Get to know the neighborhoods of Frankfurt this Sunday, when they offer shopping from 13:00-19:00. This is the 3rd time the city has offered this shopping event and it has proved to be a resounding success.
The neighborhoods that are participating are:
Bergen-Enkheim, Bornheim, Dornbusch, Eckenheim, Fechenheim, Gallus, Ginnheim, Niederrad, Nordend, Oberrad, Rödelheim, Sachsenhausen, Schwanheim und Sindlingen.
It isn't just shopping either. Local museums and galleries open their doors, food stands will be set up, activities for the kids and live music will all make for an enjoyable day. My tip is that the Schweizer Strasse and the Berger Strasse will be the most popular. If you haven't been to Bergen-Enkheim, Fechenheim, Nordend or any of the other neighborhoods, this is a perfect opportunity to learn about them and see what they have to offer.
Not sure how to get to these neighborhoods? Never fear, the city is offering a free shuttle to take you there. It runs every 30 minutes with 2 different lines, the Northern section and the Southern section of the city.
For more information you can check the website. Though in German, you will get the routes and schedule for the shuttle bus.
Shuttle Bus Route and Schedule for Sunday, 12 Sept.
22.7.10
Frankfurt on Foot Private WalkingTours
Whether you have a long layover in Frankfurt or would just like to have a special, private tour that is tailor made for you or your groups' interests, then you have come to the right place. It can be wonderful to have a friendly contact in a strange city, so allow us to be that contact for you – especially if you are travelling to Germany or Europe for the first time. We can meet you at your hotel or we can pick you up from the airport or the main train station. Starting your walking tour from there means you don’t have to worry about trying to find your way around the city or how to use the train system. Our goals are to make your trip to Frankfurt easy for you as well as interesting. Landing in a foreign country can be difficult when you don't speak the language, so let us make your experience the best it can be.
Rates start at 100 euro for the entire day plus any entry fee expenses or transport costs. This is an “ENTIRE DAY PRICE” for you or your group of 1-6 people, – not per person, and not per hour! Most private tour guides will charge you a minimum of 45-65 euro per hour. Prices are structured individually, but we like to work with smaller groups, so this price is for one to six persons. If you have a group of more than 6, we will work with you on pricing. If you only have a very short amount of time, we can offer you a reduced price.
We will take you to the things that you want to see, spend as much time there as you would like, we will research any special themes for you, and there is never any time pressure. When you let us know what your interests are, we will work with you to plan a memorable tour. Because it is "YOUR" tour, we can always be flexible and change the day to suit you at a moments notice. This is the best way to go sightseeing in Frankfurt! Having your very own personal tour guide will enhance your vacation experience in Germany.
You can contact us by leaving a comment here (in English please) with your email address (this will of course not be made public) and we will contact you the very same day.
21.7.10
Frankfurt on Foot Walking Tours
Frankfurt on Foot is a 3-4 hour easy walking tour that takes place 365 days a year. We visit many of the highlights of the city while we tell you all about the cities' fascinating history. This is the best way to see and learn about Frankfurt. We take you to places that the tour buses can't, and we have searched high and low for the most interesting tidbits of history that you simply cannot get from an audio guide or a guidebook.
Discover the Best of Frankfurt with us:
- The Roemer and the Roemerplatz. City Hall since 1405 and the town square.
- Book Burning Memorial, site of the nazi book burning
- Alt Nikolai church, built in 1290, a beautiful example of Gothic simplicity
- House Wertheim, the inner city's only original half-timbered house left at the end of World War II, we tell you how it was saved and more importantly why.
- Eisener Steg, a pedestrian bridge over the Main river, it offers a great view of the skyline and all the museums lining the riverbanks.
- St. Leonhards Church, built in 1219, well known for its "Hanging Vault." (not on Sundays or Mondays)
- St. Bartholomew, better known as the Kaiserdom as many of the Holy Roman Emperors were elected here beginning in 1152 and the Coronations taking place here beginning in 1562.
