The 26 best churches in Frankfurt

Beautiful cathedral. Really enjoyed the experience. I went to the top of the tower, the staircase is really narrow steep and long so be prepared for a bit of a hike but once you are at the top it's a full 360° view of the city. The price was quite reasonable I believe it was €5 per person but I could be mistaken. 10/10 if in Frankfurt this is a great place to go. There's also lots of historical buildings in the vicinity including places to eat or grab coffee. Great place to spend an afternoon.

recently visited Frankfurt’s main square and it was an unforgettable experience. The beautiful historic buildings create such a charming atmosphere, taking you back in time with their unique architecture. What truly amazed me was the sound of the church bells – so powerful and mesmerizing that it filled the whole square with a magical feeling. I even recorded a video to capture the moment, but being there in person was beyond compare. A must-visit spot in Frankfurt, full of history, beauty, and soul.

The Frankfurt Cathedral is stunning — full of history and beautiful architecture. Climbing the tower is totally worth it for the amazing city views! Inside, it’s peaceful and impressive, with lots of detail to admire. A must-visit if you’re exploring the old town!

Beautiful and awe-inspiring cathedral in Frankfurt. Majestic structure which has peculiar aesthetic finish, especially inside it. What strikes a visitor first is the marvellous collection of statues and paintings. It is not very spectacular when viewed from a distance but when you are inside you are wonder-struck at the great assemblage of rare statues and paintings. The tall columns and arches all add to the grandeur of the cathedral. The picture of St Bartholomew being flayed alive gives a shudder to you.

The Frankfurt Cathedral (Dom) is an impressive landmark of the city. Its interior is solemn and beautiful, and you can also climb the tower for a panoramic view of Frankfurt. Definitely worth a visit.

It’s a good thing to do when you visit Frankfurt. It’s free to enter, of course you can donate to the church whatever you want to donate. It’s not a lot inside, it’s very simple and peaceful.

Wonderful cathedral with nice serroundings. Inside is very serene feeling for observance of mass. with beautiful colorful stained glass, many decorative artwork and spiritual symbols throuhout the inside of the church. So peaceful and calm feeling.

From the outside the church looks really good, even tho kinda small. Sadly, I couldn't get inside, because the heavy rain complicated my plans. I wish I could.

St. Paul’s Church in Frankfurt is a symbol of German democracy. Although no longer used as a church, it now hosts exhibitions and serves as a memorial site, offering great insights into German history. Definitely worth a visit.

St. Paul's Church has come to symbolize German democracy since the first German parliament took place here in 1848 and 1849. The church itself was designed by Johann Andreas Liebhardt (1713-1788). It was rebuilt after World War II by the prominent German church architect Rudolf Schwarz (1897-1961). On the outer wall of the church, there are numerous monuments including for John F. Kennedy (who spoke in the church in 1963), Theodor Heuss, Friedrich Ebert, and Carl Schurz, among others. The church is used for the annual award of the peace prize of the German book trade association. You can see its numerous illustrious award recipients on two plaques on the inside of the church. The main room is decorated with the flags of the German states.

St. Paul’s Church in Frankfurt is a historically significant landmark renowned for its role in German democracy. It is a former Protestant church used as a national assembly hall. The church is particularly celebrated for hosting the first freely elected German parliament in 1848. The church's neoclassical architecture, with its impressive circular nave and red sandstone facade, adds to its visual appeal. Inside, the spacious and serene interior provides a contemplative atmosphere. However the interior is very basic, so you could skip it unless you participating in some event.

Magical place with stunning architecture! Not crowded, so we had a chance to look around and enjoy every piece of the scenery

Not bad. Has a phenomenal 'meeting room' and there is a nice mural inside along with historical information. But nothing much else. Outside, the architecture is very striking and worth a look.

St Paul's Church is a former Protestant church in Frankfurt, Germany, used as a national assembly hall. Its important political symbolism dates back to 1848 when the Frankfurt Parliament convened there, the first publicly and freely-elected German legislative body.

this is definitely a museum that you should take the time to see. They have three floors a various artist and art. It’s quite pricey. It’s €18 per person which I find expensive. entrance. People at the cashier were very nice. They were helpful. They also have bathrooms which were very clean a gift shop they also had a small café with a lovely young lady behind it who could speak English I’m always happy when that happens since I don’t speak German and I ordered a piece of the apple pie which she recommended and it was delicious and a cup of cappuccino. It’s a nice way to spend 2 to 3 hours enjoying the beautiful art.

