2025 Frankfurt an der Oder Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Name: Frankfurt Central Station Address: Am Hauptbahnhof, 60329 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Atmosphere/Facilities: Conveniently connected to Frankfurt Airport by train. It has a grand atmosphere during the day and a romantic atmosphere at night, lit up all night. Recommended points: There are many cafes and bakeries on the premises, making it convenient for a snack before moving on. There is also a bar where you can enjoy the usual German beer. Budget per person: Free in the open space of the station. Evaluation: It is within walking distance of the city center, there are hotels nearby, and it is a perfect base for sightseeing in Frankfurt, so it would be a shame to just pass through this station. #Overseas travel

#wecreate I am glad I have visited some of Frankfurt's popular attractions and what makes me even happier is that the germans are so friendly and helpful. I've gotten a hand drawn map from someone just because i was lost. Here's my list of places to visit: 1) alte oper - Alte Oper used to be an opera house and it is such a lovely historical building with a beautiful fountain outside of it. It is now a concert hall and this is one landmark you should visit. Get your cameras ready and take awesome pictures of the Alte Oper. 2) St Paul Church - the st Paul church in frankfurt is one with a long history. It's structure is beautiful and one shouldn't miss visiting this church. It's amazing how this church can withstand time and still look so well preserved. 3) Liebfrauenberg-Brunnen - this is one of frankfurt's most famous fountain and it is built in the square of Liebfrauenberg, which used to be an affluent area in frankfurt. There are small stalls and flower booths right in front of this fountain, making the whole place pretty and bustling with life. You can shop and visit this historical fountain at the same time. Hope you enjoyed my recommendations and the next time you're lost overseas, perhaps someone may draw you a map too. It's heartwarming to know how helpful and caring people overseas can be, this is the joy of traveling. I love frankfurt.

#MayTravelSupport This is a train from Frankfurt, Germany to Munich. We booked the train using the ÖBB app, but we were in a difficult situation because of the German train strike. However, the weather was so nice on the first day of our proper trip that it melted away. It felt so good to see the vast grasslands, forests, and German architecture that are rarely seen in Korea.

#HawaiiFlightEvent The Main River flows through central western Germany and flows through the city center of Frankfurt. The Eisenbrücke is a pedestrian-only iron bridge that crosses the Main River in Frankfurt. It is made of iron and is named after the 'iron bridge', and there is a tradition of lovers hanging padlocks on the bridge railing. You can enjoy the panoramic view of the Main River and Frankfurt skyline from the bridge, and it is also famous as a photo spot because of its beautiful night view. A riverside walk recommended when traveling to Frankfurt

#HawaiiFlightEvent Frankfurt Central Station is one of the largest train stations in Germany, located in Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany. It is one of the busiest stations in Germany, a railway hub connecting major cities at home and abroad, and a gateway to Europe, and is also about 10 minutes from the airport. There are many restaurants, hotels, and other amenities around the station, so it is a station you will stop by when traveling.

#AprilTravelSupport After completing security check at Frankfurt International Airport, I looked around the airport while waiting for my flight. It was really convenient to be able to board a flight from Germany to the Schengen area without passport check thanks to the Schengen Agreement. It was so convenient not to have to wait in line for passport check. #germanytrip

#March travel support event Let's go to Europe Gogosing^^ Frankfurt Bonn and Medieval church I want to go again Next is Paris

#AustraliaFlightEvent Paulaner in the Squaire (It's not super delicious ~ but it's reasonably priced for an airport and the beer is really good, so I recommend it) Zeppelin-Museum Zeppelinheim (It's a museum near the airport, and there's not a lot to see, but it's good for killing some time! I recommend it because there's no admission fee!)

#CanadaFlightEvent Kleinmarkt, a traditional market in downtown Frankfurt, Germany. It is a place where you can buy various groceries and ingredients, and it is said that Coach Cha Bum-geun used to visit there during his playing days. Hasengasse 5-7, 60311 Frankfurt, Hesse Germany

#0yentravelFebruary2025 I went on a trip from Fukuoka Airport to Frankfurt to meet a friend! On the first day, I went to many tourist spots such as Am Main Tower with a tour guide, and my best memory was drinking apple wine for the first time. I was able to enjoy the taste of apples while eating, which was great. Germany is a very unique city that has European buildings while also having modern buildings! I'm going to go again next year!

