Frankfurt Things to Do

This small bar in Sachsenhausen has its own puritanical style; the decor is decidedly minimalist, the clientele well-dressed and cosmopolitan - a mix of business people, students and night owls. The drinks list includes a range... more

Named after the ornamental tree native to China and Japan, Ginkgo offers a range of cocktails, breakfasts and a select choice of Eurasian cuisine. Guests sit at exquisitely decorated Japanese style tables and enjoy the likes of... more

Although it is also popular with business people and hotel guests, the Frankfurter Hof's hotel bar is renowned as a high society hangout. The rich and the beautiful meet at Café Bar Restaurant Oscar's for a cocktail at the bar... more

Frankfurt's new attraction, Fellini, is located in the heart of the city in the Konstabler Arcaden shopping center next to the Arabella Grand Hotel. It hosts top class cabaret and burlesque performances in a stylish 1920s Art D... more

One of the oldest and best bars in town. Despite the name, you won't find many surfers here, but a mixed clientele of the young and young-at-heart. The bar is decorated with bright neon lights and glittering chrome; the drinks... more

This post-modern building lies in the center of the old town, between the Dom and the Römer, and is renowned for its classy international art exhibitions which have been attracting visitors since 1986. The Schirn Kunsthalle doe... more

The district of Sachsenhausen is known for its pubs specialising in apfelwein, or apple wine. Apfelweinwirtschaft Wagner is one of these typical establishments; rustic and cosy, selling apple wine by the pitcher. The clientèle... more

Back in 1865, the Galopprennbahn some five kilometers (three miles) south of Frankfurt was turned into a race course for around 6000 spectators. The terraces, originally modeled on those in Paris, have since been replaced, but... more

The CocoonClub, located on the ground floor of the triangular U.F.O building in Frankfurt's Ostend district, is one of the premier venues for electronic and house music in the city. Hipsters converge here every weekend to dance... more

Goethestraße is Frankfurt's equivalent of Fifth Avenue or Oxford Street, although distinctly smaller and less crowded. This part of the city, between Alte Oper and Roßmarkt, is devoted to pretty much one thing: fashion! The str... more