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Frankfurt city breaks welcome you to one of the most multicultural cities in Germany. By day, the futuristic skyline, nicknamed 'Mainhattan', represents a bustling business centre at the hub of Europe's financial affairs, but by night, the towering cityscape sparkles romantically. Take a city tour on the 'Ebbelwei Express' tram and visit the internationally renowned museum exhibitions.
Our Frankfurt and Wiesbaden City Breaks are idyllically situated between the Taunus Mountains and offer spectacular scenic views of the surrounding countryside. Home of apple wine, Frankfurter sausages and Europe's busiest airport, Frankfurt boasts cultural highlights at every turn.
Frankfurt harmoniously combines tradition and modernity, retaining much of its original charm in the Old Town which lies north of the river. Frankfurt is the home to a wide collection of various museums and exhibitions second only to Berlin. It is popular with the party crowd, especially those who love dance and trance music as it can be heard from many street corners.
If you want to soak up some of the traditional German culture, take a short trip over to Wiesbaden. Famous for its extravagant celebrations such as the Wiesbaden Christmas Market, the city is only a short distance from Frankfurt.
As the business capital of Germany, Frankfurt attracts many foreign visitors and German nationals to enjoy a Frankfurt city break, who in turn create a cosmopolitan environment that is a match for any other European destination. The district on the Main River can be seen from miles around with its mass of skyscrapers and poignant steeples. This location is popular with the younger audiences looking to enjoy the bars and clubs on offer and is a change from the cafes and shops in the Old town.
Flight time from London: 1 hour 35 min
Frankfurt Airport: 12km from the city centre; transfer time about 12 min
Nearest railway station: Frankfurt Central Station
Due to its towering skyline, Frankfurt has been given the nickname ‘Mainhattan’. This plays on the fact that it resembles New York’s Manhattan and is on the River Main.
