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Frankfurt Card with Local Public Transport

Take advantage of seamless transfers from Hahn Airport to Mainz

Frankfurt: Bus Transfer To/From Hahn Airport and Mainz

Travel stress-free to or from the Frankfurt Hahn airport to the city center

Frankfurt Hahn Airport: Bus Transfer To/From City Center

Frankfurt Card + Bus Transfer To/From City Center

TimeRide Frankfurt + Bus Transfer To/From City Center

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Frankfurt + Bus Transfer To/From City Center

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See classic cars and walk through historic airplanes

Technik Museum Sinsheim: Entry Ticket + IMAX Cinema

A time-travelling adventure back to Frankfurt in the 1800s

TimeRide Frankfurt: Entry Ticket

Get scenic views of the Main River and explore the city's riverside and skyline

Frankfurt: Panorama City Cruise

Go on a time-travel expedition through the city's history

TimeRide Frankfurt: Guided VR City Tour

See the best of Frankfurt across two audio-guided routes

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Frankfurt

See the best of the Frankfurt cityscape across 16 amazing stops

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Frankfurt: Skyline Special

Technik Museum Sinsheim: Entry + IMAX + Technik Museum Speyer: Entry + Cinema

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Frankfurt + TimeRide Frankfurt

Plopsaland Deutschland + Technik Museum Sinsheim: Entry + IMAX

SEA LIFE Speyer + Frankfurt: Panorama City Cruise

Our Skyline Tour takes you past Frankfurt&#39;s main landmarks, such as the Main Tower, the Trade Fair Center, Frankfurt Zoo, Eschenheimer Tor, and the historic Hauptwache Square, as well as along the banks of the Main River. However, there are many other tourist attractions to see during the tour. You can get off the bus at any time and continue your hop-on hop-off tour at any of our bus stops. If you prefer to enjoy a Skyline Tour without getting off, you&#39;ll be back at the starting point in approximately two hours. Therefore, this is a recommended and interesting option for trade show visitors who don&#39;t have much free time. You can simply hop on the bus at the Trade Fair Center stop to join us on the Skyline Tour. Because our city bus tours are available with commentary in ten languages ​​(Spanish, English, French, Italian, Japanese, Russian, etc.), you can hear information about the sights in your own language during the tour. Buses depart every twenty to thirty minutes for the Frankfurt Skyline Tour. Once validated, tickets are valid for 24 hours. Notes: Please bring your printed or electronic voucher and board the bus 20 minutes before departure.

