Trip to Frankfurt, Germany

Day 1: Arrival and City Exploration

Begin your trip by exploring the city of Frankfurt on your own. Get familiar with the city’s rich blend of ancient traditions and contemporary culture while going for a leisurely walk around the town centre. Start at the Hauptwache, and make your way past the impressive Römerberg square to the Alte Oper, a prominent music hall where several types of cultural performances take place, realizing what a wonderful city Frankfurt is. In the evening, grab some traditional German dishes for dinner at a cozy restaurant in Sachsenhausen.

Day 2: The Legend of Frankfurt

On your second day, you should take the opportunity to learn about Frankfurt’s history and culture in-depth. Visit the houses of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, where the great writer and other renowned writers and artists lived and worked. Take a tour of the Städel Museum, one of Europe’s most famous museum district, which is recognized for its impressive collection of there art of the 14th to the 21st centuries consisting of paintings, sculptures, and more. Wrap up your day by exploring the towering skyscrapers of Frankfurt, which have earned this metropolis the nickname of “Mainhattan.”

Day 3: Shopping and Culture Immersion

Spend your third day shopping and delving deeper into Frankfurt’s cultural heritage. Your first stop should be the Zeil, one of Frankfurt’s most well-known shopping streets, which is home to a variety of shops catering to all sorts of styles and tastes. Later, head over to Opernplatz square and marvel over the stately architecture of the Frankfurt Opera House building. You can conclude in the evening by watching a performance of the Frankfurt Ballet or the Frankfurt Opera.

Day 4: Off to the Rhine Valley

On your fourth day, take a short trip to the stunning Rhine Valley region near Frankfurt. Enjoy the picturesque view of the Rhine River as you encounter charming medieval towns and vineyards. Explore one of the picturesque towns of Rüdesheim am Rhein, which is full of castles and historic buildings. Take a tour by cable car to the Niederwalddenkmal, one of the most popular landmarks of the Rhine Valley and admire the stunning views of the surroundings.

Day 5: City Life & Nightlife

Day 5 would be a great time to head back to Frankfurt City and spend a few hours enjoying its nightlife’s liveliness. Start with sampling some Frankfurt’s delicious beverages and delicacies in trendy bars like Kinly Beef & Lobster, or Batida Bar. Continue the evening with exploring Frankfurt’s pulsating nightlife with clubs like Mantis Roofgarden, a rooftop bar situated at the heart of the city - this spot is an ideal spot to unwind and appreciate a few drinks with your friends.

Day 6: Day Trip to Heidelberg

On Day 6, take a day trip to the historic city of Heidelberg, one of Germany’s most charming destinations. With its picturesque views and romantic ambience, Heidelberg is a must-see in Germany. Visit the historical Heidelberg Castle, with its impressive architecture and rich history. Discover the streets of the old town that are brimming with the gorgeous caramel-colored half-timbered buildings and charming townhouses.

Day 7: Say Goodbye to Frankfurt

On your final day in Frankfurt, take your time and relax before your flight or travel. You can take one more trip to the bustling city centre to do some last-minute shopping or stroll in the streets before departing. Wrap up your trip with one last German meal and some fresh beer before heading back to the airport.