Flights from Surabaya (SUB) to Frankfurt (FRA)

About Frankfurt

Frankfurt, where skyscrapers meet the River Main

Frankfurt combines a striking skyline with riverside promenades and charming neighbourhoods. As Germanys leading financial centre and a major European transport hub, it welcomes business travellers and holidaymakers with modern infrastructure and efficient connections across the continent.

Beyond its towers, Frankfurt offers leafy parks, world-class museums, and restored historic streets. You can stroll along the River Main, explore the compact Altstadt with its half-timbered houses, then step into contemporary galleries and design-forward cafes only a few minutes away.

The city is easy to navigate, with reliable public transport and pedestrian-friendly areas. Whether you are here for meetings in the Bankenviertel or a short city break before exploring other parts of Germany, Frankfurt provides a relaxed yet dynamic base.

Top sights in Frankfurt

Römerberg

Wander the restored medieval square of Römerberg, framed by colourful half-timbered houses and historic civic buildings.

Main Tower

Ride the lift to the Main Tower observation deck for panoramic views over Frankfurts skyline and the River Main.

Museumsufer

Explore the Museumsufer, a cluster of renowned museums along the river, covering art, film, architecture, and more.

Palmengarten

Relax in Palmengarten, a botanical garden with glasshouses, themed landscapes, and peaceful walking paths.

Zeil shopping street

Stroll down Zeil, Frankfurts main shopping boulevard, lined with flagship stores, malls, and side streets full of boutiques.

Experience Frankfurt at your own pace

Start with a walk along the River Main, where wide promenades invite you to cycle, jog, or simply sit and watch boats pass by. River cruises give you a different view of the skyline and are a relaxed way to see the contrast between glass towers and historic facades.

Culture lovers can spend full days at the Museumsufer, choosing from institutions dedicated to fine arts, film, applied arts, or communication. Many museums offer family-friendly exhibits and well-designed spaces for lingering. The citys compact size makes it easy to combine museum visits with time in nearby parks and riverside cafes.

For a glimpse of everyday life, explore neighbourhoods such as Sachsenhausen and Bornheim. Here you will find traditional taverns, weekly markets, and local shops. Seasonal fairs, concerts, and riverside festivals add extra colour to the city calendar, especially in the warmer months.

A taste of Frankfurt

Frankfurts dining scene blends hearty regional dishes with international influences. You can try comforting classics in traditional taverns or explore creative interpretations in modern bistros and fine-dining restaurants around the city.

Local specialities are often served in cosy apple-wine taverns, where wooden interiors and long tables create a relaxed atmosphere for groups and solo diners alike. International restaurants are easy to find, reflecting Frankfurts role as a global business hub and attracting chefs from across Europe and beyond.

Food markets and delicatessens showcase regional produce, breads, cheeses, and sweets. Whether you prefer a leisurely sit-down meal, a quick snack between meetings, or a riverside picnic, you will find plenty of options across central districts.

Retail therapy in the Main metropolis

Frankfurt offers a wide range of shopping experiences, from major international brands to independent designers. Zeil is the citys busiest shopping street, where you will find department stores, multi-level malls, and well-known fashion labels.

For a more upscale atmosphere, head towards Goethestrasse and the surrounding streets, home to luxury boutiques, jewellery stores, and elegant window displays. Smaller side streets in the city centre reveal design shops, bookshops, and speciality food stores ideal for picking up gifts.

Neighbourhood markets and seasonal fairs add another layer to the retail experience, with stalls selling regional products, crafts, and seasonal treats. Many shopping areas are pedestrian-friendly, making it easy to explore several districts in a single afternoon.

Best time to visit Frankfurt

Spring in Frankfurt (March to May, 5–18°C / 41–64°F, shoulder season) brings blossoming parks and milder days ideal for city walks and outdoor cafes. Light layers work well as temperatures can change quickly, and there are fewer crowds at major attractions.

Summer (June to August, 15–27°C / 59–81°F, peak season) is warm and lively, with long daylight hours and frequent outdoor events along the River Main. This is an inviting time to enjoy river cruises, open-air dining, and evening strolls through the city centre.

Autumn and winter (September to February, 0–18°C / 32–64°F, low season) offer crisp air, colourful foliage, and a quieter pace in museums and shops. Cooler temperatures call for warm clothing, but the city feels atmospheric, with cosy interiors and seasonal decorations brightening streets and squares.

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