4D/3N Frankfurt Free & Easy

Frankfurt, Germany has had the reputation for sometime as being a center for business and finance. By no means is this incorrect. It is home to the European Central Bank and is one of the major finance centers on the continent. However, there's so much more to the city than the business flowing through its streets and the skyscrapers that dominate the view. Beneath the surface, Frankfurt tourism actually thrives on the arts.

There are plenty of interesting places to visit in Frankfurt Germany and, much like the rest of the country, many of them relate to history. Poetry lovers will of course pay a visit to the birthplace of Frankfurt's own Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Meanwhile, the Imperial Cathedral, known as the Kaiserdom, is an excellent historical landmark. It was within those hallowed walls that the leaders of the Holy Roman Empire were chosen.

Further shattering the stereotype as a town for business and nothing more is the incredible stretch of museums along both sides of the river Main. Thirteen museums can be found there, and another twenty more can be found throughout the city.

Of all the places to visit in Frankfurt Germany the most aesthetically pleasing is probably the Palmengarten. It was established in 1868 by the citizens of Frankfurt; fifty acres of gardens bloom with flowers and other unusual plants throughout the year. During the summer, concerts and festivals are held and during the winter, flowers are grown inside greenhouses.

However, there's more to Frankfurt tourism than just what is within the city limits. Within an hour by car or bus you can find places to try local wine or even take a ride on the river Rhine to Loreley Rock. Nearby are mountains and forests which are excellent for hiking.

• 3 nights accommodation with daily breakfast
• Transfer from airport to hotel

Extension nights available