Was skeptical it would be worth the 16 euro entry fee but for what you get, the price is reasonable or even cheap. The sheer scale of this place and the range in its collection is mind boggling. Beautifully curated. Temporary exhibition that was on at my time of visit was also very thought provoking. Exhibits range from religious paintings to contemporary paintings to sculptures to photographs and multimedia. I almost missed the underground exhibits but 100% make it a point to stop by. The modern experimental art is incredible (funded by various German institutions I believe). Genuinely could spend hours there. You can casually see famous artists works displayed. Lovely staff as well. 10/10. That’s how you do an art museum!!

Had a nice experience and spent my time well. There was Carl Schuhe collection when I went and I really like it. Also went up to the rooftop and saw the city skyline. The cafe is also cozy and has good collection of cakes. 18 EUR well spent.

Amazing museum with an incredible collection! You can see works by Rembrandt, Kandinsky, Bosch, and many others - really fascinating to explore! The contemporary art floor is also super interesting, full of creative and thought-provoking pieces. Everything is well organized and beautifully displayed. A must-visit for anyone who loves art! Also discount with Frankfurt ticket.

Amazing collection of Classical, contemporary & Modern works of art. Easily able to spent 3 hours there. Also the view of Frankfurt skyline was very impressive. Didn't have to go to the Main Tower for it.

An overall pleasant space surrounded by beautiful architecture, artistically designed staircase leading up to the rooftop terrace, overlooking the River Main and Frankfurt’s skyline. Stadel didn’t seem to have as many star attractions as some of the larger museums, but Schuch and French Art exhibition was an interesting theme. I downloaded their app to see if that would work as an audio guide, but it unfortunately didn’t work.

This large art collection is heavy on the old masters with northern and Italian renaissance masterpieces on the second floor. A new addition of stairs taking you up to the roof makes for a nice pause to take in the views across the river before you continue discovering the art in the rest of the floors.

This is a Lutheran church at Römerberg that dates back to the Middle Ages. It was first constructed in the mid-12th century. However, the building you see today is from the the 15th century is Gothic in architecture. Luckily the church mostly survived WWII air raids with only minor damage allowing us to view the majority of the church exterior and interior as it was in centuries past. Well worth a brief visit while sightseeing around Old Town.

Alte Nikolaikirche in Frankfurt is a captivating historic landmark that exudes a blend of medieval charm and quiet reverence. Nestled in the Römerberg square, this church is both an architectural and spiritual treasure.

A small but very beautiful gothic style Church. I really love the design. It’s really is a captivating historical landmark in the Frankfurt area.

What a majestic great monument this is! I walk here on the first day (10/11/2022) of my personal trip at city Frankfurt am Main. Interior space is very spacious and there are many historic wall carvings. I also learned that many people who visited this church sat on chairs to settle down their minds. This is a good place for people who need to be completely quiet.

Small historic church, worth a look inside for a few minutes.

Lovely little church. Has a very quiet and pure Energy to sit and meditate. Simple structure, very beautiful with a tower visible from a short distance outside. At the edge of the Christmas markets which open tomorrow. There is a nice restaurant right behind it. A couple of souvenir shops and of course coffee shops. Cobbled courtyard. Perfect setting for the markets.

A small church standing at the south side of the Romer square with an attention drawing pointed Gothic tower. Though no comparison with the nearby Dom in terms of architectural grandiosity, it is an oasis of serenity amidst the bustling town square.

Dreikönigskirche, or the Church of the Three Kings, is one of Frankfurt’s most beautiful and underrated historical landmarks. Nestled along the south bank of the River Main in the Sachsenhausen district, directly across from the Frankfurt Cathedral (Kaiserdom), this neo-Gothic Protestant church is a perfect mix of architectural elegance and spiritual calm. Built in the late 19th century (completed in 1881 and remodeled in 1956 after WWII damage), the church features a striking 81-meter spire, dramatic stained-glass windows, and a beautifully restored interior. The high vaulted ceilings and soft lighting inside create a serene atmosphere ideal for quiet reflection, prayer, or simply taking a break from the city bustle.

Nice church, not far off the bridge. Peaceful and quite, with woundeful architecture. Worth a short pitstop to explore and enjoy the architecture. Highly recommend visit

[CANDLELIGHT CONCERT] Nothing special. If you dont buy front row tickets and come 45 minutes earlier then you definitely will not see the candles. Because all people’s backs will stop your vision, that’s a church, not a stadium or a stage. (See the picture to know more) They don’t let people take pictures or videos during the performance. Which makes no sense. The organization was poor when they let people come in without checking the tickets (the rang/seat) we bought. So if you buy D and you sneak to A, they do not know. The performance was also not worth the money unfortunately. The MC was a member of the band and he led the show awkwardly

The exterior looks very spectacular. May God bless the world with peace.🙏

This is an attractive church on the other side of the river from the Frankfurt Dom. The park and the river all add to a tranquil atmosphere.

Must see destination. Historic and beautiful. Connect over the river by the Famous bridge of locks.