- Archaeological ruins - we walk though the Roman baths ruins dating back to 70 A.D. and some of the palace walls from 680 and from 850
- Jörge Ratgeb Wall Paintings in the Karmeliter Cloister, the largest wall paintings north of the Alps, painted 1513-1519
- Stumble Stones, or in German, Stolper Steine. We tell you about this unique way of remembering many of the victims that lost their lives due to the nazi regime.
- Jewish Holocaust Memorial Wall, we visit this unique Memorial that the city of Frankfurt has chosen to honor the memory of the over 12,000 Jewish citizens who were sacrificed during World War II. Anne, Margot, and Edith Frank are included on this wall of remembrance.
- Medieval Jewish Cemetery, one of the oldest and largest Jewish cemeteries in Germany dating from 1272
- Jewish Ghetto Wall, this wall was erected in 1180 as part of the city defenses, later it became one of the walls that surrounded the Jewish ghetto built in 1462
- Klein Markt Halle, one of the favorites on the tour, this is a wonderful produce hall, filled with fruits, vegetables, cheeses, breads, meats and fish, and delicacies from around the world. (not part of the tour on Sundays and holidays)
- Hauptwache, built in 1729, this was once the main police station for the city.
- Bull and Bear, standing in front of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange
- Thurn and Taxis Palace, newly reconstructed, and a lovely example of architecture from the 1700's.
- Eschenheimer Turm, once part of the city wall of 1425, this guard tower survived the war intact.
- Alte Oper, one of the classic opera houses in Europe and after the war, known as the most beautiful ruin in Germany
- Goethe House, we view the house where Goethe was born, along with telling you just why he is Frankfurt's favorite son.
- Paulskirche, the location of the first parliament of Germany in 1848.
Because we use native English speakers, you never have to worry about whether or not you will understand the guides. We try to be as accurate as possible with our information and we also try to make it entertaining. We do not want you to get bored!
Along the way, we answer any questions you might have about Frankfurt and Germany. We can give advice on where to eat, where to shop, what museums to visit, and other activities and events and how to find them.
Every day is tour day, as we walk 365 days a year starting at 10:30, no matter what the weather, all Holidays included!
Meeting point is on Braubachstrasse, across from Starbucks, by the Roemer and the Tourist Info office. Tram #11 or #12, stop is Roemer / Paulskirche, or U-4 or U-5 stop Dom/Roemer (come upstairs to Braubachstrasse). Using the S-bahn, get off at the Hauptwache stop, and walk straight down Neue Kraeme to Braubachstrasse. Address to use for GPS or Google maps - Braubachstrasse 36, 60311 Frankfurt am Main.
To call: Outside of Germany - (+49) 1520 846 4200
Inside Germany with a German phone - 01520-846 4200
We want our walking tours to be affordable for everyone, so adults pay only 12€. If you are a student, a senior or a member of the military, you receive a discount price of 10€. Guests at the 5 Elements Hostel and the Jugend Herberge receive discounted tickets for 9€, when you present your keycard to our tour guides.
Make your visit to Frankfurt memorable by walking with Frankfurt on Foot.
Discover the Best of Frankfurt with us:
- The Roemer and the Roemerplatz. City Hall since 1405 and the town square.
- Book Burning Memorial, site of the nazi book burning
- Alt Nikolai church, built in 1290, a beautiful example of Gothic simplicity
- House Wertheim, the inner city's only original half-timbered house left at the end of World War II, we tell you how it was saved and more importantly why.
- Eisener Steg, a pedestrian bridge over the Main river, it offers a great view of the skyline and all the museums lining the riverbanks.
- St. Leonhards Church, built in 1219, well known for its "Hanging Vault." (not on Sundays or Mondays)
- St. Bartholomew, better known as the Kaiserdom as many of the Holy Roman Emperors were elected here beginning in 1152 and the Coronations taking place here beginning in 1562.
- Archaeological ruins - we walk though the Roman baths ruins dating back to 70 A.D. and some of the palace walls from 680 and from 850
- Jörge Ratgeb Wall Paintings in the Karmeliter Cloister, the largest wall paintings north of the Alps, painted 1513-1519
- Stumble Stones, or in German, Stolper Steine. We tell you about this unique way of remembering many of the victims that lost their lives due to the nazi regime.
