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You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Frankfurt for April.
- Stroll through the Römerberg: Begin your journey in the heart of Frankfurt at the Römerberg, a picturesque square steeped in history. Marvel at the well-preserved medieval buildings, including the iconic Römer, the city hall, and admire the charming half-timbered houses that line the square.
- Explore the Frankfurt Cathedral: Visit the Frankfurt Cathedral, also known as the Kaiserdom, a magnificent Gothic structure that dates back over 700 years.
- Wander through Grüneburg Park: Escape the bustling city streets and venture into the charming oasis of Grüneburg Park, just next to the Palmengarten (Frankfurt’s botanical garden).
- Admire modern art at the Museum of Modern Art (MMK): Immerse yourself in contemporary art at the Museum of Modern Art, which showcases an impressive collection of works by renowned artists.
April through September is the best time to visit Frankfurt; this is when the city enjoys mild temperatures and sunny days and when the numerous parks are in their full green glory. Year around...
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Planning a trip to Frankfurt? Find here everything you need: Looking for transportation from/to the airport? Click here for more information and to book your private transfer. Top-Rated Tours and Day Trips to Do in Frankfurt: – River Main Sightseeing Cruise with Commentary – Frankfurt: Hop-on Hop-off Day Skyline or Express City Tour – From Frankfur...
Frankfurt can receive some pretty chilly weather in winter, with temperatures sitting between 0-5°C in the day and around freezing at night. If the winds come in from Russia, though, Frankfurt can feel much colder, with eastern fronts dropping temperatures down to –10°C or even -15°C! While Frankfurt doesn’t tend to receive that much rain during th...
#1 Explore the Frankfurt Christmas Market
Frankfurt has one main Christmas market, and it’s one of the largest and oldest in Germany. If you are visiting between the last week of November and the day before Christmas Eve, it’s a must-do. The market takes place in the historic part of the city around Römerberg and Paulsplatz. The history of the Frankfurt Christmas market dates all the way back to 1393 when mystery plays were performed for the advent season. Today, this beautiful Christmas market is surrounded by whimsical half-timbere...
#2 Pealing of the Bells
If you find yourself in Frankfurt on the 1st Advent Saturday or Christmas Eve, you’ll be lucky enough to witness the pealing of the bells. This magnificent event only takes place four times a year (the other two days are the day before Easter and the day before Whitsun, or Pentecost). During the pealing of the bells, 50 bells from 10 of Frankfurt’s downtown churches ring simultaneously for 30 minutes. Since the bells ring for so long, grab a steaming glass of glüwein or hot apple wine and tak...
#3 PalmenGarten
Frankfurt can get quite chilly in winter. Locals and visitors alike have been frequenting the PalmenGarten to escape from the chill for over 140 years. The tropical paradise is brimming with over 20 hectares of exotic plants and is the largest botanical garden in Germany. From the middle of December through the middle of January, the garden puts on a magical winter lights show. A trip to the PalmenGarten costs 7 euros.
Using the U-Bahn is the best way to get around Frankfurt in winter as it is a reliable, affordable, covered way to travel. The U-Bahn system runs both under and overground, and you can easily buy tickets from the ticket machines, which are available in a variety of languages. If you want to travel to the suburbs or to the airport, you’ll need to ta...
If you’ve read the weather section above, you’ll be aware that lots of warm clothing is definitely required when planning a trip to Frankfurt in winter! Pretty much everyone you see will be wrapped up warm in winter coats, boots, hats, scarves, and gloves. You might even want to pack some thermals if it looks like the weather is going to be particu...
Jan 30, 2021 · April in Frankfurt. Spring fairs and festivals arrive in April, and the weather is finally starting to get warm. Admire the pink flowers of the kirschbäume (cherry blossoms) and get ready to party. Spring Dippemess is the largest folk festival in the Rhine-Main region.
The cathedral has a museum in it and from April through October, visitors are able to climb to the top of its medieval cloister and take in the views of the city. 7. Stroll the River Main. A picturesque walk, the River Main is lined on both sides by some of Germany’s best museums.
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