🌅【Odra Tower Sunrise Adventure】❄️-15℃ border wonderland, encounter the German-Polish dawn in the clouds✨ At five o'clock in the morning, I wrapped myself in a thick woolen scarf and stood in front of the observation window on the top floor of the Odra Tower, with tiny ice crystals clinging to my eyelashes. The silver giant (Oderturm) spanning the Oder River is overlooking the sleeping border line at a height of 202.5 meters. The lights of Frankfurt an der Oder and Słubice in Poland are faintly visible in the -15℃ fog. As the first ray of golden dawn pierces the Eastern European plain, the entire steel building is transformed into a harp studded with diamonds, and the frozen surface of the Oder River reflects thousands of rays of light—this is my most shocking winter pilgrimage in Brandenburg. 🗼**Cloud Temple: Odra Tower's Extreme Cold Aesthetics** As the highest observation tower in eastern Germany, the Odra Tower itself is a masterpiece of temperature art💠. It is recommended to book the "Sunrise Special" (adult ticket €12 including hot drink voucher) on the official website in advance, and when taking the high-speed elevator at 6m/s, you can see the ice flowers condensed on the steel structure through the glass shaft. The top floor's 360° observation deck is equipped with intelligent temperature-controlled glass, even if the outdoor temperature is -15℃, the indoor temperature is still a pleasant 18℃. Remember to grab a window seat in the northeast corner—it faces the S-shaped bend of the Oder River, and the pine forest on the Polish side will be covered with flowing amber during sunrise, like a magical forest awakening🌲➡️✨. 📸**Photography Tips:** - Use a polarizing filter to eliminate glass reflections - Start time-lapse photography half an hour before sunrise - Project the German flag onto the Polish horizon to create a three-dimensional picture frame 🍲**Warm-up Surprise:** The hunter's stew (Jägerkocher) in the "Cloud Kitchen" on the first floor is a must-have for cold weather. The chef will add wild berries from the Mazovian region of Poland to the traditional Brandenburg dish, and the sweet and sour aroma will instantly dispel the cold🥘❄️→🔥. 🌉**Border Tour: Ice River Journey of Two Cities** Walk 10 minutes from the Odra Tower and cross the Oder River Bridge into Poland. It is highly recommended to rent a snow bike (with heated handlebars) and ride along the "EURO Velo 2". This transnational ice river greenway will form a natural ice sculpture corridor in winter. The rational geometric ice ridges of the German section and the abstract ice waterfall of the Polish section form a wonderful dialogue. Don't miss the following on the way: - "Ice Coffee Station" on the river island: latte made with ice from the Oder River☕ - German-Polish border selfie spot: stand with one foot in each country📸 - Icebreaker cruise every hour (€15/person) 🏰**Hidden Surprise:** Ride 7 kilometers southeast, and the Neuzelle Monastery hidden in the pine forest is holding a "Song of Ice and Fire" themed light show. The Baroque building complex is transformed into a crystal palace at -15℃, and the herbal hot wine (4€/cup) brewed by the monks can instantly raise your body temperature by 3℃🔥. 🎨**Cultural Cocktail:** Every Saturday morning, the Odra Tower's ground floor market is transformed into a "German-Polish Creative Lab". Must-try: 1. Gingerbread carving workshop taught by Polish grandmother (€10 including mold) 2. Ice fishing tool set made by Brandenburg blacksmith 3. Limited edition "Minus 15℃" perfume—top notes are fir ice crystals, and the base notes are roasted chestnut aroma 🍽️**Food Alert:** The Eiszeit restaurant on the riverbank launched a revolutionary dish—flash-frozen Oder River trout sashimi, paired with Polish sour cream fermented with Brandenburg beer yeast. Your taste buds will experience a symphony of ice and fire🐟❄️🎻 🚗**Travel Tips:** - Take RE1 line (1.5 hours) from Berlin to Frankfurt an der Oder - If driving, please note the winter tire regulations and the riverbank parking lot with charging stations - It is recommended to purchase a "Two-Country Winter Pass" (€49 including attractions and transportation) 💡**Survival Guide:** - Stick a hand warmer to the back of your phone to prevent low-temperature shutdown - Wear heated gloves that can be operated with a touch screen - Bring a thermos to hold German herbal tea As the setting sun casts the shadow of the Odra Tower onto Polish territory, the steel giant is transformed into a light and shadow magician. The rooftop bar will project a holographic simulation of the aurora borealis, and you can order a "Border Snow Kiss" made with chilled Brandenburg Riesling. The memory of -15℃ will forever be frozen in the magical latitude of the German-Polish border🌌🍸