- Jewish Holocaust Memorial Wall, we visit this unique Memorial that the city of Frankfurt has chosen to honor the memory of the over 12,000 Jewish citizens who were sacrificed during World War II. Anne, Margot, and Edith Frank are included on this wall of remembrance.
- Medieval Jewish Cemetery, one of the oldest and largest Jewish cemeteries in Germany dating from 1272
- Jewish Ghetto Wall, this wall was erected in 1180 as part of the city defenses, later it became one of the walls that surrounded the Jewish ghetto built in 1462
- Klein Markt Halle, one of the favorites on the tour, this is a wonderful produce hall, filled with fruits, vegetables, cheeses, breads, meats and fish, and delicacies from around the world. (not part of the tour on Sundays and holidays)
- Hauptwache, built in 1729, this was once the main police station for the city.
- Bull and Bear, standing in front of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange
- Thurn and Taxis Palace, newly reconstructed, and a lovely example of architecture from the 1700's.
- Eschenheimer Turm, once part of the city wall of 1425, this guard tower survived the war intact.
- Alte Oper, one of the classic opera houses in Europe and after the war, known as the most beautiful ruin in Germany
- Goethe House, we view the house where Goethe was born, along with telling you just why he is Frankfurt's favorite son.
- Paulskirche, the location of the first parliament of Germany in 1848.
Because we use native English speakers, you never have to worry about whether or not you will understand the guides. We try to be as accurate as possible with our information and we also try to make it entertaining. We do not want you to get bored!
Along the way, we answer any questions you might have about Frankfurt and Germany. We can give advice on where to eat, where to shop, what museums to visit, and other activities and events and how to find them.
Every day is tour day, as we walk 365 days a year starting at 10:30, no matter what the weather, all Holidays included!
Meeting point is on Braubachstrasse, across from Starbucks, by the Roemer and the Tourist Info office. Tram #11 or #12, stop is Roemer / Paulskirche, or U-4 or U-5 stop Dom/Roemer (come upstairs to Braubachstrasse). Using the S-bahn, get off at the Hauptwache stop, and walk straight down Neue Kraeme to Braubachstrasse. Address to use for GPS or Google maps - Braubachstrasse 36, 60311 Frankfurt am Main.
To call: Outside of Germany - (+49) 1520 846 4200
Inside Germany with a German phone - 01520-846 4200
We want our walking tours to be affordable for everyone, so adults pay only 12€. If you are a student, a senior or a member of the military, you receive a discount price of 10€. Guests at the 5 Elements Hostel and the Jugend Herberge receive discounted tickets for 9€, when you present your keycard to our tour guides.
Make your visit to Frankfurt memorable by walking with Frankfurt on Foot.
20.7.10
Layover Tours From Frankfurt Airport
If you have a long layover scheduled at the Frankfurt Airport, arranging a walking tour of the city with Frankfurt on Foot, is a perfect way to spend these hours. You do not have to waste precious time figuring out where the train station is, how to buy your ticket, how to get into the city and back to the airport again, or where to go and what to see. We can help you make the most efficient use of your short visit in Frankfurt.
How does it work? We come out to the Frankfurt Airport, meet you at one of the Meeting Points in whichever terminal you arrive in, ride into town on the S-bahn, and tour the city for as long as you wish, seeing and doing the things that you want to do. We personalize each tour to match your individual interests and time frame. We then make sure that you are back at the airport in time for your next flight. Whether you are arriving at 06:00 or 16:00, or even later, we can plan a layover tour for you. We use only native English speakers as guides, so there is never a problem with language.
You can contact us by leaving a comment here (in English please) with your email address (this will be kept private and not be made public) and we will contact you the very same day. Payment is cash only. As an extra service, we will also accept U.S.dollars at the daily exchange rate, plus a 5 euro conversion fee.