Hop-On Hop-Off Skyline Bus Tour

Discover Germany on a trip that combines history, culture, architecture, and enchanting landscapes. The 8-day, 7-night itinerary departs from Frankfurt and explores fascinating cities and regions, including Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Heidelberg, Strasbourg, Freiburg, the Black Forest, Lindau, and Munich. Discover historic centers, castles and palaces, admire the landscapes of the Black Forest and Lake Constance, and explore cities that preserve the essence of different periods of German history. The itinerary also includes memorable experiences such as a visit to Heidelberg Castle, the famous cuckoo clock of Schönach-Untertal, Neuschwanstein Castle, Linderhof Palace, and the Benedictine Abbey of Ettal. A special trip for those who wish to discover different facets of Germany , including historic cities, traditions, architecture, and unforgettable landscapes. Duration: 8 days and 7 nights Departure city: Frankfurt Availability: August 9 and 23, 2026 September 6 and 20, 2026 October 4, 2026 Itinerary Day 1 - Frankfurt (Sunday) Arrival in Frankfurt and transfer to the hotel. The guide will be at the hotel from 7 PM onwards. Day 2 - Frankfurt - Rothenburg - Heidelberg (Monday) Breakfast and tour of Frankfurt, including the historic center with the Römer (Roman Palace), the City Hall, the Cathedral and the Paulskirche (Church of Paul). We can visit the Goethe House, the birthplace of a great German poet, and the Frankfurt Fairgrounds, where international exhibitions take place, the Alte Oper (Old Opera House), and the financial district with its skyscrapers, including the tallest in Europe, the European Central Bank, the Hauptwache (City Hall), and the main shopping street &#39;Zeil&#39;, the large towers of the old city walls, and the museums along the banks of the Rhine. Departure for Rothenburg ob der Tauber, which welcomes us with a vision of the Middle Ages that seems frozen in time. Its perfectly preserved walls and cobblestone streets transport us to an era of knights and maidens. The market square, with the picturesque facade of the town hall and half-timbered houses, is the beating heart of this medieval city. In the afternoon, departure for Heidelberg. Arrival and accommodation. Day 3 - Heidelberg (Tuesday) Breakfast and visit to the city of Heidelberg, the oldest in Germany. We began our visit in the historic center, where several historical buildings are located, such as the old Town Hall and the Church of the Holy Spirit (Heiliggeistkirche), both from the 15th century. What is most impressive are the half-timbered houses that characterize the region. The highlight of the visit is Heidelberg Castle, which rises above the city and offers a breathtaking view of the Neckar Valley. A special experience is the large wine cellar, where the world&#39;s largest wine barrel is located. After visiting the castle, we will take a stroll across the Old Bridge. This 18th-century stone bridge is another Heidelberg landmark and concludes our visit. Free afternoon and accommodation included. Day 4 - Heidelberg - Strasbourg - Freiburg (Wednesday) The route winds through the enchanting valleys of the Neckar and Rhine rivers, where vineyard-covered hills are reflected in the calm waters. As we approach the French border, the landscape gradually transforms into rolling hills and lush forests. Soon, we will cross the Rhine and enter the magical city of Strasbourg, with its iconic Gothic cathedral and charming cobblestone streets. Strasbourg, with its rich history and vibrant culture, welcomes us with open arms. From the picturesque La Petite France district to the bustling Christmas market in Cathedral Square, every corner of the city overflows with charm and personality. Brief panoramic tour and continuation to Freiburg. Arrival and accommodation. Day 5 - Freiburg - Black Forest - Lindau - Munich (Thursday) The journey from Freiburg to Lindau is an adventure that takes us from the gentle hills of the Black Forest to the shores of the majestic Lake Constance, passing through picturesque villages and breathtaking landscapes. The world&#39;s first and largest cuckoo clock is located in Schonach Untertal and was built by clockmaker Josef Dold and his family over two years. Its mechanism measures 3.60 meters long, 3.10 meters high, and 1 meter deep. Made entirely of wood, it is a testament to the great craftsmanship and precise calculations employed in its construction. Fifty times larger than a typical cuckoo clock, it invites visitors to take a look inside. Continuing on to Lindau, a charming island town located on the southern shore of Lake Constance, with its picturesque harbor, cobblestone streets, and impressive historical architecture. A brief stop before continuing on to Munich, passing through the lush Allgäu region, known for its verdant meadows, dense forests, and traditional farmhouses adorned with flowers. Arrival and accommodation in Munich. Day 6 - Munich (Friday) Breakfast and scenic tour of the Bavarian capital, along the banks of the Isar River and at the northern base of the Alps. Among the highlights are the Cathedral of Our Lady, an austere late Gothic construction, the Gothic church of the Holy Spirit, and the churches of Saint Michael and Saint Nepomucene. Free afternoon and accommodation included. Day 7 - Munich - Neuschwanstein - Munich (Saturday) Breakfast and visit to Neuschwanstein Castle, built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, better known by the nickname &quot;the Mad King&quot;. The building was inspired by the medieval castles of the Teutonic Knights, and its halls allude to myths, fables, and legends. Next, a visit to Linderhof Palace, the smallest of the three palaces built by Ludwig II of Bavaria, who intended to emulate the Palace of Versailles. In the afternoon, we went to Oberammergau, famous for its Passion of Christ, which dates back to 1633 and is staged every 10 years. Next, we also visited the Benedictine Abbey of Ettal, founded by the House of Wittelsbach. Accommodation in Munich. Day 8 - Munich - Neuschwanstein (Sunday) Breakfast and transfer to the airport. Planned hotels: Frankfurt: Maritim (4 stars) Heidelberg: Marriott (4 stars) Freiburg: Novotel Kongress (4 stars) Munich: Westin Grand (4 stars)

Romantic Germany and the Black Forest!

