The 40 best free attractions in Frankfurt

On a long layover in Frankfurt, our family stumbled upon a charming local market. It's very much a food-centric spot, with tempting street food everywhere – we just wished we weren't so full! We did find some authentic German honey and beautiful plants. It's a fantastic place to escape the heat, offering a cool indoor experience on a sunny day. My only regret was not finding a souvenir that could survive the journey home in warm weather.

Kleinmarkthalle is such a fun place to spend a lunch time or afternoon! There’s so many places to get delicious food and drinks and it has a really electric atmosphere! We visited on a weekend and the market was extended to stands outside, which were packed. It is definitely one to expect to be crowded but it was well worth the visit. I would recommend going for drinks so that you can walk around and pick up some deli ingredients for snacks 😋.

An amazing market to make you feel at home whoever you are and from whichever country because your favorite homeland food will be there In Klien market … all countries have kiosk selling their food … it’s amazing how you can travel the whole world in just one place

Lovely market with plenty of fresh meats, fruit, veg with some nice wee cafes and wine bars. Joes delicatessen is definitely worth a visit, gorgeous salami and wine.

If you want to feel the heartbeat of Frankfurt, look no further than Kleinmarkthalle. This indoor market is a vibrant and bustling hub where locals and visitors mingle, offering a slice of authentic German daily life with an international twist. From the moment you walk through the entrance — a simple but welcoming sign urging you “Auf die Kleinmarkthalle!” — you know you’re in for a treat. The market is alive with the hum of conversations, the aroma of fresh produce, and the dazzling colors of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and baked goods. Inside, the variety is stunning. You’ll find gorgeous cakes and tarts, like the ones beautifully displayed here: crumbly Streuselkuchen, glossy strawberry tarts, and towering cheesecakes dusted with powdered sugar. Each looks homemade, hearty, and utterly irresistible — perfect for a midday treat or a sweet souvenir. Further down the lanes, stalls burst with fresh produce: juicy strawberries, brilliant red currants, exotic fruits, and an impressive display of white asparagus (Spargel), a true German spring delicacy. Fresh mushrooms and artisan products add to the rich variety, and everything is beautifully laid out, making it a pleasure just to browse. The layout of the hall is practical yet charming. Upstairs, there’s a mezzanine where you can get a bird’s-eye view of the market’s bustle below — a sea of stalls and colorful canopies. Small eateries and cafés are scattered around, perfect for taking a break and sampling the local flavors. One charming find is Mathilda, a stand advertising homemade brownies and tarts, with a playful chalkboard encouraging you to “Eat cake!” — sound advice when surrounded by such delicious temptation. Navigating the market is easy, with wide aisles and a relaxed vibe that invites slow wandering. Despite its central location, Kleinmarkthalle retains a sense of local authenticity — it’s not just a tourist attraction but a beloved part of Frankfurt life.

Small market, similar to markets in major cities in USA and Canada. There is a small old German woman run shop near entrance called "SCHREIBER" She sells boiled sausages had the.mix pork and beef & yellow sausage pretty good. And another store on same side but opposite end is "GREF- OoLSINGS" had a fried pork patty with vegetables and herbs mixed in between bun and mustard very tasty and cheap.

We came to look around and enjoy the overall atmosphere of the market place. Lots of different stalls to try and plenty of places to sit and enjoy food and drinks. It was busy when we visited but not too crowded (weekday, afternoon).

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.

Historic Site of Goethe's House where he was born and spent his young life. Multiple languages available for explanation on items displayed through an APP. I recommend you bring your headphone/bluetooth. Tickets are €12 per adult. They have a family rate. You need to be able to walk up and down stairs a lot. Enjoyed the visit as I do admire his life.

Combination of two museums under one roof: historic birthplace of Johann van Goethe and museum of German romanticism. Striking difference between meticulously restored residence of the poet with attention to details and period’s furniture and modern part of romanticism museum. If you are short on time, Goethe’s old house is a must and also first floor with paintings of the other museum.

Fascinating museum with great renovations! The house looks beautiful inside. They give you a map, which makes it super easy to explore each room. There’s also an upper museums with lots of interesting exhibits and interactive things to see. Definitely worth visiting! You can get a discount with the Frankfurt Card.

Visiting the Goethe House was such a great experience—it truly feels like stepping back in time to see how Goethe lived. Every corner of the house is filled with history: the kitchen displays old dishes you may have never even heard of, the games they played are still there, and the architecture and atmosphere are unforgettable. Even the smell carries a sense of the past. I wish homes like this were still being built today, but sadly times have changed. We only had a short layover in Frankfurt, and since it was on a quiet Sunday, visiting here was absolutely worth it.

Much more to this museum than we expected! Wonderful restored home with period furnishings and original artwork. Descriptions were in both German and English so we could understand and enjoy it fully. Don't miss this when you are in Frankfurt!

Nice place to visit in Frankfurt. The house is well kept and gives a glimpse of Goethe’s life. Not too big, easy to explore in about an hour. Worth a stop if you enjoy history and culture 🏠📚

Had a 12 hour layover and decided to visit this museum. It was money well spent and an afternoon of delight stepping into every room and space of Goethe history! I love the old grandfather clock that still works and the chime thrills through the house of Goethe, standby every half hour. We kept missing it. Piecing together the story of Joseph in one of the rooms was therapeutic esp for someone who doesn’t speak or read German. Thank God for google translator. The visit has a calming effect like as though I was brought back in time. The large glass frontage featuring the garden offered two perspectives. One from the front and the other from the inside looking out. After all isn’t the arts about perspective?? There’s a cool and ancient water fountain that I manage to refill my water bottle. It was refreshing to drink from the tap and the charge of 24€ for two person was well worth the ticket price. We got more than what we paid for. There was also a special corner where I could place a music score on a special device where I could listen to narration of the music composition by Robert Schumann and actually listened to the music being played. It was interactive and amazing. Love the modernity without compromising the beauty of historical arts and the subtlety of tech being used. Totally awesome!! For those with bags in tow rest assured there is proper storage for you to be hands free. Storage is free.