Good chyurch didn't disappoint

Good food. Burgers, salad, bruchetta, champions all tasty. However, the humus seemed to be from a family pack / super market. Inside the restaurant was a bit too cool. The winter garden is smoking area with some hot spots. For parking choose a parking garage nearby. No toilet for wheelchairs.

Great landmark location directly at the Eschenheimer Turm/Eschenheimer tower. The restaurant is in the Eschenheimer tower, with great sitting space outside. The historic significance , built in the 1400s adds value to the space. Recommend the burger and fries, friends had the flame and seafood they also loved it. Opens until past midnight so available foe a late meal too.

Thought this was going to be a tourist trap with overpriced average food. How wrong was I? The best beyond meat vegan burger ever with side of fries dusted in paprika served on a brioche with mayo and ketchup on the side. It's in a historic tower in the middle of Frankfurt. The toilets are up the tower, so make sure you've got plenty of time. A really great experience.

During my stay in Frankfurt lastJune, I discovered near my hotel a lovely Coffee-Bar-Restaurant called Eschenheimer. Very good dishes with courteous and professional service. I chose the place to be my home restaurant so I had the chance to taste several dishes ... and each dish was a bingo! Meat, seafood, pizzas, interesting salads ... and great beers. i arrived to Frankfurt once again few days ago and I’m dining there almost every day lunch or dinner. I enjoyed being there on June and I’m happy to be there again this week !

Great place for a cocktail. Happy hour until 22:00. Be warned though the toilets are at the top of the tower! Service is quick and friendly. Prices are reasonable. There’s a cocktail happy hour 18:00-22:00 with many offered at a reduced price of €9.50. Didn’t have food but what other guests had looked good.

Fantastic place to enjoy some drink after dinner. There are many tables outside (blankets are provided for those who suffer cold) and the bar is inside a tall tower you can easy spot from the neighborhood. Sound strange, but I suggest you taking some time to "visit" the toilet that on the 1st floor of the tower (take care of the stairs if you enjoyed too much drinks)

This restaurant has something very special, is inside and around a tower which was build around the year 1346, the tower was used to protect the city at that time, today this tower at Frankfurt downtown and you can test great international food. Inside the tower, the space is reduced and there is space for the bar and few tables but as mentioned previously around the tower they have tables too, either you want to enjoy good food inside or outside the atmosphere of the place is really nice. What not everybody know is that in this restaurant if you have a bigger event or special occasion you can make a reservation of what they call „Kaminzimmer“ this place is at the top of the tower and has much more space and is really nice to enjoy your drinks and food at the top of the tower. The food that I recommend is the one on hot stones, I love the stakes, prawns or chicken but they have great salads, pasta, pizza, etc. for drinks as well they have a big selection of wines and cocktails. On regards price i think you pay for what you get that is a great experience, moment and good food and drinks. The staff is friendly just in crowded ours somethings you need to wait a little bit to get serve. If you are near to Frankfurt and you are looking for a special place where to enjoy good food and drinks don’t hesitate to visit the Eschenheimer Turn restaurant you will like it.

We recently passed by St. Catherine's Church (Katharinenkirche) located at Hauptwache and Roßmarkt and enjoyed our brief visit. The church is dedicated to 4th-century Martyre Catherine of Alexandria and has a history dating back to the 14th-century. Originally a Catholic church until the Reformation Period, St. Catherine's is now the largest Protestant church in the city. The church building that you find today is a 1950's rebuild of the 17th-century Baroque style church that burned down during WWII bombing raids. During the church rebuild, a simpler and modest interior was given to the church. In later decades an important cycle of Baroque paintings removed prior to the church being destroyed have begun to be reinstalled in the church. These are nice to see along with a few other historic items which have been returned to adorn the main church hall. The exterior of the church was and has been restored to resemble its pre-war era appearance. Note: During our December visit, we found much scaffolding and protective material basically covering the entire exterior of St. Catherine's Church as part of restoration efforts. This gives the church the appearance of being closed but it is not. There is a marked open passage for visitors to use to enter and visit the inside of the church. Definitely worth a few minutes to view the inside if you've the time.

Beautiful church in the outside. Worth the visit once. Big and majestic inside and very quiet and peaceful. It's right in the middle of the city.

Wonderful cathedral. Was there when the choir was rehearsing and it was awesome! The singing was great and the acoustic was so well designed. You can hear the angels singing at every corner!

Although I don’t know who she was, the church is quiet with few people. Organs are great!

Beautiful church with stained glass and simple design. Nice acoustic, attended a concert there. However, there is no toilet :/

Old historic church that deserve a visit.