Discover the magic of Christmas in Germany on a trip that combines historic cities, Christmas traditions, and some of the country&#39;s most famous markets. Over 7 days , explore enchanting destinations such as Frankfurt, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Nuremberg, Dresden, and Berlin . Experience the medieval charm of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, visit Nuremberg&#39;s traditional Christkindlesmarkt, and discover the history of Dresden&#39;s Striezelmarkt, one of Germany&#39;s oldest Christmas markets. The experience also includes a themed visit to the production of Dresden&#39;s traditional Christstollen, a mulled wine tasting with gingerbread cookies, and a climb up the Berlin TV Tower, which offers spectacular views of the German capital. With transportation included throughout the trip , a bilingual Spanish-Portuguese guide , accommodation in selected hotels, and daily breakfast , this itinerary combines culture, history, and the true charm of a German winter. Duration: 7 days Availability: December 6, 2026 Itinerary: Day 1 - Frankfurt: Arrival at Frankfurt airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy. Frankfurt is the financial and commercial center of Germany. At this time of year, the city offers several Christmas markets. We recommend that you take advantage of your free time to visit Römerberg, Paulplatz, Mainkai, Hauptwache, and Friedrich-Stoltze-Platz. You can also use your stay in Frankfurt to visit the home of the famous German poet Goethe or go shopping on the famous shopping street &quot;Zeil&quot;. Day 2 - Frankfurt &gt; Rothenburg ob der Tauber &gt; Nuremberg: Departure from Frankfurt to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, the most beautiful city on the famous &quot;Romantic Road&quot;. Its narrow streets and old houses evoke the Middle Ages. Visit to the city and the Christmas market. In the afternoon, transfer to Nuremberg, a historically and culturally rich city with great charm, especially in winter. Nuremberg&#39;s Christmas market, the &quot;Christkindlesmarkt,&quot; is the most famous in Germany. With a history spanning almost 400 years, it attracts over two million visitors annually with its decorated stalls, crafts, and gastronomic delights such as Christmas sweets and Glühwein (mulled wine), among other regional specialties. Day 3 - Nuremberg &gt; Dresden: In the morning, we will take a tour of Nuremberg. During this tour, we will visit the old part of the city, where most of the monuments of tourist interest are located. Admire the castle, one of the most important imperial palaces of the Middle Ages. Its elevated position offers incredible views of the city. In the afternoon, transfer to Dresden. Dresden is one of Germany&#39;s main tourist centers, both for its geographical location on the banks of the Elbe River and as a gateway to Saxon Switzerland, as well as for its extraordinary architectural and artistic heritage. Day 4 - Dresden: In the morning, a special visit where you will learn all about Dresden&#39;s &quot;Christstollen&quot; (a typical Christmas sweet bread). Afterwards, a tour of the city. In the afternoon, visit the famous Christmas market &quot;Striezelmarkt&quot;. This market originated in 1434 with the permission of Prince-Elector Frederick II. The name &quot;Striezelmarkt&quot; derives from the small cake called &quot;Strutzel&quot; or &quot;Striezel&quot;, which is also a specialty of the city of Dresden. Day 5 - Dresden &gt; Berlin: In the morning, the journey continues to Berlin. The German capital is one of the most important and dynamic cities in Europe. Berlin captivates with its extraordinary variety of monuments and the richness of its cultural life. In the evening, a visit to the city&#39;s Christmas market. Day 6 - Berlin: In the morning, a spectacular climb to the TV tower awaits you, from where you can enjoy a wonderful view of the German capital. Next, you will get to know its most representative landmarks, such as Unter den Linden Avenue, the remains of the city wall, and the Brandenburg Gate. You will also be able to discover the more modern part of the city, such as the German Parliament and Potsdam Square. Free afternoon to explore Berlin on your own, allowing you to enjoy the charm of Christmas on the last day of your trip to Germany. Day 7 - Berlin: After breakfast, transfer to Berlin airport. Planned hotels: Frankfurt: Holiday Inn Frankfurt Alte Oper - 4 stars Nuremberg: Congress Hotel Mercure Nürnberg - 4 stars Dresden: Holiday Inn Dresden - Am Zwinger - 4 stars Berlin: Best Western Plus Plaza Berlin Kurfürstendamm - 4 stars

