Why wait for the weekend? Frankfurt is full of surprises on weekdays too, and our latest offer is perfect for anyone who has a flexible schedule and enjoys exploring.
During the week, the city reveals its hidden treasures. Its museums are surprisingly quiet, perfect for taking in every detail and discovering things you might easily miss when surrounded by weekend crowds. You can explore landmarks like the Römer, the Palmengarten, and the Main Tower without waiting in long lines, and restaurants and traditional apple wine taverns that are often booked well in advance on weekends have tables available. One special highlight of our package is an unhurried city tour by velotaxi. Sit back and relax as your driver takes you around the metropolis on the Main, sharing their love of the city and insights into Frankfurt’s history, architecture, and way of life, at your own personal pace, with plenty of time for a photo stop or some ice cream along the way.
With our Midweek Special package, you can experience Frankfurt without the crowds:
A two-hour private city tour by velotaxi
Quiet museums including the Städel, the Schirn, and the Senckenberg
Better tables at restaurants and apple wine taverns
Leisurely shopping and authentic city life
A private two-hour city tour by velotaxi
Two nights in an Orange Plus double room (for two people)
or an Orange single room (for one person)
Two delicious organic breakfasts
A welcome drink at the bar for each person
A two-day Frankfurt Card, including free local public transit and discounts at many museums and attractions
Package price:
2 people in an Orange Plus double room € 492 (€ 246 per night)
1 person in a Classic single room € 391 (€ 195,50 per night)
Can be booked from Friday to Monday, except during trade fairs • minimum stay 2 nights • Not available during trade fairs • extra nights upon request • cancellation is free of charge up to 48 hours before arrival • the package is subject to availability
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The velotaxi tour, with pickup directly at the hotel.
Well-known museums and attractions such as the Goethe House, the Main Tower, and the Palmengarten are also open on Mondays. You can find up-to-date information here.
Hungry for modern fusion cuisine? Or perhaps you’re looking for traditional Hessian classics? We’re happy to recommend suitable restaurants and make reservations for you.
Photo credit: ©#visitrhinemain, photographer Udo Bernhart
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