A beautiful promenade near the river with several museums around, the cathedral is nearby, the old town, the bridges. Pretty much everything. You'll often see people enjoying their time here

I spent time at Museumsufer in Frankfurt and really enjoyed it. The area along the river has so many interesting museums, and walking between them is really pleasant. It’s a perfect spot for culture lovers and a relaxing day exploring art and history

A cluster of museums along the Main River, Museumsufer includes institutions dedicated to art, history, and architecture. It represents Frankfurt’s commitment to cultural preservation and interdisciplinary study across diverse academic fields.

Great place in Frankfurt for walking and relax

Maybe is better to explain better both on Google Maps and on official website what is that about. Not a musem but a Turistic Office. Also is needed an extra explanation about the location. The address shares the door entrance with the Ikon Museum.

Perfect sightseeing, particularly on Museumsuferfest...👌

Lovely embankment of more than 39 museums

First time entering this gorgeous building and it didn't disappoint. The staff were friendly and available , the auditorium spacious and acoustically good. You do need to take out a bank loan for a drink at the interval but all in all a great place for a show

The Frankfurt Opera is without question one of Europe’s finest cultural treasures. From the moment you step inside, you feel the blend of tradition and modernity that makes this house so unique. The acoustics are outstanding – no matter where you sit, the sound is rich, balanced, and powerful, allowing every detail of the orchestra and singers to be fully appreciated. The productions are consistently world-class. The repertoire strikes an impressive balance between beloved classics and bold contemporary works, offering something for both seasoned opera lovers and newcomers. Stage design, lighting, and direction are often daring and innovative, yet always respectful of the music and story. The orchestra performs with extraordinary precision and warmth, and the ensemble cast is among the strongest in Europe, with many performances easily rivaling those in Vienna, Berlin, or Milan. The experience is not only about the performance itself. The atmosphere in the foyer is elegant but not pretentious, with a welcoming feel that makes the evening special. Staff are professional and helpful, from ticketing to ushers, contributing to a smooth and enjoyable visit. The venue is also centrally located, making it easy to combine a performance with dinner or a walk through Frankfurt’s lively city center. Overall, the Frankfurt Opera offers an unforgettable experience that sets a high bar for musical and cultural excellence. Whether you are a devoted opera enthusiast or simply curious about the art form, a visit here is absolutely worthwhile.

The Alte Oper in Frankfurt is elegant. The grand façade, intricate lamp posts, serene fountain, and detailed architectural elements highlight the building’s classical splendor and the refined atmosphere of its surroundings. A charming glimpse into the city’s cultural heart!

Great architecture and located right near the main city centre. There was a beer festival in the surrounding area which was great

We went for FRATOPIA, a lovely free event to experience different music genres. Definitely recommend going!! Copyright image: Alte Oper Frankfurt/Nobert Miguletz/iStock/unsplash.com

Warning: this is about the outside, not the inside. It’s a massive building, and that’s the best way to describe it. There are some restaurants and hotels nearby, making it a great place to take photos.

Very Artistic. Been many times in the great to witness great performances.

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.

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.

The old Jewish cemetery in Frankfurt. Close the Museum Judengasse. The wall of the cemetery has been converted into a very moving memorial for the Holocaust. Don't miss the memorial for the Börneplatzsynagoge which was destroyed by the Nazis during Reichskristallnacht in 1938 (and previously depicted in a famous painting by Max Beckmann which you can see at the Städel Museum).

Kever Of pnei yehusha, baal hafloh, mother of chasam sofer, reb nosson adler. The cemetery is always locked. The key is free, and can be picked up about 50 meters from the beis hachaim, in the jewish museum it's big building. Picture attached. (the key is only given out of a passport is given in as a mashkan!)

Sobering!! painful!! reality!! Definitely worth the time there to linger in truth and honor those long passed! The Judengasse museum should be visited as well...and given higher priority over the many many museums Frankfurt has to visit. Let us never forget!!

Many old Jewish gravestones including Rothschild's magnificent tombstones, the Stoliner Rebbe, and many unidentified bodies.

It ' s difficult to think to the 6 millions Jewish that was killed,assassinated, i remember all the people and my famillie in France,kaddish for all

Very interesting to have a walk in the Jewish cemetery, take the guide from the museum if you want to learn some facts

What a great job have been done by a city of Frankfurt to research, restore and preserve this precious for the history of the entire city place!

Most of brands are available for shopping

shopping street in frankfurt

Nice and elegant shopping street. Nice brands and good architecture. Enjoy wandering around and don’t hesitate to get inside the shops!

Nice place for shopping and walk…

Great shopping area in middle of Frankfurt

Buzy street. Too much crowded and under managed

Good for walking in the city of Frankfurt experience. Great shopping opportunities available on this street. Very busy street especially on weekends and in the evenings. Plenty of cafe and restaurants to choose from. You could also enjoy the street performance often on this street.

Felix was a great guide, with honest and insightful information about the history of the city - highly recommend him. One improvement would be to include more indoor locations during winter times, as it was very cold to stand outside occasionally!

Our guide Juan was funny, super knowledgeable, and excited to answer all of our questions. I feel like I learned a lot about the history of the buildings and landmarks we went through. Thanks so much for offering this tour for free!

Amazing tour with the tour guide, she went into great detail of the Römerberg and the surrounding area, and informed us of things which I didn't even know as someone who comes to Frankfurt often.

We had an absolutely delightful experience on the walking tour of Frankfurt. Not only did we gain fascinating insights into the city that go beyond the typical two-hour tour, but our guide, a young and incredibly knowledgeable individual, made the entire journey a joy. Their friendly demeanor and informative commentary made every step engaging and memorable. This tour seamlessly blended education with entertainment, ensuring both learning and enjoyment for all participants. Without hesitation, I wholeheartedly recommend this exceptional free tour to anyone seeking an enriching exploration of Frankfurt.

We so enjoyed our walking tour with Ramin - his first tour group and he did a great job! Informative, entertaining and good for your health because of all the walking! :-) Highly recommended!