Beautiful watch tower in Frankfurt heart , I love it

Very nice museum with interesting exhibits and impressive displays of architectural history. However, many things weren’t translated into English, which made it hard to fully understand everything. The staff were super lovely and helpful, and the building itself is beautiful. Worth a visit if you’re into architecture!

Wonderful exhibits but a pity mostly in German so come prepared with mobile data and battery power. Spent almost 3 hours here despite not knowing a word of German. It’s a pity many visitors are put off by the lack of English. Hope they get the funding for English translations soon.

Interesting small museum with a diversified collection. Housed in a wonderful building, just a stone's throw away from the river Main. This should be on your must-visit list when in Frankfurt!

Great small/mid-size museum in the former church, lots of relics of Mithras worshipping. Only a few texts in English. Small bookshop, only German books. No cafeteria.

Very small museum built in a dom-like archaeological place. However I got the feeling that there are not many things from this place. Not worth the ticket price but we went on the international museum day, so it is fine

It is possible to take advantage of their regularly scheduled English Tours. These take place at 3pm (1500) the last Sunday of the month April through October. The extra fee is 3-5 eu. Private tours in English, for small or large groups, are easy to schedule by sending an email request through their website-the regular tour also includes the Kaiserpfalz location.

A very good museum with a nice guide audio in English. It covers an interesting history of the Frankfurt area.

The buildings that were destroyed during the war have been reconstructed to match the aesthetics and architecture of the old building. Every building has a story to tell and history to reveal. There are a lot of cafes and shopping spots here. It was amazing walking along the buildings

Loved it here, the square was so pretty and relaxing. A few lovely restaurants, most wanted you to have food and wouldn't just serve drinks, but we did find one at the end that was happy to just serve drinks. The square was smaller than I anticipated but the river walk, the iron bridge, boat trips, and bars along the river were amazing, really welcoming and buzzing with music and people, such a great atmosphere. I visited for a long weekend and spent each evening beside the river. The shops had a good range of souvenirs as well as practical items, and no matter where we went out who were spoke to, everyone was so friendly, informative and welcoming, even with my very poor attempts at speaking German.

New old town was an interesting walk through. Has some nice little shops and cafes, as well as some churches and historical buildings. We didn't have a plan for anything to do while here, so it was an enjoyable walk.

It’s nice that they could reconstruct the old town. However I think they could’ve brought back more buildings, the old town is small, but it is cute. Just a shame they didn’t make it bigger, but it’s still nice.

Cool area to explore, the architecture is great. One of the only areas in Frankrurt that isnt covered in Graffiti. Police actually patrol here, which is rare elsewhere in Frankfurt.

We loved the history, the shops, the food, the people and the view!! Our trip was shortened by some rain, but we enjoyed strolling through the streets and chatting with the shop owners. We had café and sweets, bought so.e wine to take home and some special soaps. We found mustard and jelly to take home as well as chocolates!!

A well laid out area full of restaurants adn cafes in the town centre and through the back streets. Its worth a visit for a few hours especially the church and the museums

Nice and quilt place to visit. Nice wall paintings an art exibition in round rhe courtyard.

Brilliant experience ,carmilite order monastery steep in history with beautiful Roman artwork and antiquities.

Not much to see, but beautiful atrium in the back. Security let us through to look, but back door connects to the Archaeological museum so we did not go past there.

Italian occult Greek mythology in one place as well as Mesopotamia and their gods makes the museum unique.

An old lady did not let us in the exhibition room because we were wearing our jackets. She was just plain rude and didn’t explain anything. We asked another staff she said the cloak room is in the other end of the room we tried to enter. What was her point? Tried to make herself feel important. We gave back and tickets and left.

Old cloister converted in an exhibition space. It usually holds interesting "discursive" exhibitions about Frankfurt with panels and memorabilia. The cloister can be visited as well and by itself is reason enough to check this place. It's gold as well for people interested in Frankfurt's recent urban developments. Avoid visiting it when the guided tours take place, the room is practically full and it's nearly impossible to focus and enjoy the visit.

The museum of the city of Frankfurt is small, but nice. It accurately presents the earliest history of this ancient town. As for the city archive on the first floor -- well, I'm disappointed with the people working there. I travelled 100 km only to find out that someone forgot to sent me an email. I needed expertise help and instead I got a history book...

Not much to see, but there are many attractions close by

✨ From politics to peaceful strolls – Paulsplatz tells many stories. 📚

Another part of Frankfurt to walk around and get a feeling for all the buildings. There is also a monument here. There are a bunch of cafés and I Steelers where you can sit here in the area and enjoy a drink or ice cream.

a place i never knew i needed. i am so grateful that i was able to visit paulsplatz. the ambience is really friendly and you will gain so many insight there! prepare your eyes and camera because of the aesthetics! 🥰

The Frankfurt Xmas market is beautiful and a lot of nice food and special drinks like Glühwein and Heiße Apfelwein. The restored surroundings and the Römer Tower are recommended to see and to visit.

