[2025 Frankfurt Attraction] Travel Guide for Main Tower (Updated May)

Attraction: Main Tower Address: Neue Mainzer Str. 52–58, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Direction: Take underground and get off at Taunusanlage station Opening Hours: 10am to 9pm tickets: €9 for adults The Main Tower is one of the landmark of Frankfurt, it is a 56 floor building, over 200m tall! The observatory Area has one of the best view, you can see the whole Frankfurt from here. It is better to come slight before sunset (around 6:30pm) and stay till the night view! You can see day view. sun set and night view☀️🌅🌃 Tip: it gets windy and cold at night, remember to bring a jacket with you 🧥 #timetotravel

#High-altitude viewing #Overseas travel In Frankfurt, Germany, you can climb up to the observation deck of the skyscraper "Main Tower" to enjoy the view of the entire city and the Main River. It is a popular tourist destination. The view here is very open. In front of you is Frankfurt's bustling financial and commercial district and high-rise buildings, and you can also see the quaint Roman Forum in the distance. 💗Please note that the opening hours in summer and winter are different. In addition, the wind is quite strong. There is a glass room on the observation deck. If it is a windy day or the weather is bad, you can also see the scenery through the glass. 📍Main Tower Neue Mainzer Str. 52-58, 60311 Frankfurt am Main #Star Writers Go Go Go #Germany

Mainin is Europe's first all-glass-decorated high-rise building. In fact, she is composed of two tall buildings embedded in each other, 170 meters high and 200 meters high. The exterior of the building is all made of non-reflective glass. The building is protected by cultural relics, so it retains its front. So the Main Tower is also a combination of history and modernity. Whether you are a tourist or a local, you really like to come here because she is the only high-rise building in Frankfurt that has a public sightseeing platform and restaurant. Standing on the observation deck, you can enjoy the panoramic view of the city.

The Main Tower in Frankfurt, Germany, is a round glass building. It is very beautiful. It is beautiful to stand on top of the night view of Frankfurt. Fortunately, I just got on the roof, and finally the sun shines in front of me. The light shines over the sky above Frankfurt, very beautiful, and when the sun slowly dissipates, the night of Frankfurt comes out and the lights are smashing.

⛪ Historical Heart: Must-see details of the Roman Forum (Römerberg): triple-gabled buildings, the Statue of Justice, and half-timbered houses Hidden camera: Panoramic view of the square from the tower of Nicholas Church (reservation required to climb to the top) 🌆 Cities Skylines: Special experience at the Main Tower: Climb to the top one hour before sunset and witness the glass curtain wall of the financial district turn golden Night view suggestion: extended opening to 23:00 every Thursday to Saturday (please check the official website for the latest time) 📚 Cultural Tour: Goethe-Haus in-depth tour: Compare the Goethe-Haus and the Modernist Literature Museum next door Interactive Easter Egg: Experience the 18th century printing workshop in the basement (group reservation required)

#AustraliaFlightEvent 🇩🇪 Frankfurt An emotional journey where history and modernity coexist✨ 🎭 Frankfurt Museum Festival A large-scale festival held every August!🎨 Free admission to over 25 museums, street performances, and even fireworks✨ 🍺 Germany, the country of beer! In Frankfurt, let's try **"Äppelwein"**, a traditional German drink made from apples🍏 Recommended place: Apfelwein Wagner 🍻 🏰 Exploring historical and historic sites •Römerberg: A beautiful square with a medieval European feel •Goethe-Haus: The birthplace of German author Goethe, a must-see for literature fans! 📌 Tips for traveling in Europe! ✅ Check in advance whether your card can be used before exchanging money! ✅ Book train & public transport passes in advance for a cheaper price! ✅ Advance reservations are required for museums, cathedrals, etc. Conquer Frankfurt, Germany's historic city in perfection✨ Let your European trip be even more perfect! 🚀

#favouriteitinerary For a day trip in Frankfurt, here’s an itinerary that covers the city’s highlights: Morning: • Römerberg Square: Start your day by strolling through the historic heart of Frankfurt, known for its medieval-style buildings and the Römer Town Hall. • Frankfurt Cathedral (Kaiserdom): Visit this stunning Gothic church, which offers great views of the city from its tower. Midday: • Städel Museum: Explore this world-class art museum featuring works from masters like Rembrandt and Van Gogh. • Lunch at Kleinmarkthalle: Enjoy a variety of local delicacies at this vibrant indoor market. Afternoon: • Palmengarten: Take a leisurely walk through the botanical gardens to relax and enjoy nature. • Main Tower: Head up to the observation deck for panoramic views of Frankfurt’s skyline. Evening: • Riverside Walk along the Main River: End your day with a peaceful stroll along the river, perhaps stopping at a café for a drink. #favouriteitinerary #tripmoments #europetrip