We had such a phenomenal tour guide! Not only was he knowledgeable about history and culture, but also about sociopolitical happenings. He had so much to say today the tour went closer to 2.5 hrs. I had a blast!

We had a great time on this free walking tour. Thanks Juan!

(Translated by Google) A great forest playground! (Original) Ein toller Waldspielplatz!

Guided tours are free but must be requested. Impressive office building near the river. A former fruit and vegetable market is part of the building. There is a visitors center and Holocaust memorial on-site.

Cool looking building, can't go inside or go near. But it looks nice and is right next to the river. It's a European institution, so it's worth seeing.

It seems a very interesting place to visit, specially if you are an economist like me. Sadly, you are not allowed to visit by yourself, hence my rating.

The architectural tour was enjoyable. The landscaping was beautiful..

A huge glass building that looks amazing, every time I look at this building it's like for the first time

European Central Bank popularly known for its acronym ECB. It is established in 1998 and located in Ostend district of Frankfurt, Germany. Running President of European Central Bank is Christine Lagarde. Its currency is EURO. The ECB member countries are the 20 EU member states that have adopted the euro.The ECB is directly governed by European Union law.

Beautiful Building. U can see thru it. Reall impressive

Frankfurter Stadtwald (City Forest) is the real treasure of Frankfurt am Main. Majestic trees are beautiful at any time of the year. The diverse flora and fauna make this forest a unique place. This is a good example of caring for nature. Whether you choose walking or cycling, this will be the perfect place to relax.

Beautiful and calm place right in the middle of the city.

Beautiful park very clean and taken care of.

Nice

It's a great place for plane spotters. If you're up for a walk in a quiet location off the city centre however I wouldn't recommend the Stadtwald. With jet engines blasting over the woods every few seconds it's far from peaceful.

The Frankfurt City Forest or Stadtwald Forest is located in the southern part, 7 km south of the city of Frankfurt, and covers many areas of the city. This forest has 4 natural paths as passages and many places to do sports.

I like walking in the forest. Amazing place!

Beautiful place, i went there in May 2025, it was cold weather. The park is quite beautiful with lovely flowers.

Very beautiful place to relax in the city of Frankfurt am Main . Entry is free . Structure in the park are off like Chinese architecture. It’s comparatively a small park within the city . You need maximum 2 hours to completely explore each and every corner of the park . No dedicated parking facilities I saw there . I couldn’t find toilet facilities also in the park ( it could be there somewhere but I am not sure ) I have enjoyed the park with my whole family for about 3 hours .

A cool park in the middle of the city full of plants, and further down lies a Chinese garden with statues and all sorts of oriental motifs.

This section of the park is well worth a visit, the Chinese Garden is well kept, peaceful and serene. The park outside of the Chinese Garden walls is also well tendered, with flowers beds and grass well looked after

Great views and environment. The Chinese architecture is very pleasant to walk around. There is a chess section that is awesome and everyone is very nice and you play good games.

Nice place to walk around and take icecream outside..Enjoy the chess the people playing outside..

Really nice find in Frankfurt was the Chinese Garden. Well worth a visit for a little tranquility whilst in the city

Definitely one of the nicest parks in Frankfurt! Being a blanket and some friends, walk your dog, join a sports group, go for a run, hang out with other parents by the playground :) Gets a bit loud and wild on the weekends, and it helps to like humans as the nearby university brings quite a few of them :) there’s also a fenced in dog area and some nice quiet corners to find. If you dare, come during sundowns around summer solstice where the fireflies migrate here from the neighboring botanical garden to work their magic on you ;)

Amazing clean and nice park for relaxing, running and also has several children’s playgrounds.

Beautiful park. Nice jogging tracks. Nice playing area for kids.

Grüneburgpark is quiet, clean, and perfect for a picnic. I enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere and the many shaded spots under the trees. Only thing missing: some drinking water fountains throughout the park. Much needed during this hot summer.

Must visit park in the heart of Frankfurt. There are two play areas for kids to play. Also adults can walk around for a long time. It's a huge park, maybe second in size only to Niddapark in Frankfurt. I'd definitely go again.

Grüneburgpark is one of Frankfurt’s largest and most cherished parks, located in the Westend district. Spanning approximately 29 hectares, it serves as a peaceful urban oasis offering residents and visitors a perfect blend of history, nature, and recreation. The park’s name stems from the “Grüne Burg” (Green Castle) that once occupied the area in the 14th century, connecting the modern green space to centuries of local heritage. Historical Background and Design Grüneburgpark’s origins trace back to the medieval period but truly took form in the 18th and 19th centuries. In 1789, banker Peter Heinrich von Bethmann Metzler acquired the estate and commissioned the design of the initial park. In 1837, the renowned Rothschild family purchased the property, erecting a palace-like mansion inspired by the French Loire castles. They brought renowned landscape architect Heinrich Siesmayer to reshape the grounds into an English garden style, completed by 1877. This style emphasized naturalistic landscaping with meandering walkways, broad lawns, diverse trees, and picturesque vistas, creating a relaxing and elegant environment. The Rothschild palace was tragically destroyed during Allied air raids in 1944 during World War II. A black obelisk and memorial plaque now mark the site, reminding visitors of the park’s aristocratic past. After the war, the park was expanded and opened as a public green space, where it has become a favorite spot for recreation in the heart of Frankfurt. Natural Beauty and Features Today, Grüneburgpark offers a lush and diverse landscape featuring sprawling lawns, dense shrubbery, mature trees, and winding paths ideal for walking, jogging, rollerblading, and cycling. Visitors enjoy the spacious outdoor areas for picnics, sports, or quiet relaxation amid natural surroundings. It provides a refreshing and accessible nature escape for urban dwellers and tourists. A standout feature is the beautifully crafted Korean Garden, a generous gift from South Korea in 2005 during the Frankfurt Book Fair. The Korean Garden symbolizes the four seasons and features traditional pavilions, reflective pools, and native plants, offering a tranquil and culturally enriching retreat within the park. Grüneburgpark is adjacent to the Botanical Garden of Johann Wolfgang Goethe University and near the Palmengarten, creating a green ensemble that forms one of Frankfurt’s largest continuous natural areas. These connections deepen the park’s botanical and ecological significance. Visitor Experience and Activities Visiting Grüneburgpark is an opportunity to enjoy wide-open spaces, contemporary cultural events, and family-friendly recreation. The park hosts open-air concerts, theatrical performances, and seasonal festivities that bring the community together. Playgrounds and designated picnic areas cater to families and groups, while extensive jogging and cycling paths serve fitness enthusiasts. Numerous benches and shaded spots provide areas to rest, read, or admire the seasonal blooms throughout the park. The cafe housed in a beautifully restored pavilion offers refreshments, enhancing visitor comfort. Accessibility and Location The park is easily reachable by public transport and car, with nearby parking options. It lies between Frankfurt’s new university campus and the Palmengarten, making it a convenient green escape for students and city residents. Paths are generally flat and well-maintained, suitable for strollers, wheelchairs, and varied fitness levels.

