14 activitati in Innenstadt, Frankfurt, Regierungsbezirk Darmstadt, Hesse, GERMANY

Admire the most beautiful skyline in Germany from the privileged vantage point of a cruise on the river Main. This tour invites you to discovery this must-see German city from a different perspective. Contemplate the modern edifices shimmer against the sun, the gentle flow of the river, the joy of the locals having a break on the riverbed… See all of this while on our luxurious excursion vessel. D Admire the most beautiful skyline in Germany from the privileged vantage point of a cruise on the river Main. This tour invites you to discovery this must-see German city from a different perspective. Contemplate the modern edifices shimmer against the sun, the gentle flow of the river, the joy of the locals having a break on the riverbed… See all of this while on our luxurious excursion vessel. Don’t think about it twice and hop aboard! Invite yourself to this unparalleled experience by first making your way to the famous waterway. Our cruises offer daily round trips, allowing you to see the best landmarks on both sides of the Main River. Once you are on board our modern MS Palladium, sit back and watch the world go by. This elegant ship was built in 2006 and it counts with all of the highest quality features to ensure your cruise will be one to remember. From air conditioning and top quality furnishings, to a grandiose sun deck and a plentiful bar, you are indeed going to enjoy a day of pampering. You can choose from a variety of services our cruises offer. Their size is large enough to organize charter cruises that can accommodate between 60 and 180 people. Also, take special note too that we offer special firework cruises in Frankfurt at night, an option that gives a romantic twist to your journey. Whichever the choice, come on board and go with the flow. Languages English and German.

Hop onto one of Frankfurt’s famous blue double-decker busses and explore the highlights of this amazing city from the perfect vantage point of the upper deck. Offering a choice of 12 languages, the on-board personal audio system will tell you all you need to know about the city’s history as you journey through this historical and modern metropolis. All you have to do is hop on at any of the 14 sto Hop onto one of Frankfurt’s famous blue double-decker buses and explore the highlights of this amazing city from the perfect vantage point of the upper deck. HIGHLIGHTS: * 14 stops around the city * Commentary available in 12 languages * Sightsee at your own pace Offering a choice of 12 languages, the on-board personal audio system will tell you all you need to know about the city’s history as you journey through this historical and modern metropolis. All you have to do is hop on at any of the 14 stops along the route, sit back and enjoy the ride. Travel back in time to the historical heart of the city, the Hauptwache Square, where the baroque Hauptwache building, former headquarters of the Stadtwehr militia, stands proudly. Here you will also set eyes upon the famous medieval city hall: Romer. Catch your breath as you admire the 14th century St Bartholomew’s Cathedral, where Holy Roman Emperors used to be crowned King of Germany, and St Paul’s Church, known for becoming the first seat of Parliament. Continuing through the old quarter you also stumble upon Zeil Street, the amazing shopping haven, the Old Opera house, the towers of the original city wall and even one of Europe’s largest railway stations. South of the Main River you can spot the Museum Embankment, thus named for the large concentration of museums that huddle on its banks. As you glide alongside the waters, fall in love with the impressive skyline of the modern banking quarter, home to the European Central Bank and some of Europe’s tallest skyscrapers. Meeting/ pick-up point: Wiesenhuettenstr. 39, 60329 Frankfurt (close to central station/opposite Hotel Savoy. You can also start and end the tour at any of our 14 bus stops in the city. Duration: One hour. Start/opening time: First departure at 9:15am. End/closing time: Last departure at 6pm in front of Central Station or Berliner Str. Languages: Guide English and German. Earphone service in German, English, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Arabian, Italian, Hindi, Portuguese and French.