Our layover tours are reasonably priced, beginning at 75 € for 3 hours, 100 € for 4 hours or more. This is the total price for groups of 6 or less. If your group is larger than this, we can discuss pricing. Transportation costs are seperate. We recommend a 3-4 hour tour, to see the highlights of Frankfurt.
New this summer - We are also offering layover tours for Mainz.
How does it work? We come out to the Frankfurt Airport, meet you at one of the Meeting Points in whichever terminal you arrive in, ride into town on the S-bahn, and tour the city for as long as you wish, seeing and doing the things that you want to do. We personalize each tour to match your individual interests and time frame. We then make sure that you are back at the airport in time for your next flight. Whether you are arriving at 06:00 or 16:00, or even later, we can plan a layover tour for you. We use only native English speakers as guides, so there is never a problem with language.
You can contact us by leaving a comment here (in English please) with your email address (this will be kept private and not be made public) and we will contact you the very same day. Payment is cash only. As an extra service, we will also accept U.S.dollars at the daily exchange rate, plus a 5 euro conversion fee.
Our layover tours are reasonably priced, beginning at 75 € for 3 hours, 100 € for 4 hours or more. This is the total price for groups of 6 or less. If your group is larger than this, we can discuss pricing. Transportation costs are seperate. We recommend a 3-4 hour tour, to see the highlights of Frankfurt.
New this summer - We are also offering layover tours for Mainz.
18.7.10
Wiesbaden Walking Tours
Beginning Wed.18 August, you will now have the chance join a wonderful walking tour in Wiesbaden. These tours will take place most Wednesdays. These tours will also be available as a private tour or as a Layover Tour from the airport, with prior booking.
For all the details: Time, Price, Where to Meet, and What you will see, please check the link below.
Walking Wiesbaden
If you have never visited Wiesbaden or don't know much about it, this tour will be perfect for you to get a deeper, insider look at this fascinating, historic city. All tours will be led by native English speakers.
For all the details: Time, Price, Where to Meet, and What you will see, please check the link below.
Walking Wiesbaden
If you have never visited Wiesbaden or don't know much about it, this tour will be perfect for you to get a deeper, insider look at this fascinating, historic city. All tours will be led by native English speakers.
17.7.10
September Events in Frankfurt & Rhine Main Area
I do try and get a comprehensive list of events, but if I have missed something or if you know of a good event, please send me a comment so that I can put it on the list.
* 14-19 Sept. Frankfurt, Automechanika Trade Fair - This is a huge trade fair and hotel rooms will be scarce and expensive.
* 1-10 Sept. Frankfurt, Rheingau Wine Festival on the Fressgasse
* 3-13 Sept. Bingen, Vintner Festival - City Center* 10-12 Sept. Bad Nauheim, 5th Jugendstil Festival (Art Nouaveau)
* 10-12 Sept. Dreieichenhain-Drieeich, Hain Castle Festival
* 12 Sept. Frankfurt, Sunday Shopping in the Neighborhoods
* 15-19 Sept. Frankfurt, Harvest Exhibition in the Palmengarten
* 17-21 Sept. Friedberg, 61st Autumn Market
* 17-19 Sept. Langen, Princely Garden Festival in Castle Wolfsgarten
* 17-19 Sept. Seligenstadt, Wine Market in the Market Square
* 18-26 Sept. Bad Homburg v.d. Höhe, FUGATO International Organ Festival
* 23-26 Sept. Wiesbaden, City Festival
* 24-26 Sept. Bad Nauheim, International Guitar Orchestra Festival
* 24-26 Sept. Büdingen, Gallus Market
* 25-26 Sept. Ronneburg, Medieval Castle Festival in Ronneburg Castle
* 25-26 Sept. Frankfurt, Ben Hur Live at the Frankfurt Festhalle
* 30 Sept.- 3 Oct. Frankfurt Hauptwache, Oldtimer Week (antique cars)
* 14-19 Sept. Frankfurt, Automechanika Trade Fair - This is a huge trade fair and hotel rooms will be scarce and expensive.