Very beautiful place with a lot of green. Also there are some nice places where children can plan freely. Last not but least, there is a Korean garden which I think is certainly recommendable.

A fantastic waterfront park for walking with scenic views of the water, bridges and city. There is not very much space for football or other wide ranging sports, but the paths are set for bicycles and walking. Both sides of the river are available. Stairs are located close to bridge crossings.

Unexpected tropical botanical garden in Frankfurt on Main River was a nice surprise. Plants are more typical for French Riviera, the garden’s existence is possible due to high quay wall and beneficial southern exposure of the garden. Beautiful even in rainy fall weather.

Beautiful “small but long” park along the side of the river. One area has an excellent playground for kids with 10 different areas - it seems fun for ages 2-10. Good green areas to relax and take a nap, and nice spots encouraging new hives to grow.

Loved this park, so clean and user friendly. Lots of open space to relax and enjoy. Great views.

Had an awsome experince here in the middle of the city ...unexpected to have such a nice calm place to relaxe. Watching birds flying near the river and ships and boats passing by is a memorable experience. Good time to be here is early morning or at dusk. Here you also get mesmerising view of the high rise frankfurt city buildings. Want to go there again and again...

Beautiful view and peaceful place

Awesome place to go and see natural beauty..river side walk,trees,pleasant weather so much positivity all around.

Nice sign beautiful place, little bit dirty around it

Good place to sit down and relax.

Unusual area with sculptures, park and skyscrapers. The € symbol's lighting is already partially burned out. Or maybe it's meant to be that way on purpose?

Main attraction is Euro monument. Landmark indicating that you are entering financial district. The adjacent park is nice place for a short rest while sightseeing the city.

Nice symbol of the European Union.

Feeling like at key place running the Europe . Easy connectivity. Under rated. It is a must visit place

Euro sign nearby but otherwise just tall buildings and a park. The place to really go to is the Main Tower which is a short walk away. The views from the observation deck there are not to be missed!

They need to fix the monument. All the lights do not work, also it’s close to a very sketchy district of the city so you sometimes feel unsafe in this area too. It’s a cool sign, but its broken lights and surrounding area make it kinda crappy. If they clean up the park, fix the sign and figure out how to help the people around the area then it would be much better

It's symbolic place for Euro initiative . Located at nice place, near to tram station and Frankfurt central railway station.

The Euro sculpture by Ottmar Hörl really stands out. It’s a cool and creative way to represent Europe and the Euro. Seeing it makes you pause and appreciate the idea behind it.

Aside all beauties of old cores of Frankfurt am Main, skyscrapers that reminds you of big American cities or city cruising on the Main river, you have to take picture in the front of "Euro sculpture". You should know that Frankfurt is also known as financial centre of European continent.

The garden and the symbol were nice to see, but the place didn’t meet expectations, was a bit dirty, and not very comfortable.

It’s outdoor and free just less 10 minutes walk from the Frankfurt Main Station.

A great place just near the parking of museum.

One of the best places in frankfurt to spend time in nature.

Beautiful park, good for running. Play areas for kids as well.

Very dry grass, not green like I’m used to seeing at parks. Play equipment needed some repairs. The climbing thing (jungle gym.) for kids was nice, swings were cool too. All being used. 😦 pretty clean. Felt safe. Wasn’t too exciting.

I really enjoy spending time in Nidda Park, especially for cycling and running. The wide, flat paths make it easy to get into a good rhythm, whether I’m going for a fast run or a long bike ride. I like how the park combines open meadows with shaded forest areas, which keeps the routes interesting. Being close to the Nidda River also makes the atmosphere peaceful and refreshing. For me, it’s the perfect place to exercise, clear my mind, and enjoy nature right in the city.

One of the best parks for running in Frankfurt. It has great playgrounds and plenty of places for picnicking.

Large beautiful park, walk, ride bicycles, jog or run this is all up to you and you get to enjoy nature.

Very nice Park 🍃🍃🍃

A lovely spot right next to forest trails and a football ground. The children's playground is large in area but relatively small in things to do - ping pong table, four swings, a sandpit and a great climbing frame. The waterpark looks great for summer but as my son said, it's flat. There is also an extensive mini golf course and a barbeque zone with toilets (summer only). Quite a large forest parking area in front of the football grounds.

Nice place for going children to come and play. There is a mini golf course here and a cafe. There is a BBQ area (including the grill racks) and some tables/chairs.

Really lovely place. Stopped here as a rest stop on the way to Italy. Free toilets, free parking, lovely splash park and play park. Highly recommend it.

Free observation tower right next to giant maze, slide, swings, and dragon boat. Many paths lead to more places to play.

Waldspielpark is very beautiful place to spend half day with kid. Small water games are enjoyed by kids. There is direct bus 48 to Goethetrum. Place has ample parking space for free. There are no entry fee and its absolutely free. Goethetrum and Spielpark are good place to visit with family and spend time. A little crowded during holiday and weekends. Water fun is closed at 6 PM.