The Frankfurt Card offers free travel on all public transport in Frankfurt including Frankfurt International Airport (FRA). This travelcard is available for one or two days and offers up to 50 % discount on city tours, museum admissions and further attractions. The Frankfurt Card is the perfect companion for visitors of Frankfurt, enabling them to take advantage of the city's well-developed public transport system while simultaneously offering reduced-price admission to numerous cultural establishments and discounts on other services throughout the Main metropolis.Take advantage of the benefits of the Frankfurt Card •Valid within the city districts and Frankfurt International Airport (Zone 50 und 5090) •Free and unlimited travel on Frankfurt's public transport system (tram, bus, underground, suburban trains) •Up to 50% discount on admission to various Frankfurt museums and to the Palmengarten (Botanical Gardens) •20% discount on admission to the MAIN TOWER, Rebstockbad, Titus Therme and Brentanobad (water parks) •20% discount on motorised city tours, public city walks, airport tour, river cruises and Segway Tours •Disounts on admission to Alte Oper (Old Opera), Schauspiel, Oper Frankfurt (Frankfurt Opera), Schauspiel Frankfurt (Playhouse Frankfurt), The English Theatre and Papageno Musictheater at Palmengarten •Discount on admission to the Frankfurt Zoo, Blacklight Minigolf and Indoor Go-Kart Circuit •Various discounts at participating restaurants and various discounts at participating retail stores." Museums 50% Archaeological Museum Frankfurt Bible Experience Museum Anne Frank Educational Centre Dommuseum Museum of Comical Art German Architecture Museum German Film Museum Eintracht Frankfurt Museum ExperiMINTA ScienceCenter FrankfurtRheinMain Photography Forum Goethe-House and Goethe Museum Frankfurt Art Historical Museum Höchst Porcelaine Museum, Kronberger Haus Icon Museum of the City of Frankfurt Jewish Museum Junges Museum Frankfurt Museum of Modern Art Museum of Applied Arts Museum of Communication MUSEUM GIERSCH Museum Judengasse Senckenberg Museum of Natural History Shock-Haired Peter Museum at the Heinrich Hoffmann House Museum of Word Cultures Discount – reduced price on spot (discount up to 2,00 € possible) Liebighaus Skulpturensammlung SCHIRN KUNSTHALLE FRANKFUR Städel Museum, Stages: Alte Oper (discount only on proprietary events) – 15 % Oper Frankfurt (excluding premiers) – 15 % Papageno Musiktheater am Palmengarten (discount on evening performance, excluding special events and New Year´s Eve) – 20 % Schauspiel Frankfurt – 15 % The English Theater – 25 %

See all there is to see in Frankfurt, one of the most breath-taking cities in Germany due to its masterly combination of ancient landmarks with a sleek and modern cityscape. With our comfortable hop-on-hop-off bus tour of the city, you will easily be able to set eye upon all of the most renowned parts of this historically rich metropolis from the one-of-a-kind vantage point offered by our busses’ upper decks. As you calmly cruise through the thriving streets of the city, high above the hustle and the bustle of the pavement, you will be able to learn all about the history that lies behind every landmark you pass thanks to our earphone service in a choice of 12 different languages. The best part about this type of bus tours, without a shadow of a doubt, has to be its hop-on-hop-off nature. If you are interested in exploring a certain site or neighbourhood, you are completely free to get off the bus at any given stop and continue by foot. Once your curiosity is quenched, to join the ride again all you have to do is wait at any of the bus stops and hop onto the next bus that comes along. Explore the variety of Frankfurt, from the Coronation City of the German Emperors to the modern European Banking Centre. See the famous city hall, Romer, the magnificent Paul’s Church, the outstanding Cathedral, the former headquarters of the city's Stadtwehr militia, the shopping street Zeil, the Old Opera and much more. Languages Audio guide service in German, English, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Arabian, Italian, Hindi, Portuguese and French.

Experience the diversity of Frankfurt on this two hour guided tour of the city. This comprehensive trip takes you to all the most important sights of this historical and modern metropolis. Frankfurt, with its large towers of the old city wall still standing proudly, is a city steeped in history and at its heart is the Hauptwache square, where you can find the breath-taking Hauptwache building. Formerly the headquarters to the city’s Stadtwehr militia and prison, the beautiful baroque building has now laid down its weapons and turned into a delightful cafe. Other sites you can relish in the old city are the infamous mediaeval city hall, the 14th century cathedral of St Bartholomew – once the place where Holy Roman Emperors were crowned as Kings of Germany – and St Paul’s church, known for being the first seat of parliament. Discover also the wonderfully restored Old Opera House in Opera Square and Zeil Street, also from the 14th century. It is now one of Germany’s most bustling shopping streets. Contemplate the imposing skyline of the banking district, which towers majestically over the city, home to the European Central Bank and some of Europe’s tallest skyscrapers and office buildings. Also included in this experience are the largest railway station in Europe, the international trade fair grounds and the internationally renowned Museum Embankment, so named for its large concentration of museums along the banks of the Main River. All in all, it will be a journey that will stay with you forever. Languages English and German. Earphone service in German, English, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Arabian,Italian, Hindi, Portuguese and French Others When buying a 2-hour Frankfurt City Tour ticket for the tours departing at 10am or 1pm, you also get a free Hop On-Hop Off ticket for the rest of the day

