Frankfurt has hosted the inaugural German parliament in Germany's history. This self-guided audio tour guides you through the city center, unveiling intriguing facts and hidden gems that might otherwise go unnoticed.Your journey begins at the old opera house, leading you through the contemporary shopping district and into the historic Altstadt. Along the way, you'll encounter landmarks such as the stock exchange, Goethe's residence, and a tranquil garden. You'll discover why the ancient Hühnermarkt was reconstructed and learn about the origins of the town hall's name, Römer.As you meander through the indoor market, you have the opportunity to sample fleischwurst from local vendors or pick up other items of interest. Wine aficionados can explore selections at local wine shops or bars. The tour emphasizes sites with free entry that are suitable for rainy days and includes landmarks such as the 19th-century opera house, the bull and bear statues, and the distinctive architecture of the Hühnermarkt. You'll hear tales about the stock exchange statues and Hitler’s aversion to Frankfurt. This tour offers a comprehensive exploration of the city's diverse history and culture.
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Begin your journey at the old opera house and explore Frankfurt's historic Altstadt. Encounter landmarks such as the stock exchange, Goethe's residence, and tranquil gardens. Learn about the reconstruction of the ancient Hühnermarkt and the origins of Römer. Sample local fleischwurst or explore wine selections at indoor markets. Hear tales about the stock exchange statues and Hitler’s aversion to Frankfurt
The tour starts in front of the Alte Oper, Opernpl. 1, 60313 Frankfurt am MainIt's the building witht the three columned entrance, in front of the fountain.The following public transport options are on the Operplatz where the tour begins: U6 and U7 to Alte Oper, and bus 64 where you will see the fountain and Alte Oper. The S-bahn to Taunusanlage is also very close by.