Very nice and historical place of Frankfurt. I would recommend to visit the “Paulskirche” nearby where you can learn more about the history of German politics. All in all I am missing some information around the square about the different buildings.

Christmas is coming! Frankfurt old town is ready!

Free tour. Only opens up at specific times of the day. Get to see some official Roman remains that they found after digging up to rebuild various buildings. Was nice to see some of the descriptions in both German and English. Some weren't and had to use Google translate. They even tried recreating what the structures would have looked like in Roman times. Really interested to take a look round

I recently visited the Roman ruins and was disappointed to see that they were not better protected. While it was interesting to see such ancient ruins in the midst of a modern city, the fact that a building had been constructed on top of them detracted from the experience. I would not recommend going out of your way to visit this site, as it is not well-preserved and does not offer a particularly memorable experience.

It is free to walk in here and look at the ruins. They are not very big and they are very limited in opening hours. But the signs are in German and English and I really enjoyed this.

Free open-air museum to see the ancient ruins of the Frankfurt Royal Hall

This is now enclosed in a building, so it no longer looks like the other photos here. When we went by, it was blocked off due to the construction, so we could not really read the info or see it well. It should be neat when it is reopened. Three stars because nothing said it was closed when we were looking for it.

No many people knows about this free amazing ancient piece of history. It’s also free and it’s open I believe all the time. It’s well documented

It is very well set and organized.

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(Translated by Google) I love the concerts at the Church of the Holy Spirit. I highly recommend joining the Friends' Association, where all tickets are free. Wonderful!!! (Original) Ich liebe die Konzerte in der Heiliggeistkirche. Dicke Empfehlung, dem Förderverein beizutreten, da gibt’s dann alle Eintrittskarten umsonst. Wunderbar!!!

(Translated by Google) Reconstruction of the Dominican monastery (monastery) in Frankfurt am Main, as part of the complex of the Protestant Church of the Holy Spirit. (Original) Реконструкція домініканського клостера (монастиря) у Франкфурті на Майні, як частина комплексу протестантської церкви святого духа.

(Translated by Google) Was there for the Easter market. The proceeds will be donated to SM Orga. Unfortunately, some exhibitors were missing this time because the rent was too high. In general, the future is uncertain because private providers cannot afford this. I always thought that the monastery supported social arrangements rather than exploiting them. It's a shame, an old tradition is coming to an end again. (Original) War dort zum Ostermarkt. Der Erlös wird der SM Orga zugeführt. Leider fehlten dieses Mal einige Aussteller, weil die Miete zu hoch war. Überhaupt, ist die Zukunft ungewiss, da die privaten Anbieter sich dies nicht leisten können. Ich dachte immer, daß das Kloster soziales Arrangement unterstützt statt es auszunutzen. Schade, geht wieder eine alte Tradition flöten.

(Translated by Google) Exhibition self-help very good (Original) Ausstellung Selbsthilfe sehr gut

(Translated by Google) I finally passed my IHK exam there, so I can only say positive things about it 😇🤗 (Original) Ich hab meine IHK Prüfung dort final bestanden, also kann ich hierzu nur positives sagen 😇🤗

Every day BOM BOM BOOM

(Translated by Google) Small, homely, nice atmosphere (Original) Klein, heimelig, nette Atmosphäre

(Translated by Google) Small church, beautiful (Original) Kleine Kirche, schön

(Translated by Google) Church worth seeing in a romantic old town. (Original) Sehenswerte Kirche in einer romantischen Altstadt.

(Translated by Google) very beautiful church (Original) sehr schöne Kirche

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful little church (Original) Mały kościółek bardzo piękny

(Translated by Google) A place where you can pause. (Original) Ein Ort an dem man inne halten kann.

So much fun with Marta! We loved trying all the traditional German food especially things we would never have a chance to try in Texas. While on the tour Marta gave us the culinary & historical background on each food/beverage. Definitely a highlight of our short 1.5 days in Frankfurt!

A wonderful food tour!! Probably my favorite food I had in Germany! Marta was so awesome and enthusiastic about the specific German food offered in Frankfurt. Along with the wonderful apple wine! Would highly recommend!

This was an absolutely excellent food tour with a lot of food and even more helpful information provided by Marta which gave real colour to the tour and what the local cuisine is like. It's clear that Marta is exceptionally passionate about food and this comes through in her energy and love to explain and show you everything. I can't recommend this enough if you are in Frankfurt and Marta is always helpful and goes the extra mile to ensure that you not only enjoy the food but have a great understanding of everything and enjoy your experience. Highly recommended if you are in Frankfurt.

