Frankfurt Itinerary 4 Days

4 Days in Frankfurt - Perfect Holiday Guide

If there is one thing that this German city is often talked, it is for being one the world’s busiest airports. It has come a long way to being one of the continent’s most bustling cities on the economy, education, and recreation. There are two reasons that draw travelers to Frankfurt; its being as one of the world’s biggest stock exchanges that further signifies the many trade fairs here along with its proximity to other important Germany cities like Munich and Berlin among others. Not to mention a plethora of attractions including museums, gardens, opera houses and churches that make an exceptional Frankfurt Itinerary 4 Days. This is just the right number of days for one to behold the city’s essence.

How to see Frankfurt in 4 days?

Day 1 in Frankfurt

Your first day in Frankfurt is a lovely blend of the outdoors and indoors, with a dash of adventure. Begin your day with a visit to the Messel Pit Fossil Site where you can embark on a chance of exploring fossils. Holding both ecological as well as scientific significance, this disused quarry was where once the Oil shale was mined. As you near afternoon, head to the Climbing forest Darmstadt / Weitblick Naturerlebnis GmbH where you can spend a good time trying a hand at outdoor rock climbing. Towards the evening make your way to the Sachsenhausen. This place boasts of a cool vibe, perfect to unwind towards the end of the day. The main draw of Sachsenhausen is the Museumsufer which is a row of eclectic riverside museums. The museums cover diverse interests including fine art, Jewish history, various genres of films and even architecture.

Day 2 in Frankfurt

Day 2 is all about art and museums. Start by visiting the Schlossmuseum Darmstadt. This museum is home to some of the artworks that date to the last Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig’s rule. Next up is the gorgeous artist’s colony Mathildenhoehe Und Jugendstil Kolonie. In this colony, you will art forms of everything from space, architecture, and social modernity among more. Elevating the significance of this artsy day is the fabulous Museum of Modern Art. Having been founded in the year 1981, the museum dons the design of Viennese architect Hans Hollein. Its distinct triangular shape has people referring to it as the “piece of cake”. Conclude the day at the vibrant Romerberg. Its location in front of the Römer building enhances its appeal along with deriving its name.

Day 3 in Frankfurt

The third day in Frankfurt bequeaths you with another fabulous opportunity of basking the goodness of its glorious outdoors. Commence with Zoo Vivarium Darmstadt, also considered as one of the best things to do in Frankfurt with kids. There is a good number of exotic reptiles here to amaze you. Next, some more delights at the Goethe House. This museum is essentially a writer's house museum where the Goethe family once resided. Then, towards the evening, look forward to the Park Rosenhoehe that is home to a massive variety of flowers. The park dons a beautiful charm if you are to visit it, especially in the Spring months. Zeil Shopping Street is the ideal place to call it a day amidst much gala!

Day 4 in Frankfurt

You can have this day entirely to yourself, or experience some local pleasures such as the Frankfurt Opera House which was acclaimed by the title of “Opera house of the year” numerous times. To enjoy doing absolutely nothing, heading to the Palmengarten is a good idea too, where you can just choose a spot and relax in the company of millions of flowers.