* 1-10 Sept. Frankfurt, Rheingau Wine Festival on the Fressgasse
* 3-13 Sept. Bingen, Vintner Festival - City Center* 10-12 Sept. Bad Nauheim, 5th Jugendstil Festival (Art Nouaveau)
* 10-12 Sept. Dreieichenhain-Drieeich, Hain Castle Festival
* 12 Sept. Frankfurt, Sunday Shopping in the Neighborhoods
* 15-19 Sept. Frankfurt, Harvest Exhibition in the Palmengarten
* 17-21 Sept. Friedberg, 61st Autumn Market
* 17-19 Sept. Langen, Princely Garden Festival in Castle Wolfsgarten
* 17-19 Sept. Seligenstadt, Wine Market in the Market Square
* 18-26 Sept. Bad Homburg v.d. Höhe, FUGATO International Organ Festival
* 23-26 Sept. Wiesbaden, City Festival
* 24-26 Sept. Bad Nauheim, International Guitar Orchestra Festival
* 24-26 Sept. Büdingen, Gallus Market
* 25-26 Sept. Ronneburg, Medieval Castle Festival in Ronneburg Castle
* 25-26 Sept. Frankfurt, Ben Hur Live at the Frankfurt Festhalle
* 30 Sept.- 3 Oct. Frankfurt Hauptwache, Oldtimer Week (antique cars)
16.7.10
October Events and Activities in Frankfurt & the Rhine Main Region
The Day of German Unity is 3 Oct. and is an official Holiday in Germany. Frankfurt will have Sunday shopping on this day, as well as Jazz on the Römerberg, and Antique Cars on the Hauptwache.
Frankfurt Book Fair is 6-10 Oct. - Hotel Rooms will be expensive, but the Fair is well worth visiting. It isn't just books!
* 2-3 Oct. - Frankfurt, Orchid Festival at the Palmengarten
* 3 Oct. - Frankfurt, Jazz Festival on the Römerberg
* 6-8 Oct. - Frankfurt Farmers Market on the Hauptwache
* 9-10 Oct. - Bad Camberg, Autumn Market and Fair
* 10 Oct. - Bad Homburg v.d. Hohe - Harvest Festival
* 14 Oct. - 7 Nov. Frankfurt, Chrysanthemum & Autumn Flower Show
* 22-24 Oct. - Rüdesheim, Federweisser Festival
* 22-24 Oct. - Lorch am Rhein, Onion Tart Festival
* 28-31 Oct. - Wiesbaden, European Circus Festival
* 29-31 Oct. - Rüdesheim, Federweisser Festival
* 30 Oct.- 2 Nov. - Butzbach, 690th St. Catherine's Market in the Old Town
* 31 Oct. - Frankfurt, Frankfurt City Marathon
* 22 Oct. - 7 Nov. - Halloween at Burg Frankenstein
Burg Frankenstein
Frankfurt Book Fair is 6-10 Oct. - Hotel Rooms will be expensive, but the Fair is well worth visiting. It isn't just books!
* 2-3 Oct. - Frankfurt, Orchid Festival at the Palmengarten
* 3 Oct. - Frankfurt, Jazz Festival on the Römerberg
* 6-8 Oct. - Frankfurt Farmers Market on the Hauptwache
* 9-10 Oct. - Bad Camberg, Autumn Market and Fair
* 10 Oct. - Bad Homburg v.d. Hohe - Harvest Festival
* 14 Oct. - 7 Nov. Frankfurt, Chrysanthemum & Autumn Flower Show
* 22-24 Oct. - Rüdesheim, Federweisser Festival
* 22-24 Oct. - Lorch am Rhein, Onion Tart Festival
* 28-31 Oct. - Wiesbaden, European Circus Festival
* 29-31 Oct. - Rüdesheim, Federweisser Festival
* 30 Oct.- 2 Nov. - Butzbach, 690th St. Catherine's Market in the Old Town
* 31 Oct. - Frankfurt, Frankfurt City Marathon
* 22 Oct. - 7 Nov. - Halloween at Burg Frankenstein
Burg Frankenstein
15.7.10
November Events in Frankfurt & Rhein Main Region
Many of the Christmas Markets begin in November on the 1st Advent weekend (28 Nov.)or a few days before. For ease in searching, I will list all the Christmas Markets together in a seperate post. For those of you traveling around, 1 Nov. is an official holiday in some of the States, but not in Hessen.