We had a great experience with Marta! She was very knowledgeable and passionate about the food from Frankfurt. She was also very flexible! My wife is vegetarian and she created a last minute vegetarian tour to accommodate her dietary restrictions. We got to try and learn a lot about the authentic food and apple wine in the area! Even though there was no meat the food was fulfilling and delicious and we even got to try some dessert! We were only there for one night and decided to do it in the morning at 11am (flight was at 5pm) and we still had more than enough time! I would definitely recommend this tour to everybody that wants to experience the culture even if your only in the area for a short time!

My girlfriend and I were traveling from the U.S. and wanted to do a food tour. After looking up options on Trip Advisor it appeared we had a few options but Marta's food tour was the only real one. There is a difference in the price point for this food tour versus the other ones that are available and there is a good reason for it. Traditionally on food tours, the person who gives the tour is able to secure discounts for smaller portions and a lesser dining experience. This is not something thats an option for anyone who is giving a food tour in this area and at the end of the day its not something you want. Marta's tour gives you the experience of what its like to eat in this area like a local. The dishes that she has you eat are full portions so you are definitely getting the full value of what you pay for the tour. Onto the actual tour now. Marta takes you to a number of places to try their local dishes and also their apfelwein (apple wine). She tells you about the history of it and its local presence. Its always great to not only eat on these tours but learn about the local traditions and history. Marta does an excellent job of delivering on this. All of the food we ate was amazing. This is also something that separates this tour from the others available. You will see the other tours take you to restaurants that are not local/traditional food. All of the food we ate were full dishes of what someone who lives in the area would order. While the food and drink was great, Marta's personality and our conversation is what made the tour what it was. She is very funny and transparent. We had so many questions that she was willing to answer. She also offered advice on what to do in the area that went above and beyond the tour. There is so much I could say about this tour but I will simply leave it at it is a must-do for anyone visiting the area. My girlfriend and I have done many food tours and this one was amongst our favorites. Would highly recommend for any family or friends.

We booked a private tour for four of us. We loved this unique experience touring three different family owned businesses in Frankfurt. Marta was very kind and has an excitment for local food that is refreshing. If you try to book online and the time is unavailable, text or call her and she is willing to be flexible on the tour times. Be willing to try new foods on this tour and it focuses on the traditional local cusine.

Awesome food tour! We had a great time with Marta and her knowledge as a true local of the Sachsenhausen neighborhood made it a truly unique experience. We learned a lot and look forward to returning! #greensaucefordays

The Church of Our Lady (Liebfrauenkirche) is located just south of The Zeil at Liebfrauenberg, one of the oldest public squares in the Old Town of Frankfurt. Historically, the church seems to have been originally constructed between the 14th and 16th centuries and given a Baroque makeover between 1763-71. Unfortunately the church burned down as a result of WWII bombings and lost the vast majority of its valuables. It remained in ruins until being rebuilt in 1955/56. What you see today comes after extensive renovations between 2017-19. It is a nice church structure with modern features. The interior does look rather new, nave pillars lined with statues. Choir, apse and side aisles decorated modestly and respectfully. Worth a brief visit and look around if you enjoy seeing historic churches, even those with fairly recent rebuilds, during your travels.

It was a pleasure to visit this ancient church and sanctuary. Lots of people praying in their own time. Very serene feeling in this church.

Beautiful little church with a cafe inside. Worth a look because of the interesting artwork on the walls. You might walk past the building without realising it's a church.

Beautiful sounds in the church and great space for adoration.

A quiet place to visit. Many go there to light candles and say a prayer.

This church, at the centre of Frankfurt, though not a big one, is quite a solemn place.

Beautiful church, friendly congregation. We wish we spoke German, but the blessings are the same.

I played music there, it's very big room, there were nice people and goo food too.

(Translated by Google) The new construction of the Protestant Weissfrauenkirche church in the old town of Frankfurt am Main. (Original) Новобудова протестанської церкви Вайсфрауенкірхе у старому місті Франкфурта на Майні.

(Translated by Google) Always happy, beautiful exhibitions and a great Christmas Eve celebration every year, I'm actually there almost every year! Also for other events and sometimes for breakfast or lunch, as well as several bicycle repairs with the former employee! (Original) Immer wieder gerne,schöne Ausstellungen und alle Jahre wieder tolle Heiligabend Feier,bin eigentlich fast jedes Jahr dort!Auch zu anderen Veranstaltungen und auch schon mal zum Frühstück bzw.Mittagessen,sowie mehrfach Fahrradreparaturen aber bei dem damaligen Mitarbeiter!

(Translated by Google) Very good, I like it there (Original) Sehr gut, bin gerne dort

(Translated by Google) Exciting (Original) Spannend

(Translated by Google) The church in the train station district is ok. (Original) Die Kirche im Bahnhofsviertel ist ok.

