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Cruise Through Frankfurt am Main - Discover, Dine & Relax
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1-hour panorama cruise in Frankfurt
Best for: Budget travelers, individuals looking for a slower-paced, relaxing cruise, couples seeking a romantic getaway, nature lovers, and photography enthusiasts, and travelers wanting to learn about the history of the attractions they pass through.
Duration: 1 hour
Guide: Audio commentary in English and German
Boarding point: KD Ticket Office (Mainkai, 60311, Frankfurt)
- Sail across the Main River and catch glimpses of some famous landmarks alongside the river bank. Look out for the Stadel Museum and the German Film Museum in Museumsufer and the Romer, Frankfurt's City Hall for over 600 years.
- This cruise has ramps and professional staff to onboard passengers with limited mobility. You can also bring your guide dogs and pets on the boat. Prams and strollers are also welcome onboard.
Combo: 1-hour Frankfurt panorama cruise and 24-hour hop on hop off bus tour
Best for: First-time cruisers who prefer a structured itinerary, families or groups looking for a hassle-free cruise, and travelers looking for an all-inclusive package to tick off multiple destinations on their list.
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Commentary in English and German (cruise) and multilingual audio commentary (HOHO bus)
Boarding point: KD Ticket Office (Mainkai, 60311, Frankfurt)
- Save time and money with this budget combo, which sails past several historic sites along River Main. All wheelchair users, parents with prams and strollers, visitors with guide dogs, and pets can enjoy this cruise.
- Explore the best of Frankfurt with hop-on-hop-off bus tours. These buses run at frequent intervals along a designated route. The Red and Green route passes through landmarks like St. Paul’s Church, Frankfurt Zoo, Mainkai, and Untermainkai.
Sites covered on Frankfurt city cruises
Römer
Frankfurt's Römer is a historic city hall that symbolizes the city's civic pride. Its striking medieval architecture, featuring a stepped gable facade, has hosted countless ceremonies and official events. It stands as a testament to Frankfurt's enduring traditions and serves as a central gathering point for locals and visitors.
The Pope's House (Papsthaus)
The Pope's House is a charming half-timbered building with a rich history. Originally used to house visiting clergy, it adds a touch of medieval allure to Frankfurt's urban landscape. Its picturesque facade invites contemplation of a bygone era, offering a glimpse into the city's historical roots.
St. Paul's Church (Paulskirche)
St. Paul's Church is an iconic neoclassical structure with deep political significance. It served as the venue for the first freely elected German parliament in 1848, making it a powerful symbol of German democracy. The church's solemn grandeur and historical importance make it a must-see landmark in Frankfurt.
Eiserner Steg (Iron Bridge)
The Eiserner Steg, an enchanting pedestrian iron bridge adorned with countless love locks, provides a romantic vantage point for admiring Frankfurt's skyline. Beyond its picturesque appearance, it symbolizes enduring love and commitment while offering breathtaking views of the cityscape and the Main River.
St. Bartholomew's Cathedral
St. Bartholomew's Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece, boasts intricate architectural details and soaring spires that dominate the cityscape. As a place of worship with deep historical roots, it offers insight into Frankfurt's religious heritage and architectural legacy.
Frankfurt Opera House
The Frankfurt Opera House is a modernist cultural institution renowned for its vibrant arts scene. It is a testament to the city's commitment to the performing arts and offers a diverse music, theater, and dance performance program in a striking architectural setting.
Other things to see around Frankfurt Port
Goethe House and Museum
Discover the birthplace of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Germany's most famous writer, and learn about his life and works in this well-preserved museum.
Städel Museum
Art enthusiasts will appreciate this renowned museum's extensive collection of European art, including works by Rembrandt, Dürer, and Vermeer.
Palmengarten
Frankfurt's botanical garden offers a tranquil escape with various plants, flowers, and greenhouses, making it perfect for a leisurely stroll.
Senckenberg Natural History Museum
Explore the diverse world of natural history through extensive exhibits, including dinosaur fossils, rare gems, and a massive collection of taxidermy animals.
Plan your Frankfurt city cruise experience
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Tips and guidelines
How long is the Frankfurt city cruise for?
The Frankfurt city cruise lasts for around 1 hour.
Are there different time slots for the Frankfurt city cruise?
Yes, several time slots are available for the Frankfurt city cruise, from 10:30 AM to 6 PM. You can choose the time that suits you best!
How do I reach the boarding point for Frankfurt city cruise?
You can reach the boarding point of the cruise via bus or tram.
What is the address for the boarding point of Frankfurt city cruise?
The cruise's boarding point address is KD Ticket Office, Mainkai, 60311 Frankfurt, Germany.
Can I reach the boarding point of the Frankfurt city cruise by bus?
You can reach the cruise boarding point by hopping on any of the N4, N5, or N12 bus lines.
Can I reach the boarding point of the Frankfurt city cruise by tram?
Yes, you can reach the boarding point of the cruise via tram lines 11, 12, 14, or 18.
Do water levels impact the cruise routes for the Frankfurt city cruise?
Yes, if the water levels are unfavorable, it can affect the navigability of the Main River and the overall safety of people on board. The cruise might be rescheduled or canceled during such changes, depending on the circumstances.
What are the facilities provided aboard the Frankfurt cruise boat?
Frankfurt Cruise offers wheelchair accessibility as well as stroller and pram accessibility. Additionally, you can bring in a decent amount of baggage, pets, and guide dogs. Food is not included in the ticket but can be purchased on-board.
Frankfurt city cruise FAQs
What is a Frankfurt city cruise?
What are the facilities provided aboard the Frankfurt cruise boat?
How long does a Frankfurt city cruise last?
A Frankfurt City Cruise is around 1 hour long.
What is included in the cruise?
The Frankfurt City Cruise tickets include free Wi-Fi and an audio guide in both German and English.
Can I bring my food and drinks on board?
You can purchase food and drinks on the cruise if required, but bringing your own food is not generally allowed.
Are infants allowed on the cruise?
Yes, infants up to 3 can get on the cruise for free. Additionally, children up to the age of 13 have discounted tickets.
What are some of the sights I can expect to see on the Frankfurt cruise?
Frankfurt City Cruise covers sights like Römer, The Pope’s House, St. Paul’s Church, Iron Bridge, etc.
Can I get off at any stop during the cruise?
The ability to step down and reboard a different boat depends on the cruise operator. It is advisable to check with the operator for their specific policies.