Really nice place for families and not only. There are different places where to just sit and relax and also for kids to play around. Also there is a place where to grill with tables, water and toilets. Park is located in the forest. Perfect for biking, running or just enjoying the nature.

Horrible driving for almost an hour to find the place has been closed for a while due to “remodeling” yet still showing open hours. Just read the recent reviews you’ll know, I should’ve done that. Some people there said the water pad has been closed for years and still shows as open. 😡

There isn't many attractions and it isn't worth 19€. Have been to a similar event in Köln which is way better than Christmas Garden Frankfurt. Attractions are spread across the large area to create an illusion of an huge event. Many areas around the stadium is just blank. There is a Christmas Market at the end where you can buy glühwein, snacks and some food. Enjoyed the 2hrs spend here. Two parking place are near by. If you manage to reach early you can get a spot at the P8 parking place else at the Waldparkplatz which is 1.5km away. Both places charge you a flat rate of 6€. Walking route from Waldparkplatz to the Christmas Garden is well indicated.

Was a beautiful experience! It's perfect when you go there with family or with somebody you love. The trip will be almost 2 hours with taking photos. You'll have also some cabin from where you can buy drinks/food.

Would give no stars if possible. Don’t waste your money, it’s absolutely rubbish, a money-grabbing enterprise. At arrival, we had to pay 8 euros for parking, no way out of it. They have a “family ticket”, but even though we are a family, couldn’t get it because we had no small children with us. The signs point in two different directions, with no explanation. We took the left one and ended up in the saddest Christmas market ever, where we paid full-price to drink mulled wine in an empty, badly-lit, cold hall. When we realized that we took a bad turn, we tried to turn back to see the main event. It was shortly before 9:30pm. A man blocked us, and said that the show and toilets were closed and that we had to leave. When we pointed out that the garden was supposed to close at 10pm, and that there was enough time for us to see the lights, he just said in a very rude manner that we should take a couple of pictures of the lights in front of us and go, that is, they KICKED US OUT at 9:30pm, full 30 minutes before the end and only shortly after we got there. When we tried to point that out, they laughed at us and asked derisively where we were from. My daughter was in tears. Long story short: we paid 120 Euros for 30 minutes of some random lights and to hear some xenophobic abuse from security.

Absolutely abysmal experience. Arrived at 8:45. Had to pay 8 euros for park and 23 euros per person. So 100 euros for 4 people. Website said it was open till 10pm but we were kicked out by extremely rude staff at 9:20 who left my grandaughter in in tears and didnt let us even use the toilet on the way out. So we never even got to see the main lights in the stadium. From what I saw I personally have better lights in my garden - take your family out to the xmas market or for a nice meal instead of paying to be abused by staff. Please don't give these co artists money.

Magical display of lights. A must see during the winter season.

Very disappointing experience. First of all, there is not enough parking space on P8 parking lot (which costs actually, 8 euros!), so when we arrived, we were staying around 15 minutes in line before entering this parking lot on car, only to find out that this parking space is full and we have to drive to another parking space (which is 15 min away from the entrance if you go by foot, by the way). Ok, we got to this parking space, it was already almost 30 minutes late. Then we go by foot 15 minutes with small daughter and freezing wind from this parking space to the entrance of this garden. Finally we arrived 45 minutes late. And we were walking around 30 minutes through and didn't find anything interesting there, except on carousel. It doesn't worth 18 euros for each person at all! (By the way, when we got to the entrance, there is one car that was let to drive to the parking space, although others were sent away!)

It is just a disaster. First - price, it just do not worth to pay 20 euros for that. Second - parking +8 euros. Third, half of the route you just walking in the mud. Also had talk with some guard there - very rude. It is not something you expect when you are paying for being there. So, never again.

This is the main station of Frankfurt. This is most busiest station in Germany.If you're traveling through or to Frankfurt, it's likely you'll pass through this station.It’s an international hub, with trains not only to destinations across Germany but also to neighboring countries like France, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. The S-Bahn and U-Bahn lines also make it easy to access other parts of Frankfurt. The station is packed with a variety of stores, cafes, and eateries—whether you're looking for a quick snack or a more substantial meal.

It is a chaotic mess at the hauptbahnhof. There are big reconstructions going on. There are no help signs to know where to go. Furthermore in and around the station are lots of homeless people, addicted people hanging around, sleeping on the floor, begging. It is an area to avoid unless you need to go with the train.

One of the biggest train stations in Germany. But it is very dirty and disgusting, especially the part that connects to the underground trains. It smells so bad and makes me feel unsafe every time I go there. The staff don’t know much information when asked about the tickets.

Housed in a really impressive building, it’s got everything you’ll need. Huge, as both trains and metro co-exist under the same roof but relatively easy to explore. No complaints whatsoever.

One of the biggest train stations in Europe, some people call it Crescent Moon central station.

Frankfurt (Main) Hauptbahnhof (German for Frankfurt (Main) main station), often abbreviated as Frankfurt (Main) Hbf and sometimes translated as Frankfurt central station,[1] is the busiest railway station in Frankfurt, Germany.[1] The name affix "Main" comes from the city's full name, Frankfurt am Main. Because of its location in the middle of Germany and usage as a hub for long and short distance travelling Deutsche Bahn refers to it as the most important station in Germany.

beautiful old train station, as an Australian it was nice to see a train station with such charm.

This place has a fantastic selection of authentic German dishes. The atmosphere is lively, with classic decor that adds to the experience. Portions are generous, flavors are spot on, and the prices are surprisingly reasonable for the quality. Service was a little slow at first, but once the food started arriving, everything flowed smoothly. The staff was kind and welcoming, making the experience even better. Definitely a restaurant I’d recommend!

We ordered schnitzels and apple wines. The wine was so fresh and delicious 🤤 and the waiter was so kind and generous.

Visit the Apfelwein! Went around 11:30 on Saturday and it was quite empty. The staffs are nice and speak good English! I recommend coming to get some local Apfelwein ;) will visit again when I visit Frankfurt! Drinks:5/5 Service: 4.5/5 (just open, wait a bit to get order) Drink Price: $ Waiting time: 10 mins Payment: cash/ card over certain amount

Amazing place with an interesting history about a woman that would steal the apfelwein and spit it on peoples face. They have a statue there that is spitting! Favourite dish is definitely the schnitzel and one must try their apfelwein!!!