Cover 1,200 years of history, and learn how a sleepy medieval trade center became a cutting-edge financial capital, on this in-depth Frankfurt walking tour. Follow in the footsteps of kings, poets, and bankers as you venture deep into the birthplace of German democracy, once a part of the Holy Roman Empire. See the place of birth of Germany’s national poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and learn about his early life and work. The German capital of finance is well known also for its famous sausage, the Frankfurter, and for the traditional beverage, apple cider. Language English

Visit the romantic city of Heidelberg with this delightful tour from Frankfurt. Highlights - Choose the morning or afternoon tour - Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the historic centre - See all the highlights Heidelberg has to offer To start with, you are free to choose if you want to go on this journey in the morning or in the afternoon – undoubtedly the two most beautiful moments of the day. Once there, relax and prepare to delve into one of the most charming cities in Germany and an everlasting favourite among international tourists. The graceful silhouette of Heidelberg lies on the shores of the River Neckar. As you step onto its ancient cobblestoned roads, head off to explore its array of breathtaking architecture, from a series famous castles, some of them now partially in ruins albeit no less magnificent, and its impressive Gothic and Renaissance buildings. Enjoy a leisurely stroll around an ample courtyard and along a mighty terrace. And in case all of these colossal sights weren’t enough, pay a visit to the world-renowned Heidelberg Tun, one of the largest wine barrels in the world. Take a walk around the quaint medieval town centre and gape at classic constructions such as the Old Bridge, Karlstor, some wonderful age-old churches and, of course, the enchanting little half-timbered houses that are so characteristic of this part of the world. And speaking of age-old buildings in this neighbourhood, Heidelberg houses the oldest university of Germany. Don’t miss this unforgettable tour that will mark the way you are going to remember Germany for the rest of your life. Languages English and German.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Frankfurt for the scenic beauty of the Rhine Valley with this spellbinding tour of this Unesco World Heritage Site. There are two options to choose from: a full day tour with lunch and an afternoon tour with dinner. Enjoy a steamer cruise through this beautiful scenery and admire medieval castles, small villages and vineyards. The particular stretch of the Rhine Valley (Rheingau in German) that has been designated a World Heritage Site covers just 65km but manages to pack in terrace after terrace of vineyards, some 60 villages and 40 hilltop castles and fortresses, most of which are in ruins, thus adding to their picture-postcard appeal as they stand sentry over the river. Locals like to boast that nowhere else in the world has more medieval castles than the Rheingau. With the full-day tour, pause at the imposing Niederwald Monument, which was built in the 19th century to commemorate the unification of Germany. True to its age, it is very martial in appearance but the views from it are sensational, commanding as it does a strategic bend on the river. See ruins, belfries, vineyards, the landmark Mouse Tower and the town of Rüdesheim. In summer months, there’s the option of a cable car ride. Have a delicious lunch in a beautiful riverside restaurant, followed by a steamer cruise to picturesque St Goarshausen with the famous Lorelei Rock. The tours end with a small wine tasting in a tavern by the riverbanks. On the half day tour enjoy a steamer cruise from Kaub to Assmannshausen, followed by the dinner and wine tasting. When steamers are not operating, for example in adverse weather conditions or due to high water, a castle will be visited instead. Duration Between five-and-a-half and seven and-a-half hours. End/closing time At 7pm or 9pm, depending on the option chosen. Languages German and English. On some trips, audioguides are available in Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Russian or Spanish. Others The half-day tour only operates between April a and November 1.

