Bergen-Enkheim attractions

On this tour, you'll have the opportunity to go on a panoramic trip on the river Main and get views of Germany's financial capital from the water. As you cruise along, you'll get to see some of the city's main attractions such as the Römer, the Museum Embankment and St. Paul's Church. Additionally, you can take some time to relax on the spacious deck as you sail past a picturesque skyline.

Enjoy panoramic views of Frankfurt as you sail along the Main River and take in the city’s lively atmosphere. You’ll pass key landmarks including Frankfurt Cathedral, the striking skyline of the financial district — often called “Little Manhattan” — and Europaturm, the city’s tallest building. The route gives a balanced perspective of historic architecture and modern towers as the riverside unfolds. Along the way, onboard audio commentary will provide context and interesting information about the sights you’re passing. You’ll learn about the significance of each landmark and how the area has developed, helping you connect what you see on the water with the story of Frankfurt. The experience is relaxed and panoramic, letting you enjoy the scenery while hearing concise facts about the city’s highlights.

Enjoy a 2-day Frankfurt Card while visiting Frankfurt on the river Main. The card will let you make the most of the city's well-developed public transport network and will grant reduced-price admission to numerous cultural attractions. Alongside lower entry fees, it will also provide discounts on other services across the Main metropolis during two consecutive days. For further information, you may visit the Tourist Information Office Römer at Römerberg 27, 60311 Frankfurt/Main.

On this guided walking tour, you’ll have the opportunity to learn about the history of Frankfurt. You’ll get to see some of the most iconic landmarks of the city, including Frankfurt Cathedral, 15th-century wall paintings at Karmeliterkloster, Old Opera House, Eschenheimer Turm Guard Tower, Goethe House, Frankfurt Stock Exchange and much more. You’ll get to learn about the Römer, Justicia and the Book Burning Memorial at Römerberg. You can go up on the Iron Footbridge, which offers great views of the city and the Main River. You’ll visit Kleinmarkthalle – an indoor market where you can shop for chocolates, cheeses, meats, pastries and more. You’ll also get to explore the archaeology site where Frankfurt first began and the City Planning Department of Frankfurt, which houses a model of present-day Frankfurt.

On this evening river cruise, you’ll sail from Mainz via Wiesbaden to view picturesque wine-growing villages while sipping on drinks and listening to music. As dusk falls over the city, you’ll see buildings on the banks of the Rhine bathed in a special light. On board the MS Godesburg, you’ll pass Wiesbaden with its Baroque-style Biebrich Palace before experiencing the Rhine landscape in the Rheingau with its vineyards. You can take a seat on the open deck while a DJ plays lounge music.

During this experience, you'll be transported to 19th-century Frankfurt with the use of virtual reality. You'll spend 45 minutes immersed in a historical version of the city, complete with detailed backdrops including shopfronts from 1830, Wilhelminian-style buildings and a Biedermeier study room. You can also pay a virtual visit to the Electrotechnical Exhibition of 1891 and take a carriage ride with German naval officer, Theodor Riedel.

This hop-on, hop-off bus tour will let you explore Frankfurt at your own pace, as you get off to see more of the sights that interest you most. The complete route takes two hours, but your ticket will be valid for 24 hours, so you can plan your perfect itinerary. The tour will pass sights like the Main Tower, the 15th-century Eschenheimer Turm gate, the historic Hauptwache Square and the beautiful banks of the Main River. Along the way, you’ll be able to listen to an audio guide to learn more about the landmarks.

This day tour takes you to the historic city of Heidelberg on the Neckar. You will be shown the famous Heidelberg Castle, a structure with a long history whose ruins and architectural details create an impressive sight. The castle and its courtyard reflect several centuries of building, and from the castle’s large terrace you will get a fine view over the city. On site you will also see one of the largest wine barrels in the world. After the castle visit you will have private time to walk through Heidelberg’s medieval centre. Along the way you may explore streets lined with historic buildings and visit notable landmarks such as the Renaissance Haus zum Ritter and the Heiliggeistkirche. This time will let you take in the atmosphere of the old city at your own pace.