The funniest part of this fountain is that Ms. Rauscher spits water onto the street during the summer months. Then, is the time to stand on the side and watch innocent bypassers get wet. 🤣

Staff was very rude,did not want to reserve table for us. Especialy lady who was not polite

One of the best German restaurants, highly recommend as well as booking a table in advance!

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.

Absolutely fun for the kids and the whole family to visit.

Very green area. Good food available at the kiosk that’s been in operation for over 25 years. There’s two sections of the playground and also a water fountain area for kids to play. Then of course there’s the yoga and activity area.

Probably my favourite park in Frankfurt. There's plenty of space and everything seems to be in good order. The green as well suited for all kinds of sports or having a picnic.

Nice old park. There is a (sort of) Biergarten with good options for food, salads, wine and of course beer. There are playgrounds for small and big kids, and a very good waterpark that works in summer and is a delight for the kids. There are also few sport courts for several sports. And the parking on the streets around the park is free - if you manage to find a spot. Better to come by bike :) Update May 2024: The water playground is being renovated and is closed until further notice.

A lovely park for the whole family, a lot of place to seat and Piknik, playground for kids, very nice and beautiful place! You can also make sport as jogging and running, soccer and football for kids

This is a great place to hang out with friends and family. There are a few playgrounds and a water park that will appeal to kids of all ages as well as plenty of areas for picnicking or sunbathing.

Open ground with tracks for joggers. Wooden benches are there at regular intervals for people to sit and enjoy. There's a cafe near the children's park and an allocated area is there where simple equipment is available for stretching and exercises.

The park is a bit simple on the eastern side but has great views : Frankfurt's skyline is perfect from here. The traditional vineyard is beautiful on the southern slope. It has a not too big parking lot, parking can be a problem at the weekend. You can find restaurants and a playground on the eastern side. The place is a bit far from the town if you want to bike - not to mention the hillside.

Nice place for a cute date or picnic 🤍✨

Vast and spacious. A very good space to walk and think. One side is home to homeless people. I think it can be managed better by the municipality.

Beautiful location to enjoy nature close to but outside the city. Restaurant offers good good. Nice views too. Lots of people picnic or BBQ there too. Parking is limited during popular times, weekends and good weather.

my favorite park in Frankfurt, with a beautiful view of the skyscrapers, and with a beautiful view of the viney

Lohrpark is a beautiful and serene green oasis perched atop the Lohrberg hill in Frankfurt’s Seckbach district. Spanning about 18 hectares, it offers stunning panoramic views of the Frankfurt city skyline, making it a favored destination for locals and tourists seeking a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. Known as Frankfurt's city mountain, Lohrpark serves as a recreational hub perfect for walking, jogging, cycling, picnics, and enjoying nature’s tranquility close to urban life. Natural Beauty and Atmosphere Lohrpark’s natural landscape is a blend of well-maintained lawns, towering trees, and shaded pathways that meander through wooded areas and open spaces. The park provides a rich diversity of flora and beautifully landscaped gardens that change with the seasons, creating a vibrant palette of colors from spring blossoms to autumn foliage. Visitors frequently praise the park’s peaceful ambiance, which is especially welcoming during early mornings or late afternoons when the light casts a golden glow over the city view. A centerpiece for visitors is the panoramic vista overlooking Frankfurt’s skyline, extending from the Main River to the city’s iconic landmarks such as the Commerzbank Tower and Messeturm. This scenic outlook offers excellent opportunities for photography, romantic walks, or simply relaxing with a scenic book reading or meditation. The viewpoints are reachable by accessible paths, making Lohrpark inclusive for visitors of all mobility levels. Activities and Amenities Lohrpark caters to a range of outdoor activities. The park’s broad pathways invite walking, running, and biking enthusiasts, while grassy sections provide perfect spots for picnics or informal sports. Designated barbecue areas enable social gatherings and family outings during the warmer months. The presence of playgrounds in the park makes it a popular destination for families with children, offering safe spaces for play and recreation. For those looking to extend their visit, nearby restaurants and cafés serve regional and international cuisines, allowing guests to enjoy a meal with beautiful vistas. Visitor facilities include benches for rest, clean restrooms, and signage to help navigate the park and understand its natural environment. Historical Significance and Local Context Lohrpark sits on Lohrberg hill, historically known as Frankfurt’s “city mountain.” While predominantly a recreational green space today, the hill has long been part of the city’s identity, symbolizing a natural lookout and an escape within urban surroundings. The park is cherished by residents as a green lung that provides ecological benefits and community wellness. Visitor Feedback Visitors consistently highlight Lohrpark’s scenic beauty, peaceful atmosphere, and the spectacular city views as key reasons for visits. Many recommend it as a perfect spot for relaxation away from the tourist-heavy old town while still being easily accessible. Families find it child-friendly, offering ample play space and safe walking paths. The park is also popular for photography and nature watching throughout the year. The well-kept nature paths and cleanliness contribute to positive impressions, making Lohrpark a preferred green space in Frankfurt. Some visitors note the relative quietness compared to busier parks, which is a plus for those seeking tranquility.

Small, but very interesting park, with great views of Frankfurt skyline. There is a parking lot, unfortunately not very big, so plan to coke early with a car. After 13h parking can be a problem over weekends. There are 2 restaurants where you can get food and drinks, and one playground.

The Fairy Tale Fountain (Märchenbrunnen) is situated at the intersection of Willy-Brant-Plaza and Untermainanlage. It is the work of Austrian sculptor Friedrich Christoph Hausmann and was unveiled in 1910. What you see is a marble nymph in seated position over an Art Nouveau style fountain featuring water-spouting mythical creatures, dolphins and two children playing around a limestone half-shell bowl fixed atop a small base positioned in the centre of a ground level basin into which water spills when the fountain is in operation. It is a lovely fountain monument which was not in operation when we passed by during December. Still nice to view during off-season. This would be a nice fountain to view during the warmer months of the year.