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Frankfurt Observation Deck - the best way to enjoy the view of this financial capital 🌁, it's really photogenic 📸🤩 My dears, you must not miss the observation deck when you come to Frankfurt! This is the best place to overlook this financial capital, let's explore this amazing view together! This guide is the most detailed and original one I have come across after three visits, and will help you fully experience the charm of this place. First of all, Frankfurt's main observation decks are located in the European Central Bank and the Main Tower, where you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the city. Looking from a high place, the skyscrapers and the beautiful Main River interweave into a spectacular picture. Whether it is day or night, this is a great place to take pictures🏙️. At dusk, the setting sun dyes the city golden. Such a scenery is fascinating, and the photos taken are absolutely beautiful🌅. Not only that, if you walk along the fence of the observation deck, you will find that you can capture different beautiful scenery from every angle, from the bustling financial district to the historic old town, all of which are amazing📸. In addition, there are many cafes and restaurants around the observation deck, allowing you to enjoy a cup of fragrant coffee or a delicious meal while admiring the beautiful scenery. This combination will further enhance your travel experience. In short, the Frankfurt Observation Deck is an attraction you cannot miss in this city. Whether you are taking photos or enjoying the scenery, you will be reluctant to leave. Come here and capture the beautiful moments of this financial capital! 🌟🌍 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Frankfurt Observation Deck 🕰️Business hours: 10am to 7pm 📍Address: Main Tower, Frankfurt 💰Average consumption: 100 yuan #Germany #NewYearDestinations2025 #GermanyTravel #FrankfurtMainTower #MainTower

#summerdestinations I recently took a city break in Frankfurt, and it was such a pleasant surprise! Known as a financial hub, Frankfurt has so much more to offer than just skyscrapers. I spent my days wandering the charming old town, especially around Römerberg, with its half-timbered houses and historic Römer building. The vibe was lively, and there were plenty of cozy cafes and shops to explore. No entrance fee here, just a lot of character and charm. The Main Tower was another highlight – for 10 EUR, you get panoramic views of the entire city. It’s the perfect spot to take in Frankfurt's unique skyline, a blend of modern high-rises and traditional buildings. Don’t miss a stroll along the Main River or a visit to the Städel Museum, which showcases stunning art collections. Frankfurt effortlessly mixes history with modernity, making it an ideal destination for a quick getaway. 🏙️☕ #trip #FrankfurtCityBreak #OldTownCharm #SkylineViews #MainRiverStroll #CulturalEscape

Old Opera House Frankfurt 🎶 The Old Opera House in Frankfurt, built in the late 19th century, is a magnificent building that stands as a testament to classical architecture and cultural heritage. Though it was almost entirely destroyed during World War II, it was meticulously restored in the 1970s. Today, it serves as a premier venue for classical concerts and various cultural events, attracting world-renowned musicians and orchestras and delighting music lovers from around the globe. Römerberg Square 🏛️ Römerberg Square is the historic center of Frankfurt and one of its most iconic attractions. This square was the heart of Frankfurt during the Middle Ages and still retains many of its old buildings. The "Römer," located at the center, is the city's town hall dating back to the 15th century. The square is also surrounded by well-preserved half-timbered houses, transporting visitors back to medieval Germany. Frankfurt Cathedral (Kaiserdom St. Bartholomäus) ⛪ The Frankfurt Cathedral, or Kaiserdom St. Bartholomäus, is a striking Gothic building constructed in the 13th century. It was historically significant as the site of the coronation of Holy Roman Emperors. The cathedral houses many precious works of art and historical relics, and its bell tower offers a panoramic view of Frankfurt, making it both a religious center and a symbol of the city's rich history and culture. Main Tower 🌃 The Main Tower, one of Frankfurt's landmarks, stands 200 meters tall and offers the best vantage point to overlook the entire city. Visitors can reach the observation deck, situated 200 meters in the air, in just a few seconds via a high-speed elevator. The deck provides a stunning 360-degree view of Frankfurt, which is particularly breathtaking at night when the city lights up in a beautiful display. #Frankfurt #TravelGuide #Germany #OldOperaHouse #RömerbergSquare #FrankfurtCathedral #MainTower #CulturalHeritage #CityViews

Pretty good hotel for the price. Bed is comfortable enough and it was located near where we were heading to. If you’re planning on visiting the city area then this wouldn’t be ideal.

A rooftop view is always something to look out over and enjoy. Frankfurt was no different for me, offering views and fun things to do in my time there. Main Tower is in the midst of Frankfurt city centre (and currently next to a huge building site). To visit this rooftop and observation deck, you’ll need to walk into reception and buy a ticket. For access to the 56th floor, it’s €9 and there’s no time limit. Oddly, the lift goes to floor 54 and then you can walk up the steps from there or there is a second lift to help you finish that trip up. There’s a mid level barrier around the observation deck, so be wary when on the edges. #passionpassport #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #summervacation