On this self-guided walking tour of Frankfurt, you’ll use your phone to follow audio and text commentary in seven languages—no app required. The route begins at the elegant Opernplatz and guides you past key city streets and squares, with clear directions and background information you can listen to or read as you go. As you move through the city, you’ll pass Goethestrasse, Bethmannstraße and Bertha-Pappenheim-Platz, then head toward the modern Westhafenplatz. Along the way, the tour points out cultural highlights on Schaumainkai and gives you a chance to enjoy views from the Eiserner Steg. The experience finishes at the historic Roemerberg and Domplatz, two of Frankfurt’s most significant sites. The route includes 10 stops and a series of riddles to solve, adding a playful, investigative element suited to curious travellers and families. Along the route you’ll find opportunities to take photos and learn about the places you pass, with both audio and text available in multiple languages for convenience.

Mainz will glow as you take a guided evening walk that brings the city's illuminated streets and historic squares to life. The route follows the picturesque banks of the Rhine and continues through the old town. Along the way you'll see buildings and squares lit up and hear stories about the city's past. The guide will explain the history and architecture of the region and point out details that are especially striking by night. The tour is available in German and English, so you may choose the language that suits you. As you move through the old town and along the Rhine, you will enjoy the evening atmosphere and listen to the narratives that surround this city. This is a straightforward way to experience Mainz at night and to learn more about its culture, historic squares and illuminated sights.

Enjoy a 1-day Frankfurt Card while exploring Frankfurt on the Main. The card will give you access to the city’s well-developed public transport network and will entitle you to reduced-price admission at numerous cultural attractions. Along the way you may also benefit from discounts on a range of services across the Main metropolis, making it easier to move between sights and museums as you explore the riverside city. The ticket is delivered by email and is printable on A4 paper. For further information, you can visit the Tourist Information Office Römer at Römerberg 27, 60311 Frankfurt/Main.

In Hanau, where the Brothers Grimm grew up, an app-led scavenger hunt will lead you on a self-guided walk through the city. Using phone-based riddles, you’ll be guided from one landmark to the next without a live guide or a fixed start time. The experience is available in German and is suitable for groups of any size. As you move through Hanau you’ll visit the Alte Johanneskirche, the birthplace of the Brothers Grimm, and pass through the Schlossgarten, where buildings and landscape hint at stories and history. The route is designed for walking, so you can set your own pace and pause whenever you like. Along the way you’ll solve clues that link places and local details, making the city’s literary connections part of the discovery. This activity is well suited to families and literature lovers who prefer independent exploration. You’ll get to explore Hanau’s central sights through playful riddles and take time to enjoy the atmosphere as you go.

Frankfurt nightlife can be hard to navigate, and this guided pub crawl helps simplify the night. You’ll meet an international group and start with welcome shots. As you move through the evening, you’ll visit four different venues, with one free shot at each stop. Venues vary depending on the night, so the mix of bars and atmosphere may change and each tour can feel fresh. Along the way your guide manages the route, timing and group flow, so you can relax and focus on meeting people and enjoying the evening. It’s suited to solo travellers and friend groups who want to connect quickly and experience several different vibes in one night. The tour finishes with club entry included, giving you the option to carry on socialising until late.

Perfectly situated in the heart of Frankfurt, the Axperience offers an accessible ax‑throwing session that suits first-timers and groups. It sounds harder than it is — anyone can throw an axe — and the activity is set in a central location so you can easily carry on afterwards. You’ll be able to follow it up with your favourite bars or restaurants next door without even moving your car. With the help of instructors, you’ll be guided through the activity until you succeed. The venue promises you’ll get the hang of it, making the experience friendly and confidence‑building for beginners. Along the way you’ll enjoy the social atmosphere and the straightforward fun of aiming and throwing, then head straight into nearby dining and drinking options when you’re done.

On this guided walking tour, you will be taken to explore the historical and cultural landmarks of Frankfurt. As you explore the city on foot, you'll journey across the city's new Old Town, where you'll see squares, townhouses and winding alleys. During the tour, you'll be able to see famous buildings, including the Römer, the Frankfurt Cathedral, St. Paul's Church and the Museum Embankment. It's here, where you'll be able to appreciate views of the city and learn more about the history of the region.