The Fairy Tale Fountain (Märchenbrunnen) is situated at the intersection of Willy-Brant-Plaza and Untermainanlage.

Nice looking place next to many other attractions, however the fountain wasn't on when I got there (in the start of spring).

Frankfurter Märchenbrunnen is a charming little spot in Bethmannpark. I really enjoyed visiting and recommend to visit this spot if you are in the area

Beautiful and most amazing architecture at the center of city.

Tall statue with a fountain, which is in the Willy Brand Platz and close to the main river.

Amazing place for tourist to visit. Tske gull day bus ride so you can explore each and every part of it. And I love to go by walk and it's really amazing. You can found parking (structural parking) around train station and their is tourist guide place there as well.

Beautiful park in English garden style set up by the Rothschilds in early 19th century. The park is complete with "follies" such as the neogothic tower and a beautiful "Ring of Statues" by Georg Kolbe (1877-1947). Read about the tragic history of the park including the expropriation of the Rothschilds in 1938 on the explanatory text facing the Bockenheimer Landstraße.

A little gem if you want a short period of quiet in the middle of the city. Take a stroll or relax on the grass. Have kids? No problem - there's a playground for them as well.

Nice near city center, clean, quite, great for jogging and walking around. There is a tower there that looks like historical but don't make my mistake: don't go too close because many homeless stay there (at least in summer time) and it smells really bad (pee and God knows what else). But it's only this small part, the rest is really nice and you won't even imagine that the tower was in such state because the park is just super nice, clean and well cared.

This park has Charakter old with the new, not overly big, but you can find a place to sit down always, not far from the Alte OPA,a short walk, a great play area for the children, plenty of space, and it's flat , with great bicycle access. Now that the summer has begun, it's nice to enjoy the new landscaping,the gardens look great with the spring blossom s

No watering since days, all hortensias died

The park is centrally located. It's a nice place to hang out if you are in the area on a nice day

Tranquil park. But the scenery is ok. It’s astonishing that people in 18xx could own such a huge land as their home.

Nice park nice fountain statue

Nothing special

(Translated by Google) Centrally located square framed on two sides by restaurants and bars. In the winter it is the location of the pink Christmas market and in the summer the horsepower cars are driven here, lap after lap around the square (Original) Zentral gelegener Platz, der an zwei Seiten von Restaurants und Bars eingerahmt wird. Im Winter Ort des rosa Weihnachtsmarkt und im Sommer werden hier gerne die PS-Boliden ausgefahren, Runde um Runde um den Platz

(Translated by Google) Old town in Frankfurt - Germany (Original) Khu phố cổ tại Frankfurt - Đức

(Translated by Google) The pink Christmas market is here at Christmas time. Small, nice and much more relaxed than the big Christmas market on the Römer. (Original) Zur Weihnachtszeit ist hier der rosa Weihnachtsmarkt. Klein, fein und deutlich entspannter als der große Weihnachtsmarkt auf dem Römer.

(Translated by Google) Good park in the middle of the city. Perfect for strolling in the evening sun. (Original) Guter Park mitten in der Stadt. Wie gemacht zum Lustwandeln in der Abendsonne.

(Translated by Google) Good selection of cafes and restaurants away from the hustle and bustle on the Zeil. (Original) Gute Auswahl an Cafes und Restaurants abseits des Gewusels auf der Zeil.

(Translated by Google) Very nice and informative (Original) Sehr schön und informativ

(Translated by Google) It's not easy to write a review about a former prison camp. I think the place has been designed with dignity, the information boards on the site are very informative. (Original) Es ist nicht leicht eine Rezession über ein ehemaliges Strafgefangenen Lager zu schreiben. Ich finde, dass der Ort würdevoll gestaltet wurde, die auf dem Gelände befindlichen Informationstafeln sind sehr informativ.

(Translated by Google) Very touching information panels; I found the map particularly interesting, showing how the camp was laid out and where the sites are in relation to today's road layout. (Original) Sehr berührende Informationstafeln, besonders interressant fand ich die Karte, auf der man sehen konnte, wie das Lager angelegt war und wo die Plätze im Hinblick auf die heutige Straßenlage sind.

(Translated by Google) Successful reappraisal of this dark chapter of German history in Nieder-Roden (Original) Gelungene Aufarbeitung dieses dunklen Kapitels deutscher Geschichte in Nieder-Roden

(Translated by Google) Impressive documentation of contemporary history. Very well-maintained facility. (Original) Eindrucksvolle Dokumentation von Zeitgeschichte. Sehr gepflegte Anlage

(Translated by Google) Very well-maintained memorial with beautiful information panels.👍👍👍 (Original) Sehr schön gepflegte Gedenkstätte mit schönen Hinweistafeln.👍👍👍

(Translated by Google) A place for reflection and contemplation. It makes history tangible... (Original) Ein Ort zum nachdenken und inne halten. Er macht Geschichte greifbar...

Derelict air strip. Accessible, lacks human scale, is full of potential, but so far mainly used for ecological development. Curious to see where it will go.

Very cool place to visit near Frankfurt. The abandoned and old airport is a great place for hiking walking or biking.

Not much to do, but nice to walk around! Good wildlife along the river, we saw a heron, many frogs, and even an otter! There's a cafe at the site. Museum was closed when I was there

Great vibes! Perfect for families and kids. Not so great vibes at the cafè nearby…

It's an interesting place. Some of the old airport buildings are around with information boards about the history of the old airport. The old runway is the best place for kids to practice their cycling, roller blading, and skating skills.

Old helicopter airport of the US Army. Now a nature reserve with a shaded Picknick lawn and amazing wetlands - watch my video!

Bring a picknick blanket and bicycles for the kids and it's a wonderful afternoon.

Very nice place to walk, do sports, relax and enjoy nature. Highly recommend.

Convenient route to walk. Not too long. Possible to come here with the bike as well.

Beautiful spot. Unfortunately surrounded by the Autobahn and agricultural land. Need to preserve more of nature. Also why are dogs allowed? Bikes too are free to go through while you walk .. Nature preserve !!

