Frankfurt has such historical significance that makes it one of the most important capitals in Europe. Located in the heart of Germany, Frankfurt not only has a strong cultural cradle, but it is also considered by many as the economic and financial capital of Europe. Its privileged position in the center of Europe makes it a hub of communications. Frankfurt also features an amazing infrastructure, including the Frankfurt Airport and the Central Station.
Why stay in NH Hotels in Frankfurt
Any of our hotels in the city can take you to the main attractions in Frankfurt, including the Headquarters of the European Central Bank, Deutsche Bank and Messe Frankfurt, site of important international exhibitions and conventions including the Frankfurt motor show.
A few steps from there you can stay at our modern hotel NH Frankfurt Messe where, besides of enjoying the necessary rest, you will be welcome into international spaces and receive the best care by our qualified staff.
If you’re looking for accommodations as close to the airport as possible, you can’t go wrong with the NH Frankfurt Airport, located just a 5-minute drive away from Frankfurt International Airport and fully equipped with meeting rooms and a wellness area.
For a unique hotel stay, book a room at the nhow Frankfurt, located in Frankfurt’s financial district. It’s a boutique hotel that embraces the city’s historic connections to the financial district in its thought-out details.
NH Hotels keeps both its leisure and business guests in mind with its selection of hotels in Frankfurt, strategically located close to the tourist spots in the city and its most important districts.
How's the weather in Frankfurt
Throughout large parts of the year, Frankfurt enjoys pleasant weather. From May to September the average daily high temperatures remain over 20ºC. The three warmest months (June, July, and August) have an average daily maximum temperature of 24ºC, 26ºC and 25ºC respectively.
The coldest month is January, with an average daily high and low of 5ºC and 0ºC. However, Frankfurt remains a tourist destination during the winter months, thanks to attractions like ice-skating and the city’s famous Christmas markets.
What to see in Frankfurt
The Römerberg Square is in the heart of the historic center. It is the main square of the city and one of the most beautiful places to see in Frankfurt.
Surrounded by traditional 15th and 16th century houses with typical half-timbering and colorful facades, this square has some of the most important historical buildings of the city such as the Town Hall, St. Paul's Church, the Old Church of St. Nicholas and the Fountain of Justice from 1543, located in the middle.
Cross the Iron Bridge, or Eiserner Steg, built in 1868 to connect the historic center with the new district (Sachsenhausen). In a neo-Gothic style, this steel pedestrian bridge is close to Alte Brücke, where you will be able to enjoy a good view of the skyline and the buildings on the banks of the Main River.
Another of the must-see places to visit in Frankfurt is the house that was the birthplace of Goethe, one of the greats in the history of literature and author of such famous works as "Faust" and "The Misadventures of Young Werther".
Because of the numerous skyscrapers in the city, Frankfurt is sometimes referred to by the nickname of “Mainhattan,” a portmanteau of the Main River and Manhattan. Among these skyscrapers, the 200-meter-high Main Tower stands out: it is the only Frankfurt skyscraper with a public observatory
Take a relaxing walk along the banks of the Main River or an even short river cruise . On both banks you will find a path for walking or playing sports and a grassy area ideal for sunbathing or a small picnic with incredible views of the city skyline.
Additionally, some of the most interesting museums to visit in Frankfurt are:
- Städel Museum : It has one of the most important art collections in the world, with works ranging from the fifteenth century to the present.
- Liebieghaus Museum : It is famous because of its stupendous collection of sculptures from Egypt, Greece, and Rome.
- Giersch Museum : It is an art gallery with temporary exhibitions related to the region is located in, the Rhine-Mine area of Frankfurt.
What to eat in Frankfurt?
Surely you have heard about the world-famous Frankfurt sausages. This product is spread all over the world but, as its name suggests, its origin is in Frankfurt. These fine pork sausages are characterized by their smokey flavor.
The Handkäse “mit Musik”, which means “with music” is a traditional cheese that is often complemented with poached onions.
Some of the best places to eat and drink can be found in Sachsenhausen, a neighborhood where many cider houses and traditional restaurants can be found. Here, you will be able to taste the “Apfelwein” (which translates to apple wine), a German cider, along with traditional dishes like Frankfurter rippchen, slow-cooked cured pork cutlets.
How to arrive in Frankfurt?
Arriving to the Frankfurt International Airport (FRA) is a very feasible option as it is connected directly to many of the main airports throughout Europe and the whole world. The Frankfurt Hahn Airport (HHN), located in the east of the city, is an alternative that also gets international flights.
If you want to use a train to get to Frankfurt, the Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof is its main hub, it connects with some of the main cities in Europe such as Paris and Amsterdam.
How to get around Frankfurt?
Frankfurt is a city that is perfectly connected. You can get from one place to another and back to your hotels in Frankfurt using its U-Bahn (subway) trains and S-bahn (commuter) trains. There are also many buses and trams. You can purchase a daily transportation pass that is valid for any of the public transports in the city.
You may also choose to drive while in Frankfurt, particularly if you’d like to go on a road trip to another city. Keep in mind that Frankfurt has low emission zones, and you need the required environmental sticker to pass through them. Paid street parking is available as well as several parking garages and parking lots.
While you explore the city’s many attractions, take advantage of a warm and comfortable stay in our modern and cozy rooms, where you will feel at home thanks to the excellent service and attention of some of the best hotels in Frankfurt.
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