WHAT A BEAUTY - part of Ernst May’s Social Housing Project in Frankfurt ca. 1920 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Need speaker change

We go every Sunday

Wonderful church

small and charming

(Translated by Google) Holy Cross is the church and community of my childhood. This is where I grew up, where I made my first communion and was confirmed. Today the church is no longer a parish church, but a Christian meditation center. The 5 deaths get “HK” for the memory and our shared history. But also for the great concept and the courage (which cannot be praised highly enough, especially in the Catholic Church) to take this new path and to take new, innovative, modern paths of spirituality and faith. And last but not least, there are also 5 stars for the wonderful Bauhaus architecture of this “crown of the Nussberg”. (Original) Heilig Kreuz ist die Kirche und die Gemeinde meiner Kindheit. Hier bin ich aufgewachsen, ging ich zur Erstkommunion, wurde ich gefirmt. Heute ist die Kirche keine Pfarrkirche mehr, sondern ein christliches Meditationszentrum. Die 5 Sterbe bekommt „HK“ für die Erinnerung und unsere gemeinsame Geschichte. Aber auch für das großartige Konzept und den Mut (gerade in der katholischen Kirche nicht hoch genug zu loben), diesen neuen Weg zu gehen und neue, innovative, moderne Wege der Spiritualität und des Glaubens zu gehen. Und Last but not least gibt es 5 Sterne auch für die wunderbare Bauhaus-Architektur dieser „Krone des Nussbergs“.

(Translated by Google) The church is always very welcome at the service and is prepared for the soul and at the same time with a lot of love and fun and also the food is prepared with a lot of love (Original) Die Kirche ist beim Gottesdienst immer sehr willkommen und ist für die Seele und gleichzeitig mit sehr viel Liebe und spass vorbereitet und auch das Essen wird mit sehr viel liebe vorbereit

I visited this synagogue some time ago and have only now found the courage to share what happened. As a Muslim woman, passionate about interfaith and a husband with Jewish heritage, I’ve visited many places of worship with openness and respect. Sadly, this was the first time I experienced discrimination for my faith. I had pre-booked a guided tour like everyone else, and no ID requirement was mentioned. Upon arrival - visibly Muslim - I was the only one asked to present a passport by the Synagogue's security. All other (white, non-Muslim) guests were let in without ID or question. While my husband offered to run to get my ID, I asked if I could wait in the doorway for shelter as it was raining heavily. I was met with a cold, intimidating glare and told no. I was left standing outside in the rain, visibly unwelcome, made to feel inferior and humiliated, while other visitors looked on. I remained silent, afraid of being stereotyped as an “angry Muslim woman” if I defended myself. Eventually, I was let in - after my passport was brought, and after I was intimidated and discriminated against. What could have been a meaningful interfaith exchange became a painful reminder of how easily prejudice can be dressed as protocol. The irony wasn’t lost on me: this synagogue is protected by German police 24/7 (who weren't a part of this) - security funded by public money, including mine as a taxpayer. Yet someone like me, who came in peace and curiosity, was treated with genuine hate and discrimination. It’s painful to see victimhood weaponised to justify the mistreatment of others. This review is not a blanket judgement of the Jewish community - far from it. I’ve met many kind, open-hearted Jewish individuals who would be appalled by this. But institutions, especially religious ones, must be held accountable when they fail to reflect the values they stand for. To the leadership of this synagogue: Please reflect on the environment you’re creating. Prejudice has no place in any house of worship. As the Jewish teaching says: "What is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow." This simple truth should guide us all, regardless of religion. Some of the people we met once we were inside were absolutely lovely and caring - that should be reflected in the rest of its members.

The Rich History Of The Synagogue is Amazing. All of the parishioners welcomed me warmly & openly. Services started exactly on time. Coming from North America (with my own prayer book) I literally had to “Speed Read” to keep up with how fast the worshipers were reading.

One of the few synagogues in Frankfurt to survive WWII, Westend Synagogue is a significant religious and architectural landmark. Its blend of Art Nouveau and neo-Romanesque styles illustrates the rich Jewish heritage and resilience in Frankfurt.

One of the oldest synagogues of Germany and one of two synagogues that have survived the Night of Broken Glass 1938. The architecture of the synagogue inside and outside is absolutely stunning, the building itself is a historical monument and therefore protected! There is guided tours that you can book! (NOTE: The building and its area is highly protected by the German Police, please behave respectfully!)

A most beautiful place. You feel like you are going back in time . The regulars are warm and inviting

Absolutely gorgeus, even though the acoustics are slightly off. As a general note, as long as you avoid politics the Frankfurt Jewish community is very inclusive 😊.

