the last rays of sunshine with a cocktail on the city beach. Those who leave the old town and climb up to the Marienberg Fortress are rewarded at the end of their walk: with a view that spectacularly highlights Würzburg’s unique position, the vibrancy of the city, and its cultural richness.

When they hear the cue, 60 girls and boys start playing their instruments devotedly. Charpentier, Händel - later, at the closing concert of their violin-cello camp, everything needs to be perfect. The guard house in the gardens of the palace, where the music academy has its base, is a wonderful place. Gardens reminiscent of Versailles spread out in front of the building, and the magnificent Renaissance palace with its almost complete interior furnishings is close nearby. The palace gate gives directly onto the market square with its historic buildings, the Baroque town hall, and aThe Middle Ages, live and in colour

See the best of Frankfurt on an easy and convenient 1 hour roundtrip tour! You can see all the main sights, including the Roemer (medieval town hall), Paul's Church, the Botanical Garden Palmengarten, the impressive Opera House, modern banking quarter, fair ground, skyline Frankfurt and much more. Tickets are valid for one hour, for those that have only a limited time for sightseeing.

If you like the nooks and crannies of an old town, then this self-guided audio tour is for you. You’ll take a step back into a distant past nestled within this bustling modern metropolis, and meet emperors, merchants, and even the aunt of an author! Along the way, you’ll discover why Frankfurt had to rebuild a lot of its old town, visit a reconstructed medieval courtyard, and find your way to Roman and Carolingian ruins. The tour also points out places that are free to visit and will keep you dry if it’s a rainy day! As well as places to stop for a quick nibble or a glass of wine. The landmarks include: • The stunning architecture of the old Hühnermarkt • A Renaissance house that cost 8 million Euros • St Paul's Church, the “cradle of German democracy” • Hidden post-modernist houses Let’s take a stroll into the heart of the old town together and look into all its corners and see what we find behind its facades.

Wertheim Village, the Designer Outlet of the Romantic Road. An incomparable shopping mall has grown up here for smart shoppers with more than 65 stores and a very special ambience. All year round, customers can purchase quality goods from leading fashion and homeware manufacturers at prices of up to 60% under the original price. Wertheim Village is the ideal place to spend a happy and successful shopping day. The stores front onto an open-air pedestrian precinct, which is punctuated by picturesque market squares. The imaginative architecture of the Outlet is inspired by the Franconian building style typical of the area. To complete the picture there is an Italian restaurant, the American Coffeeshop, as well as the Tourist Information Centre.

It is a direct connection from Frankfurt Main Train Station (Hauptbahnhof) to Röttingen. Passengers do not have to change.

Experience the magic and myth of the Rhine River Valley on a full-day nostalgia sightseeing cruise from Koblenz! Your excursion takes place aboard KD's exquisite Goethe paddle steamer. Admire the boat’s authentic art deco features as you travel down the UNESCO-listed Middle Rhine, passing castles, vineyards and charming riverside scenes. Hop on and off all day at the many stops along the Rhine and Moselle Rivers your flexible single-day ticket.