The Roman Catholic St. Bartholomew's Cathedral (Frankfurter Dom, or Dom St. Bartholomäus) proudly stands out against the surrounding architecture. Towering at 95 metres, it is built in a signature Gothic design and showcases rich red sandstone. This is one of very few churches that has been appointed as an Imperial Cathedral. See various relics including the skullcap of St. Bartholomew.

Culture lovers will be spoilt for choice with renowned museums at Frankfurt's Museum District (Museumsufer). Top attractions include the Museum of World Cultures (Museum der Weltkulturen) - regarded as one of Europe's best ethnological museums. You'll also find the Museum of Ancient Sculpture (Städtische Galerie Liebieghau), and the Icon Museum (Ikonen-Museum der Stadt Frankfurt am Main) to name a few!

Visit one of the most contemporary museums for natural history in all of Europe. The Senckenberg Natural History Museum (Naturmuseum Senckenberg) is the second largest in Germany. Here, you'll discover Europe's largest exhibition of giant dinosaurs, making it a go-to attraction for families. The museum also houses the world's largest collection of stuffed birds. English language tours are available.

The Römerberg sits at the centre of Frankfurt's Old Town (Altstadt), and is a popular attraction for travellers. With the Justice Fountain (Gerechtigkeitsbrunnen) in the middle of this location, this is Frankfurt's most beautiful public square. There is plenty to explore, from open-fronted shops to traditional buildings including the Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus) with its Imperial Hall (Kaisersaal).

The Palm Garden (Palmengarten) is the largest botanic garden in Germany, stretching across an impressive 54-acres! Welcoming visitors since 1871, these gardens have attracted celebrated performers from across the world. See outdoor botanical exhibits, designed with a unique layout to match their actual geographical locations. This family-friendly attraction also features boating activities, a children's playground and picnic hotspots.