Discover the enchanting beauty of Heidelberg and the modern vibe of Frankfurt on this comprehensive tour of two contrasting cities. Highlights - Visit Heidelberg Caste - Explore modern and historical Frankfurt with an audio guide - Marvel at Heidelberg’s medieval town centre Not only will you be taken to the most interesting sites in these two unparalleled cities, you will also be able to indulge in a delightful picnic lunch. Begin your journey of discovery by heading over to the romantic city of Heidelberg, one of Germany’s prettiest cities. Explore its world-famous castle with astounding Gothic and Renaissance buildings. Inside it you will come across ample courtyards, enormous balconies and one of the largest wine barrels in the world - the renowned Heidelberg Tun. Afterwards, enjoy a stroll around the ancient medieval town centre, where you will marvel at the Old Bridge, the Karlstor, the Church of the Holy Spirit, the House of the Knights and countless little lanes filled with half-timbered houses. Then it’s back to Frankfurt, one of the epitomes of modern Germany for a 1-hour bus tour. In this diversely historic and modern metropolis you will see the former Coronation city of the German Emperors and the contrasting modern European Banking Centre and learn about this fascinating city via audio guide from the comfort of a double-decker bus. Set eyes upon one of the largest European rail stations, the Museum Embankment, the European Central Bank and the banking quarter with its towering skyscrapers. Continue to the historic core of the city, the Romer, where you will see Paul’s Church, the Cathedral and the Hauptwache, former headquarters of the city's Stadtwehr militia. Wrap it all up with an incursion into Zeil, the shopping street, a visit to the Old Opera and many more surprises. Languages English and German. Audio Guide German, English, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Arabic, Italian, Hindi, Portuguese and French.

Experience the contrasting diversity of the city of Frankfurt, where history subtly blends with modernity, and the spectacular landscape of the Rhine valley. Begin your day with a guided tour of the historical heart of the city, where you will find the famous mediaeval city hall, Romer, and traverse the famous Hauptwache square, home to Hauptwache building, where the Statwehr militia was based. Explore the 14th century cathedral where German Emperors were once crowned and the St Paul’s church, the first seat of parliament, the Old Opera and Zeil Street, the ideal place for a shopping spree. Discover as well the impressive modern banking quarter of Frankfurt, with some of the tallest skyscrapers in Europe and home to the European Central Bank. It is then time to relax as you leave the city behind and continue your journey to the Rhine River Valley, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. This magnificent natural area is renowned for its terraced vineyards on steep valley sides where wine has been produced for over a thousand years. In this picturesque countryside you will marvel at the many imposing mediaeval castles perched on almost every hilltop and the pretty villages snuggled among the hills. As you cruise along the river aboard a Rhine steamer to the town of Kaub, you can sit back and lose yourself in the outstanding scenery of the valley. On arrival, you get the chance to taste the local wine at a small tavern and feast upon a traditional meal at a delightful riverside restaurant. Languages German and English. For the city tour, audio guide available in German, English, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Arabian, Italian, Hindi and Portuguese and French.

Learn how a sleepy medieval trade center became a cutting-edge financial capital on this in-depth walking tour of Frankfurt. Highlights include half-timbered houses and a 13th-century church, the birthplace of the writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, and the spot where German kings and emperors were once coronated. You will learn about: *Germany’s only high-rise skyline *the Frankfurter sausage, and the traditional beverage, apple cider *the life and work of Goethe *Frankfurt’s history and development from a medieval trade center and coronation place to an international capital of finance *Coronation rituals *Frankfurt as the cradle of democracy in Germany You will see: *Römerberg-Square *The City Hall *The fountain of Justice *Old St. Nicholas Church *The iron footbridge over the river Main *The Imperial Cathedral *St. Paul’s Church *Commerzbank Tower *the birthplace of Goethe