Absolut inappropriate behaviour of the security staff. Preferred not to enter

It's a beautiful stone church in the middle of a small park. There are several daycares and kindergartens in the area and quite a few kids and their pare tend to frequent the park on weekday afternoons. It's definitely worth a stop if you are in the area. It's also a good place to escape the noise of the two thoroughfares into the city passing nearby.

Every Tuesday 16h-18h there is a lawyer to help you free! They were so kind and nice! They alao speak english and german!

Great place.

Jesus is the lord

(Translated by Google) Small downtown park, ecumenical, ecumenical movement (Original) 시내 작은 공원, 에큐메니칼, 교회일치운동

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church. (Original) Sehr schöne Kirche.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church surrounded by a park with some seating. (Original) Schöne Kirche umrandet von einer Parkanlage mit einigen Sitzgelegenheiten.

Spirit filled church with wonderful loving people. If you’d like to really feel the presence of the Holy Spirit in a church you have to listen to pastor nick in the river church Frankfurt. He’s truly anointed.

River church Frankfurt is an amazing church! I recently moved to Frankfurt and I was really searching for an English speaking church where I could feel at home. I found them online and from the first service I attended I knew it was for me. Pastor Nick and Pastor Janina are wonderful people. I highly recommend this church.

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We went to the church with no expectations and came out encouraged to walk stronger in the faith. It was an amazing experience to walk down a quiet street in Frankfurt and being led to the church with audible, beautiful praise and worship melodies. A beautiful way to start a Sunday. Be blessed.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to this Spirit-filled worship and sermon. Pastors Nick and Janina led a passionate dual language English and German message that touched our hearts. I highly recommend River Church Frankfurt to be recharged and encouraged.

River Church Frankfurt is a church committed to the ministry of the Word of God and the move of the Holy Spirit. It's a place where you're challenged and motivated to seek God more and fulfil purpose.

Worship in River church is like a turnaround for me . Teachings are directly based on the scriptures of the HOLY BIBLE and the demonstration of the HOLY GHOST. I can’t ask for more I just love River church as my new European home

very beautiful and uniquely designed church⛪️

Travelled a bit far just to celebrate Mass with the Filipino Community here. The homily gave justice to our tiring travel. Renewed spirit. After the Mass, we had the chance to taste some delicious Filipino food that I've craved for so long. Plus, you get the chance to meet new friends. Soul and Body satisfied. Kudos to the organizers. Our trip was long and tiring but it definitely was worth it. We'll definitely be back. Maraming Salamat at Mabuhay!

To relive your spiritual being beyond religion the place for worship and fell the presence of God. For the Filipino community every 14:00 uhr with the Filipino mass in bilingual Tagalog and English language.

The Filipinos are active in Catholic Activies esp. Celebrating the Feast of Sto. Niño

Sunday masses for Filipinos in the middle of Frankfurt, Germany.

Beautiful church

Many Filipinos go there.

(Translated by Google) I was at a confirmation service the week before last and I have to say that I have never seen such a great, modern service. The priest was great and not the kind of snooze you are used to. The music was very modern and not that 0-8-15 organ noise. The church was really fun (Original) War vorletzte Woche bei einer Firmung im Gottesdienst und muss sagen ich habe noch nie so einen tollen modernen Gottesdienst gesehen der Pfarrer war super und nicht so eine Schnarchnase wie man sie eigentlich kennt die Musik war sehr modern und nicht dieses 0-8-15 Orgel Gedudel da hat die Kirche mal wirklich Spaß gemacht

(Translated by Google) A wonderful church! (Original) Eine wundervolle Kirche!

(Translated by Google) We were there for an Advent concert. A really beautiful church with wonderful acoustics. (Original) Wir waren zu einem Adventskonzert vor Ort. Eine wirklich schöne Kirche mit einer wundervollen Akustik.

(Translated by Google) Classic church, I was more interested in the historical tower (Original) Klasický kostol, skôr ma zaujala historická veža

(Translated by Google) Nice community center with a nice room for celebrating (Original) Nettes Gemeindehaus mit schönem Raum zum feiern

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church (Original) Sehr schöne Kirche

Really warm and nice place. very hospitable chabad as always! there is an opportunity to pray, drink coffee and relax a little

Very beautiful mikva Great place

Amazing shul with amazing people.

Thanks to Rabbi Yossi for the warm welcome. Nice people who are happy to receive everyone all the time.

A gteat Jewish corner in a city pretty void of any Judaism. Daily prayers (the only place in Frankfurt offering mincha and maariv on week days ) , kind managers who will help with anything you can think of, and families that will make you question ❔ for a second "should I join chabad myself? ". Five stars just because there is no 6.

Daily Minyanim, Kosher meals, Yeshivah, Shabbos meals

if you realy wanna get blessed, come to Chabad