Christmas Markets - Germany

Discover the magic of Christmas in Germany on a trip that combines historic cities, Christmas traditions, and some of the country&#39;s most famous markets. Over 7 days, explore enchanting destinations such as Frankfurt, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Nuremberg, Dresden, and Berlin. Experience the medieval charm of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, visit Nuremberg&#39;s traditional Christkindlesmarkt, and discover the history of Dresden&#39;s Striezelmarkt, one of Germany&#39;s oldest Christmas markets. The experience also includes a themed visit to the production of Dresden&#39;s traditional Christstollen, a mulled wine tasting with gingerbread cookies, and a climb up the Berlin TV Tower, which offers spectacular views of the German capital. With transportation included throughout the trip , a bilingual Spanish-Portuguese guide , accommodation in selected hotels, and daily breakfast , this itinerary combines culture, history, and the true charm of a German winter. Duration: 7 days Availability: November 23, 2026 - December 17, 2026 Itinerary: Day 1 - Frankfurt: Arrival at Frankfurt airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy. Frankfurt is the financial and commercial center of Germany. At this time of year, the city offers several Christmas markets. We recommend that you take advantage of your free time to visit Römerberg, Paulplatz, Mainkai, Hauptwache, and Friedrich-Stoltze-Platz. You can also use your stay in Frankfurt to visit the home of the famous German poet Goethe or go shopping on the famous shopping street &quot;Zeil&quot;. Day 2 - Frankfurt &gt; Rothenburg ob der Tauber &gt; Nuremberg: Departure from Frankfurt to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, the most beautiful city on the famous &quot;Romantic Road&quot;. Its narrow streets and old houses evoke the Middle Ages. Visit to the city and the Christmas market. In the afternoon, transfer to Nuremberg, a city rich in history and culture, with great charm, especially in winter. Nuremberg&#39;s Christmas market, the &quot;Christkindlesmarkt,&quot; is the most famous in Germany. With a history spanning almost 400 years, it attracts more than two million visitors annually with its decorated stalls, handicrafts, and gastronomic delights such as Christmas sweets and Glühwein (mulled wine), among other regional specialties. Day 3 - Nuremberg &gt; Dresden: In the morning, we will take a tour of Nuremberg. During this tour, we will visit the old part of the city, where most of the monuments of tourist interest are located. Admire the castle, one of the most important imperial palaces of the Middle Ages. Its elevated position offers incredible views of the city. In the afternoon, transfer to Dresden. Dresden is one of Germany&#39;s main tourist centers, both for its geographical location on the banks of the Elbe River and for being the gateway to Saxon Switzerland, as well as for its extraordinary architectural and artistic heritage. Day 4 - Dresden: In the morning, a special visit where you will learn all about Dresden&#39;s &quot;Christstollen&quot; (a typical Christmas sweet bread). Afterwards, a tour of the city. In the afternoon, visit the famous Christmas market &quot;Striezelmarkt&quot;. This market originated in 1434 with the permission of Prince-Elector Frederick II. The name &quot;Striezelmarkt&quot; derives from the small cake called &quot;Strutzel&quot; or &quot;Striezel&quot;, which is also a specialty of the city of Dresden. Day 5 - Dresden &gt; Berlin: In the morning, the journey continues to Berlin. The German capital is one of the most important and dynamic cities in Europe. Berlin captivates with its extraordinary variety of monuments and the richness of its cultural life. In the evening, a visit to the city&#39;s Christmas market. Day 6 - Berlin: In the morning, a spectacular climb to the TV tower awaits you, from where you can enjoy a wonderful view of the German capital. Next, you will get to know its most representative tourist attractions, such as Unter den Linden Avenue, the remains of the city wall, and the Brandenburg Gate. You will also be able to discover the more modern part of the city, such as the German Parliament and Potsdam Square. Free afternoon to explore Berlin on your own, allowing you to enjoy the charm of Christmas on the last day of your trip to Germany. Day 7 - Berlin: After breakfast, transfer to Berlin airport. Planned hotels: Frankfurt: Holiday Inn Frankfurt Alte Oper - 4 stars Nuremberg: Congress Hotel Mercure Nürnberg - 4 stars Dresden: Holiday Inn Dresden - Am Zwinger - 4 stars Berlin: Best Western Plus Plaza Berlin Kurfürstendamm - 4 stars