Experience the old-world charm of Germany's romantic Heidelberg and the Rhine river, as you spend a day touring this delightful combination of rich history and natural beauty. Highlights - Discover the majestic Heidelberg Castle - Enjoy a cruise on the Rhine steamer and glide along the famous river - Enjoy a delicious dinner on the riverfront Experience the old-world charm of Germany's romantic Heidelberg and the Rhine river, as you spend a day touring this delightful combination of rich history and natural beauty. Head out early and make your way to Heidelberg. Rising from the banks of the River Neckar, with its rusty stone buildings and lush green landscape, Heidelberg truly lives up to its reputation of being one of the most beautiful German cities. Explore the majestic, hilltop castle with its stately presence and captivating ruins. Take in the expansive courtyard and terrace while admiring one of the largest wine barrels in the world, the 'Heidelberg Tun'. Walk through the medieval town centre and marvel at the Old Bridge, and its fantastic reflection in the river's waters. Appreciate the splendour of the Karlstor and the Church of the Holy Spirit, and the impressive Renaissance facade of the House of the Knights. Meander through the city's small lanes lined with half-timbered houses, before leaving Heidelberg behind, as you continue to the pristine nature of the Rhine River Valley. Immerse yourself in the serenity of your surroundings with quaint vineyards and villages and mighty medieval castles. Hop aboard a Rhine steamer and travel along the famous river panorama up to Kaub, where you'll swirl and sip some local wine. Enjoy a delicious dinner in a lovely riverfront restaurant, where you can continue to bask in the beauty around you, before making your return. A wondrous day filled with medieval allure and brimming with bountiful nature, this trip to Heidelberg and the Rhine is certain to delight. Languages English and German. Additionally, Depending on travelbus equipment and availability, we voluntarily offer earphone service in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish.

Take a day to explore the romantic city of Heidelberg, coupled with the rich history of Nuremberg. Offering a bit of past and present, you're sure to have a day to remember. Highlights - Visit the impressive Heidelberg Castle - Wander along the historical streets of Nuremberg - Includes a packed lunch Regally perched on the banks of the River Neckar, you'll begin your day in Heidelberg. One of the most beautiful cities in Germany, enjoy the opportunity to explore its dignified, hilltop castle. With its grandeur and ruins, tour the large courtyard and terrace and admire one of the largest wine barrels in the world, the 'Heidelberg Tun'. Tour through the town centre and marvel at the arcs of the Old Bridge reflecting in the waters below, and gaze at the splendour of the Karlstor and the Church of the Holy Spirit, as well as the breathtaking Renaissance facade of the House of the Knights. Admire the city's small lanes lined with half-timbered houses. Stop and enjoy a packed lunch, before continuing on to historical Nuremberg. Once a mighty centre of European trade, here you can see the robust Imperial Castle - residence of the Emperors of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation. Visit the picturesque House of Albrecht Dürer, a famed son of the city and one of the great European artists. Take a break to enjoy the famous Nuremberg fried sausages and gingerbread. Stroll past the Old City Hall and the main market square, as you make your way to the Church of Our Lady adorned with a golden clock. With such a unique and eventful history, Nuremberg is sure to captivate. Fill your day with both an inspiring present and a unique past, as you journey through Germany's Heidelberg and Nuremberg. Languages German and English. Additionally, depending on travelbus equipment and availability, we voluntarily offer earphone service in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish.

Enjoy a panoramic tour of Frankfurt’s most spectacular landmarks and museums. Discover the history and historical heritage of Goethe's hometown Highlights - Stroll through Römerberg, the heart of the old town - Admire the city´s beautiful architecture - 360 degree views of the city from Hauptwache Explore the main attractions of Frankfurt, a city that maintains a perfect balance between modernity and antiquity. Considered one of the most important economic and urban cities in the country, Frankfurt is not only boasts the legacy of one of the world´s greatest writers, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, but also a powerful historical-artistic heritage that is embodied in buildings such as the cathedral (Kaiserdom) and Paulskirche, (St. Paul's Church) with important political symbolism in Germany. Enjoy a stroll around the beautifully restored Römerberg, along the river and pass the numerous museums lining its banks. Head over to Fressgass, and admire the Old Opera House and the elegant Goethestrasse. Continue with a passing by Goethe House, a traditional Bourgeois style building from the 18th century and birthplace of Germany´s most famous author and poet, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. To complete your tour, admire the panoramic views of the city from Hauptwache.