* 1-7 Nov.- Magical Altenstadt, Altenstadt
* 5-8 Nov. - Kalter Market, Schluechtern City Center
* 5-8 Nov. - Hochheim Market, Hochheim am Main
* 6-8 Nov. - St. Martins Market, Nidda Fairgrounds / Community Hall
* 6-14 Nov. - Glorious Rheingau Festival, Rheingau
* 6-11 Nov. - St. Martings Market, Bad Schwalbach
* 7 Nov. - Sunday Shopping, Frankfurt Zeil
* 7-13 Nov. - Swedish Week, Frankfurt Hauptwache
* 13-14 Nov. - Arts & Crafts Market, Offenbach Municipal Hall
* 25 Nov.- 9 Jan.- Christmas Flower Exhibiton, Frankfurt Palmengarten
As an extra tip, Frankfurt on Foot Walking Tours take place every day of the year, all holidays included.
* 1-7 Nov.- Magical Altenstadt, Altenstadt
* 5-8 Nov. - Kalter Market, Schluechtern City Center
* 5-8 Nov. - Hochheim Market, Hochheim am Main
* 6-8 Nov. - St. Martins Market, Nidda Fairgrounds / Community Hall
* 6-14 Nov. - Glorious Rheingau Festival, Rheingau
* 6-11 Nov. - St. Martings Market, Bad Schwalbach
* 7 Nov. - Sunday Shopping, Frankfurt Zeil
* 7-13 Nov. - Swedish Week, Frankfurt Hauptwache
* 13-14 Nov. - Arts & Crafts Market, Offenbach Municipal Hall
* 25 Nov.- 9 Jan.- Christmas Flower Exhibiton, Frankfurt Palmengarten
As an extra tip, Frankfurt on Foot Walking Tours take place every day of the year, all holidays included.
14.7.10
Christmas Markets in Frankfurt & the Rhein Main Region
Beginning in November 2010
* 22.11 - 23.12 Ruedesheim am Rhein, Christmas Market of the Nations
* 22.11 - 23.12 Offenbach Christmas Market, City Hall and surrounding area
* 23.11 - 23.12 Wiesbaden, Twinkling Star Christmas Marke, Castle Square
* 25.11 - 22.12 Aschaffenburg Christmas Market, Castle Square
* 25.11 - 12.12 Seligenstadt Christmas Market in the Market Square
* 25.11 - 23.12 Mainz Christmas Market, Market Square
* 26.11 - 28.11 Ruesselsheim Christmastime Arts & Crafts Market in the Fortress
* 26.11 - 28.11 Hadamar Christmas Market in the Castle Square
* 26.11 - 5.12 Langen Christmas Market, Old Town Langen
* 26.11 - 22.12 Hanau Christmas Market, Market Square
* 26.11 - 21.12 Frankfurt Christmas Market, Römerberg
* 26.11 - 19.12 Weilburg, Toytime Christmas, Weilburg Castle
* 26.11 - 23.12 Limburg Christmas Fair, New Market & Old Town
* 27.11 Lorch am Rhein Christmas Market, Historic Old Town
* 27.11, 4.12, 11.12, 18 & 19.12 Eppstein Christmas at the Castle
* 27-28.11, 4-5.12, 11-12.12 Ronneburg Castle Historical Christmas Market
* 27.11 - 19.12 Bad Homburg v.d. Hoehe, Romatic Christmas Market at the Castle
* 27 - 28.11 Butzbach Christmas Market, Old Town
* 27 - 28.11 Dietzenbach Christmas Market, Old Town
* 27 - 28.11 Nieder Florstadt Christmas Market
* 27 - 28.11 Ober Moerlen Christmas Market at the Castle
* 27 - 28.11 Bad Camberg Christmas Fair, Old Town
* 3-5.12 Bad Nauheim Christmas on the Hill
* 3-5.12 Hochheim Christmas Market
* 3-5.12 Schluechturn Christmas Market
* 3-5.12 Gelnhausen Old Town Christmas Market
* 3-5.12 Buedingen Romantic Christmas Market