An enchanting journey through southern Germany , combining historic cities, Black Forest landscapes, lakes, castles, and villages that seem straight out of a fairy tale. The itinerary passes through iconic locations such as Heidelberg, Titisee, Lindau, Neuschwanstein, and Rothenburg ob der Tauber, before arriving in Munich, where the trip takes on a special touch with a New Year&#39;s Eve dinner to celebrate the arrival of the new year. During the tour, passengers have access to tourist transportation, a Spanish-speaking guide, accommodation in 4-star hotels, breakfast, and tickets to Heidelberg and Neuschwanstein castles , providing an organized and comfortable experience from start to finish. Duration: 7 days Cities: Frankfurt, Heidelberg, Freiburg, Black Forest, Titisee, Lindau, Kempten, Neuschwanstein, Oberammergau, Ettal Abbey, Munich, and Rothenburg ob der Tauber Departure: December 2026 (daily departures) Itinerary: Day 1 – Frankfurt Arrival at Frankfurt airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy. Frankfurt, the financial and commercial center of Germany, stands out for its fascinating contrasts between the modern and the historical. Hotel accommodation. Day 2 – Frankfurt &gt; Heidelberg &gt; Black Forest &gt; Freiburg In the morning, transfer to the city of Heidelberg to visit its famous castle. A stroll through the historic center. Heidelberg, Germany&#39;s oldest university city, is one of the most visited places due to its idyllic location on the banks of the Neckar River. Continuing your itinerary to Freiburg, explore this charming city and visit its famous church tower, known as &quot;the most beautiful tower in Christendom&quot;. Hotel accommodation. Day 3 – Freiburg &gt; Black Forest &gt; Titisee &gt; Lindau &gt; Kempten After breakfast, travel to the famous Black Forest region, with its breathtaking landscapes. Make a stop at Lake Titi. A trip to the small island of Lindau, in Lake Constance, offers a wonderful view of the Alps. Continuation of the journey to Kempten. Hotel accommodation. Day 4 – Kempten &gt; Neuschwanstein &gt; Oberammergau &gt; Ettal Abbey &gt; Munich The day begins with a visit to Neuschwanstein Castle, built by Ludwig II, the famous Mad King. At midday, head to Oberammergau, a village famous for its Passion of Christ and its handicrafts. Along the way, a brief stop at the Benedictine Abbey of Ettal. Continuing our journey, we arrived in the city of Munich. Hotel accommodation. Day 5 – Munich | New Year&#39;s Eve After breakfast, we will visit the city&#39;s main attractions, ending at the main square, Marienplatz, to admire the town hall with its famous carillon. Munich, the capital of the state of Bavaria, is famous for its &quot;Beer Festival,&quot; celebrated in September. In the evening, celebrate the arrival of the new year with a New Year&#39;s Eve dinner at a restaurant in Munich. Hotel accommodation. Day 6 – Munich Free morning. In the afternoon, an excursion to the outskirts of Munich to visit, for example, the Allianz Arena, the Olympic Park and Nymphenburg Palace. Hotel accommodation. Day 7 – Munich &gt; Rothenburg ob der Tauber &gt; Frankfurt After breakfast, departure for Rothenburg ob der Tauber, one of the most beautiful and oldest cities on the &quot;Romantic Road&quot;. A stroll through the city of dreams for romantics. Continuing the journey to Frankfurt. The tour ends at Frankfurt Airport around 7 PM. Planned hotels: Frankfurt: Holiday Inn Frankfurt Alte Oper 4 stars Freiburg: Novotel Freiburg am Konzerthaus 4 stars Kempten: BigBox Hotel Kempten 4 stars Munich: 4-star Holiday Inn Munich City Center Hotel

Romantic Germany with New Year&#39;s Eve in Munich!

