Frankfurt Apartment Hotels

The Museum of Modern Art is not only famous for its extensive art collection, which includes artists like Roy Lichtenstein, Joseph Beuys, Andy Warhol and Gerhardt Richter, but also for its bold architecture. Designed by the Viennese architect Hans Hollering, the museum has a triangular shape and is called "the slice of cake" by locals.

The Kinder Museum Frankfurt turns big topics into playful, hands-on experiences for children. Adults can join in too, making it an easy, light-hearted stop for curious families.

Skyline Plaza combines shopping, dining and a rooftop garden with city views. It is a convenient stop to pick up essentials and enjoy a relaxed look over Frankfurt's skyline.

Goethe Haus lets you step into the writer's family home, with creaking floors, study rooms and period furniture. It gently brings Germany's famous poet a little closer.

There is no better way to see Frankfurt than from the 650-feet high platform of the "Main Tower", the city's only high-rise open to the public, you can also grab a snack high up in the restaurant.

Frankfurt Zoo brings animals from many habitats into a compact, leafy setting close to the centre. Wander the paths, linger by enclosures and enjoy a gentle city break.

At Senckenberg Natural History Museum, dinosaur skeletons, fossils and detailed displays spark curiosity. It is a relaxed, family-friendly way to learn more about our planet's story.

Palmengarten offers glasshouses, lakes and themed gardens that feel far from the busy streets. It is an easy green escape where you can slow down between city plans.

Paulskirche in Frankfurt is a calm, symbolic place where German democracy took shape. Step inside the round hall, read the exhibits and enjoy a quiet pause in the city.

Since the end of the 19th century the Zeil is counted as one of the most popular and top-selling shopping streets in Germany.