Frankfurt on Foot Original Tour

Discover Frankfurt's history, culture, and hidden gems on our popular 3-hour Frankfurt walking tour.

Running 365 days a year, this relaxed and informative tour takes you beyond the guidebooks to explore both the city's famous landmarks and the places most visitors never find.

Meeting Point: Braubachstraße 41
Directly opposite the Tourist Information Centre

Start Time: 10:00 AM sharp

Why Join Our Tour?

See Frankfurt's must-see sights and hidden gems
Learn about the city's fascinating past and modern transformation
Explore areas that tour buses cannot reach
Enjoy a small-carbon-footprint way to discover the city
Led by experienced and passionate local guides
Trusted by thousands of visitors and highly rated with hundreds of 5-star reviews

Whether you're visiting Frankfurt for the first time or looking to discover more, this tour is the perfect introduction to the city.

Tour Language

All tours are conducted in English.

Prices

Adults: €30

Students, Seniors & Military: €27

Children (12 and under): Free

Rick Steves Germany guidebook readers: €1 discount
(One discount per person)

Groups

Travelling with a larger group?

Please contact us 24-48 hours in advance to arrange an additional guide and receive information about group rates and private tour options.

Rain or Shine

Our tours run every day of the year, including public holidays and in all weather conditions.

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What You'll See on the Tour

Our Frankfurt walking tour combines the city's most important landmarks, hidden corners, and fascinating stories.

Tour Highlights

Römer & Römerberg – Frankfurt's historic city hall and beautiful old town square.
New Old Town (Neue Altstadt) – Discover how Frankfurt rebuilt its historic heart.
Book Burning Memorial – A powerful reminder of the 1933 Nazi book burning.
St. Nicholas Church – A Gothic church that has stood in the heart of Frankfurt for centuries.
House Wertheim – The only original half-timbered house in Frankfurt's city centre to survive World War II.
Eiserner Steg – Frankfurt's famous pedestrian bridge with stunning skyline views.
Frankfurt Cathedral (Kaiserdom) – The historic church where Holy Roman Emperors were crowned.
Karmelite Monastery – Home to remarkable 16th-century wall paintings.
Stolpersteine (Stumbling Stones) – Small memorial stones commemorating victims of the Nazi regime.
Jewish Holocaust Memorial Wall – Honouring Frankfurt's Jewish citizens who perished during the Holocaust.
Medieval Jewish Cemetery – One of Germany's oldest Jewish burial sites (viewed from outside).
Jewish Ghetto Wall – A rare surviving reminder of medieval Frankfurt.
Kleinmarkthalle – Frankfurt's vibrant indoor market filled with local and international delicacies. (Closed on Sundays and public holidays.)

More Than Just History

We believe the best tours combine history with local insight. Along the way, you're welcome to ask questions about Frankfurt, Germany, local culture, museums, restaurants, shopping, and life in the city today.

Our knowledgeable local guides bring Frankfurt's history to life with engaging stories, surprising facts, and helpful recommendations to make the most of your visit.

Meeting Point

Braubachstraße 41

In front of the Binding Schirn Café, opposite the Tourist Information Centre, near the Römer.

Getting Here

Tram: Lines 11 or 12 to Römer / Paulskirche

U-Bahn: U4 or U5 to Dom/Römer

S-Bahn: Exit at Hauptwache and walk down Neue Kräme to Braubachstraße.

Tour Start Time

10:00 AM sharp

Please arrive a few minutes early to check in and meet your guide.

To call or WhatsApp: Outside of Germany – (+49) 15568 520635

Inside Germany with a German phone – 015568 520635

Email: info@frankfurtonfoot.com

Wear comfortable walking shoes!