An enchanting journey through southern Germany , combining historic cities, Black Forest landscapes, lakes, castles, and villages that seem straight out of a fairy tale. The itinerary passes through iconic locations such as Heidelberg, Titisee, Lindau, Neuschwanstein, and Rothenburg ob der Tauber, before arriving in Munich, where the trip takes on a special touch with a New Year&#39;s Eve dinner to celebrate the arrival of the new year. During the tour, passengers have access to tourist transportation, a Spanish-speaking guide, accommodation in 4-star hotels, breakfast, and tickets to Heidelberg and Neuschwanstein castles, providing an organized and comfortable experience from start to finish. Duration: 7 days Cities: Frankfurt, Heidelberg, Freiburg, Black Forest, Titisee, Lindau, Kempten, Neuschwanstein, Oberammergau, Ettal Abbey, Munich, and Rothenburg ob der Tauber Departure: December 27, 2026 Itinerary: Day 1 – Frankfurt Arrival at Frankfurt airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy. Frankfurt, the financial and commercial center of Germany, stands out for its fascinating contrasts between the modern and the historical. Hotel accommodation. Day 2 – Frankfurt &gt; Heidelberg &gt; Black Forest &gt; Freiburg In the morning, transfer to the city of Heidelberg to visit its famous castle. A stroll through the historic center. Heidelberg, Germany&#39;s oldest university city, is one of the most visited places due to its idyllic location on the banks of the Neckar River. Continuing your itinerary to Freiburg, explore this charming city and visit its famous church tower, known as &quot;the most beautiful tower in Christendom&quot;. Hotel accommodation. Day 3 – Freiburg &gt; Black Forest &gt; Titisee &gt; Lindau &gt; Kempten After breakfast, travel to the famous Black Forest region, with its breathtaking landscapes. Make a stop at Lake Titi. A trip to the small island of Lindau, in Lake Constance, offers a wonderful view of the Alps. Continuation of the journey to Kempten. Hotel accommodation. Day 4 – Kempten &gt; Neuschwanstein &gt; Oberammergau &gt; Ettal Abbey &gt; Munich The day begins with a visit to Neuschwanstein Castle, built by Ludwig II, the famous Mad King. At midday, head to Oberammergau, a village famous for its Passion of Christ and its handicrafts. Along the way, a brief stop at the Benedictine Abbey of Ettal. Continuing our journey, we arrived in the city of Munich. Hotel accommodation. Day 5 – Munich | New Year&#39;s Eve After breakfast, we will visit the city&#39;s main attractions, ending at the main square, Marienplatz, to admire the town hall with its famous carillon. Munich, the capital of the state of Bavaria, is famous for its &quot;Beer Festival,&quot; celebrated in September. In the evening, celebrate the arrival of the new year with a New Year&#39;s Eve dinner at a restaurant in Munich. Hotel accommodation. Day 6 – Munich Free morning. In the afternoon, an excursion to the outskirts of Munich to visit, for example, the Allianz Arena, the Olympic Park and Nymphenburg Palace. Hotel accommodation. Day 7 – Munich &gt; Rothenburg ob der Tauber &gt; Frankfurt After breakfast, departure for Rothenburg ob der Tauber, one of the most beautiful and oldest cities on the &quot;Romantic Road&quot;. A stroll through the city of dreams for romantics. Continuing the journey to Frankfurt. The tour ends at Frankfurt Airport around 7 PM. Planned hotels: Frankfurt: Holiday Inn Frankfurt Alte Oper 4 stars Freiburg: Novotel Freiburg am Konzerthaus 4 stars Kempten: BigBox Hotel Kempten 4 stars Munich: 4-star Holiday Inn Munich City Center Hotel

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