Beautiful park for a quick vacation outside of the city centre of Frankfurt. Good spot for a walk or to stop by on a cycling tour.

This is really a nice place to have a walk relax and enjoy the nature.

It's a peaceful place to explore, but it's not very big, so it's easy to always hear roads and leave the preserve. But it is a pretty place, and a nice little detour from just following the Main river. The nicest path is the long boardwalk!

Nice location with beautiful flower and trees. Good for a walk and wildlife watching. Many cyclists, would be great to have more space on the wooden path to give way as pedestrian.

This is a peculiar fountain monument outside the Hauptwache Station that I encountered during a recent visit to Frankfurt. It is the work of Frnziska Lenz-Gerharz (1985) and depicts various characters from a picture book by Frankfurt born Heinrich Hoffmann (1809-94) called Struwwelpeter. The bronze figures are playful, some with spouts that fill a small ground level basin below the sculpture. It is an interesting sculptural fountain to see while sightseeing or shopping in the area.

Looks ok!

Cool fountain at the Hauptwache

Good lovely place

(Translated by Google) Anyone familiar with Struwwelpeter will be delighted. This lovingly designed fountain features details that will make you smile. A well-chosen location in the heart of the city. Robust and child-friendly, it's easy to touch. A true asset to Frankfurt! (Original) Wer den Struwwelpeter kennt wird seine Freude haben. Liebevoll gestalteter Brunnen mit Details zum Schmunzeln. Gut gewählter Standort mitten in der Stadt. Robust und kindgerecht zum Anfassen. Eine Bereicherung für Frankfurt!

(Translated by Google) A beautiful fountain in the city center, definitely worth a look if you're ever there. It's definitely a rather detailed statue. Unfortunately, it's usually very noisy at the Hauptwache, and there are no benches, only steps. Hence, one star deduction. (Original) Ein schöner Brunnen in der Innenstadt, kann man sich auf jeden Fall mal anschauen wenn man mal da ist. Ist auf jeden Fall eine eher dateilliertere Statue. Leider ist es meist sehr laut an der Hauptwache, und es gubt leider auch keine Sitzbänke, sondern nur Treppen. Daher 1 Stern Abzug.

(Translated by Google) Designed by Franziska Lenz-Gerharz in 1985, the bronze figures depict characters and scenes from the famous children's book by Heinrich Hoffmann. (Original) Von 1985 von Franziska Lenz-Gerharz gestaltet. Bronzefiguren zeigen Gestalten und Szenen des berühmten Kinderbuchs von Heinrich Hoffmann.

Perfect for a nice afternoon Free parking 🅿️ in the suroundings No toilets

A lovely beautiful park to walk and do yoga in summer.

Nice playing area for small kids.

Big park, possibilities for runners and bikers, festivals during summer

Good for a good walk

Ok

Nice

a cozy and well-kept park, lots of birds and squirrels

One of the largest parks in Frankfurt, offering something for everyone. There’s a beautiful pond with islands that serve as a habitat for cormorants, plus plenty of other animals and bird species to spot. The park has a huge open area for barbecues and picnics, two large playgrounds, and sometimes even small football goals set up. A kiosk on-site provides drinks and snacks, and the arboretum-like section with trees from all over the world is especially lovely. Overall, it’s a wonderful place to relax and spend time outdoors. Unfortunately, the city made the questionable decision to build a homeless shelter right at the park’s edge, which can make the area feel unsafe in the evenings.

Nice decent park. Grill zones are at one end, lots of empty field for playing, toilet facilities though could increase in number. Small kids play area is also present All in all a well spent day.

In this park, you could take a quiet walk amid the sounds of nature. Great place to miditate and relax.

Ostpark is a large, historic public park (32 hectares) in Frankfurt’s east (Ostend). Designed in the early 1900s, it features a scenic lake (Ostparkweiher), wide lawns, wooded areas, playgrounds, sports fields, and a Bürgergarten with herbs and bamboo. ✅ Pros: • Peaceful nature with ducks, swans, and old trees • Perfect for jogging, picnics, football, and family outings • Free entry, open 24/7, and accessible via U7 (Eissporthalle station) • Wheelchair-friendly, good paths and bridges • Educational garden (Bürgergarten) and skyline views ⚠️ Cons: • Goose droppings often litter lawns and paths • Grilling crowds on weekends lead to trash and noise • Occasional presence of homeless or intoxicated individuals 📍 Tip: Visit on weekdays or mornings for a quieter, cleaner experience.

Public park with big green areas and a couple of playgrounds. The greenery and lake are shared with many ducks, so be careful with their depositions (mostly around the lake). Great for a walk and for running around with ducks 😅😜. Recommended if you are looking for a peaceful place to read or wander around.

Awesome park for sports, Barbecues and relaxing!

This park nicely splits the neighboring residential areas and provides a huge area to spend quality time. Good for doing a run next to the river, doing other kinds of sports, playing on the playground with the kids or just to take in the fresh air. Shops and buffets nearby. It may get busy and the people with bikes may be a bit annoying, but all in all it's a good place to relax. It's especially special if you live nearby and want to be more in the green.

Crowded. Loud. 3 kids per adult. No gastronomical offer..... It's okay for a splash but it's not a great experience. If you wanna have a good time go to Pinta Beach instead.

Coolest open Schwimmbad in Frankfurt. Really nice for kids and adult. Kids section is quite large and suitable for all age groups. Parking in sunny day is problem, so better travel by public transport.

If you want to swim , it is perfect place to go. The swimming pools are for all ages. The park is gorgeous. There are a lot of biking and walking trails.

Very nice place for kids in the hot summer. All types of pools and the huge surface area for the shallow pools make it ideal for babies and small kids.

Loved playing Chess with my Mom, and walking through the Rose Garden. 3 Stars because the bicycle people almost hit us, too many bicycling people, you have to watch out that they don't drive into you.

Gets very crowded during hot summer days. The water is cold.. Something to be avoided when temperature is under 24 Degrees.