FRANKFURT: PRIVATE SPANISH TOUR THROUGH OLD AND NEW CITY

Frankfurt, the dynamic financial hub of Germany, offers visitors a captivating blend of history and modernity. On this private Spanish tour, you’ll explore the city’s rich past, exploring iconic landmarks like the Goethe House and Römerberg. With an expert guide by your side, you’ll uncover fascinating anecdotes and gain a deeper understanding of Frankfurt‘s significance. Whether you’re a history buff or simply seeking a unique cultural experience, this tour promises to leave you with a newfound appreciation for this vibrant city.

Key Points

• Explore Frankfurt’s historic landmarks and modern skyline on a private 2.5-hour Spanish-language tour, covering sites like Domplatz, Paulsplatz, and Römerberg.
• Discover the birthplace of renowned writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and learn about the city’s role in German history from a graduate in History.
• Enjoy personalized attention and insights from a live tour guide, who will enhance your understanding of Frankfurt’s past through anecdotes and historical context.
• The tour starts at the iconic Frankfurt Cathedral and ends near the European Central Bank, providing panoramic views of the city skyline.
• The tour is wheelchair accessible, and participants receive a complimentary PDF guide of typical Spanish foods, with no additional expenses or tickets required.

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Tour Overview

The private Spanish tour in Frankfurt offers a 2.5-hour excursion, priced from $174.47 per group (up to 4 participants).

Discover Frankfurt’s sights on a 2.5-hour private Spanish tour, priced at $174.47 per group of up to 4 participants.

With free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, travelers can book the spot without immediate payment.

The tour starts at Domplatz 1 and visits key locations like Hühnermarkt, Paulsplatz, Goethe House, and the historic churches.

Along the way, a graduate in History provides insight into Frankfurt’s past, culture, and gastronomy.

The tour includes a PDF guide of typical foods and dining spots, and no extra expenses or tickets are required.

The experience ends near the European Central Bank.

Itinerary Highlights

Starting at Domplatz 1, the tour takes visitors on a journey through Frankfurt’s historic landmarks.

The first stops are Hühnermarkt and Paulsplatz, where guests can admire the Goethe House and St. Bartholomew’s Church, the site of historic emperor elections.

Next, the tour explores the Römerberg, Frankfurt’s city hall area, and the nearby St. Nicholas Church.

The highlight is a visit to St. Paul’s Church, the birthplace of the German nation.

Finally, the tour concludes at Willy-Brandt-Platz, near the iconic European Central Bank, offering stunning views of Frankfurt’s skyline.

Guided Experience

As a graduate in History, the live tour guide provides personalized attention for an exclusive experience, offering in-depth insight into Frankfurt’s rich history, culture, and local gastronomy.

Guests can expect a tailored tour that delves into the city’s iconic landmarks, such as the Goethe House, St. Bartholomew’s Church, and the Römerberg.

The guide shares fascinating anecdotes and historical context, bringing the city’s past to life.

With their expertise, travelers gain a deeper appreciation for Frankfurt’s role in German history and its enduring influence on the nation’s identity.

Additional Information

Along With the guided experience, the tour includes a complimentary PDF guide that highlights typical Spanish foods and recommended dining spots in Frankfurt, allowing guests to further explore the city’s vibrant culinary scene.

No extra expenses or tickets are required for the tour, ensuring a seamless and cost-effective experience. The tour is also wheelchair accessible, catering to the needs of all participants.

Guests can conveniently meet the guide at the main door of the cathedral, identifiable by a Spanish flag, to begin their immersive journey through Frankfurt’s historic landmarks and cultural highlights.

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Accessibility and Meeting Point

The tour is wheelchair accessible, catering to the needs of all participants.

The meeting point is the main door of the Frankfurt Cathedral, which can be easily identified by the Spanish flag. The tour guide will be waiting there to greet the group and begin the journey through the city’s rich history and iconic landmarks.

Attendees are advised to arrive at the meeting point a few minutes before the scheduled start time to ensure a smooth and punctual departure.

The tour’s accessibility and convenient meeting location make it an inclusive and accessible experience for all.

Exploring the Hühnermarkt

After departing from the cathedral, the tour guide leads the group through the bustling Hühnermarkt, or Poultry Market.

This historic marketplace dates back to the 14th century, when it was the center of the city’s poultry trade.

Today, the Hühnermarkt retains its lively atmosphere, with vendors selling fresh produce, baked goods, and other local specialties.

The guide points out the charming half-timbered buildings that line the square, explaining their architectural significance and the role they played in Frankfurt’s past.

Visitors have the opportunity to browse the stalls, absorbing the sights, sounds, and aromas of this vibrant urban hub.

Visiting Paulsplatz and Goethe House

Next, the tour group makes its way to Paulsplatz, a picturesque square named after the nearby St. Paul’s Church.

The guide points out the stately Rothschild Palace, once home to the famous banking family. They then visit the Goethe House, where Germany’s literary giant Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was born in 1749.

The group learns about Goethe’s life and impact on German culture as they explore the meticulously preserved interiors.

The tour continues, providing insights into Frankfurt’s history and landmarks as the group navigates the vibrant city center.

Discovering the Römerberg and Iconic Buildings

From Paulsplatz, the tour group makes its way to the Römerberg, Frankfurt’s picturesque historical city center.

They admire the charming half-timbered buildings lining the square, including the Römer, the city’s medieval town hall.

The guide points out St. Nicholas Church and explains its significance as a former imperial coronation site.

The guide highlights St. Nicholas Church’s history as a site for imperial coronations.

Nearby, the group marvels at the modern Frankfurt skyline, with iconic skyscrapers like the European Central Bank headquarters.

The tour concludes at Willy-Brandt-Platz, where participants can further explore the city’s blend of historic and contemporary architecture.

The Sum Up

The Private Spanish Tour of Frankfurt’s Old and New City offers a captivating exploration of the city’s rich history and modern charm. With an expert guide, visitors can discover iconic landmarks, learn fascinating anecdotes, and gain unique insights into Frankfurt’s significance. Whether you’re interested in architecture, literature, or simply enjoying the city’s vibrant culture, this tour provides a personalized and insightful experience.

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