
This self-guided tour covers 3.2 km and includes 8 stations over a duration of 120 minutes. Participants will explore Frankfurt's historical transformations, contrasting its modern skyline with its medieval architecture, particularly in the Römerberg area. The tour is designed for those interested in history, memory, urbanism, and innovation. It features audio content narrated by experts and locals, along with an AI guide and navigation support through an app. The tour is open to all, although it may not suit those looking for a guided experience.
A 200-meter-high testament to Frankfurt's vertical ambition and the engineering prowess of the post-war era.
The simple birthplace of German democracy, which carries the weight of a revolutionary dream and a catastrophic failure.
The historical heart of the city, completely destroyed in 1944 and resurrected by a controversial psychological need for the past.
A brilliant architectural compromise that houses the physical memory of Frankfurt's destruction and its ancient roots.
A fascinating, controversial urban experiment in which Frankfurt spent millions to restore its lost medieval soul.
The towering Gothic cathedral, where the emperors of the Holy Roman Empire were elected and crowned – a symbol of centuries of absolute power.