* 4-5.12 Hofheim am Taunus Advent Market
* 4-12.12 Dreieichenhain Christmas Market
* 4-5.12 Muehlheim Old Town Christmas Market
* 4-5.12 Idstein Old Town Christmas Market
* 4-5.12 Ronneburg Castle, Historical Christmas Market
* 10-12.12 Bad Vilbel Christmas Market
* 10-12.12 Steinau an der Strasse Christmas Market
* 11-12.12 Altenstadt Christmas Market
* 11-12.12 Weilburg Traditional Christmas Market
& 18-19.12
* 17-19.12 Bad Nauheim Christmas Market at the Sprudelhof
* 22.11 - 23.12 Ruedesheim am Rhein, Christmas Market of the Nations
* 22.11 - 23.12 Offenbach Christmas Market, City Hall and surrounding area
* 23.11 - 23.12 Wiesbaden, Twinkling Star Christmas Marke, Castle Square
* 25.11 - 22.12 Aschaffenburg Christmas Market, Castle Square
* 25.11 - 12.12 Seligenstadt Christmas Market in the Market Square
* 25.11 - 23.12 Mainz Christmas Market, Market Square
* 26.11 - 28.11 Ruesselsheim Christmastime Arts & Crafts Market in the Fortress
* 26.11 - 28.11 Hadamar Christmas Market in the Castle Square
* 26.11 - 5.12 Langen Christmas Market, Old Town Langen
* 26.11 - 22.12 Hanau Christmas Market, Market Square
* 26.11 - 21.12 Frankfurt Christmas Market, Römerberg
* 26.11 - 19.12 Weilburg, Toytime Christmas, Weilburg Castle
* 26.11 - 23.12 Limburg Christmas Fair, New Market & Old Town
* 27.11 Lorch am Rhein Christmas Market, Historic Old Town
* 27.11, 4.12, 11.12, 18 & 19.12 Eppstein Christmas at the Castle
* 27-28.11, 4-5.12, 11-12.12 Ronneburg Castle Historical Christmas Market
* 27.11 - 19.12 Bad Homburg v.d. Hoehe, Romatic Christmas Market at the Castle
* 27 - 28.11 Butzbach Christmas Market, Old Town
* 27 - 28.11 Dietzenbach Christmas Market, Old Town
* 27 - 28.11 Nieder Florstadt Christmas Market
* 27 - 28.11 Ober Moerlen Christmas Market at the Castle
* 27 - 28.11 Bad Camberg Christmas Fair, Old Town
* 3-5.12 Bad Nauheim Christmas on the Hill
* 3-5.12 Hochheim Christmas Market
* 3-5.12 Schluechturn Christmas Market
* 3-5.12 Gelnhausen Old Town Christmas Market
* 3-5.12 Buedingen Romantic Christmas Market
* 4-5.12 Hofheim am Taunus Advent Market
* 4-12.12 Dreieichenhain Christmas Market
* 4-5.12 Muehlheim Old Town Christmas Market
* 4-5.12 Idstein Old Town Christmas Market
* 4-5.12 Ronneburg Castle, Historical Christmas Market
* 10-12.12 Bad Vilbel Christmas Market
* 10-12.12 Steinau an der Strasse Christmas Market
* 11-12.12 Altenstadt Christmas Market
* 11-12.12 Weilburg Traditional Christmas Market
& 18-19.12
* 17-19.12 Bad Nauheim Christmas Market at the Sprudelhof
21.6.10
The Kaiserdom Steeple is Open
This high-rise excursion to the top of the Kaiserdom, can of course be included in your private tour.
What will it cost to sweat your way to the top? Only 3 euro. Kids are 1.50 or you can get a family card for 5 euro.
Enjoy the View!
P.S. (just so you know, there are no bathroom facilities up there)
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