Is there a place in this country where you empty your wallet just by traveling? In my case, it was Germany🤭 DM, Rossmann, and Rewe, who were struggling in the 1 euro swamp. I was under the spell of my wallet being completely empty whenever I went to Germany.. Strangely, I don't save money on small things🧐 Without realizing that those small things add up to a big expenseㅋㅋ #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent #GermanyTravel #Frankfurt

🎄 Frankfurt Paulsplatz Christmas Market - Warmth of the Day 🚩 Location: Paulsplatz, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany 🕒 Opening hours: Late November - December 23, AM - PM 📝 The Paulsplatz Christmas Market is a bright and cheerful place to experience a traditional German Christmas. With the Pauls Church as the backdrop, stalls selling Christmas decorations and various handicrafts are spread out, and the winter sun during the day makes the market even more cozy and warm. It is a great place to visit with family, friends, or even alone, and it is the perfect place to enjoy a winter walk and Christmas shopping. #TravelAbroad

🎄 Frankfurt Römerberg Christmas Market 🚩 Location: Römerberg, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany 🕒 Opening hours: Late November - December 23 (times may change each year) 📝 Frankfurt Römerberg Christmas Market is an event where you can fully experience the charm of a traditional German Christmas. The medieval architecture of Römerberg and Christmas decorations create a fairytale-like atmosphere, and you can enjoy various foods and drinks such as glühwein, rosti, and gingerbread cookies. In addition, the handmade ornaments sold at the market are perfect as precious souvenirs. It is especially recommended for families or couples who want a romantic atmosphere. #Overseas travel

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#November Travel Support Event Frankfurt, Germany's hub station. Frankfurt Central Station is the busiest station in Germany and is also the starting point for trains heading to various parts of Europe. There are also many trains going to major cities in Germany. It is an airport that takes about 10 minutes to get to.

#November Travel Support Event Frankfurt, the largest city in Germany. It's a place I stopped by for transit rather than for travel. I stayed one night in Frankfurt to go from Munich to Amsterdam, and I was able to see everything in one night. It's a travel destination where you can get to most places on foot.

#October travel support event When I went to Germany for a company business trip, I toured downtown Frankfurt as the last stop. I went to the square that represents Frankfurt and stopped by the cathedral. I couldn't buy anything at the gift shop that sold miniatures of these buildings, so I just took pictures.

#FallHo-kang-seu-event I had a layover in Frankfurt, Germany, and since it was a layover, I chose a hotel near the station that was good value for money. Hotel Topaz was a clean hotel without any frills and was quite large, so I was satisfied. When I checked in, there was even a cute Haribo jelly to welcome me! I recommend this hotel as a good value for money hotel in Germany. 📍Niddastraße 88, 60329 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

#FallHo-kang-seu-event Located in Römerberg, Germany, this is a famous Einspanner restaurant. Since it is located in Römerberg, it is a good place to stop by after sightseeing. Since it is an open-air cafe, you can sit outside on a nice day. The interior is also cozy, so it was nice to rest comfortably~ 📍Römerberg 32, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

#AutumnHo-kang-seu-event You can reach the old city center in 20 minutes on foot from Frankfurt Central Station. It is a place where you can't miss out on your trip to Frankfurt, with places like Römer Square, the Cathedral, and Goethe House. It is a convenient travel destination because it is gathered around Römer Square.

#AutumnHo-cationEvent Frankfurt Main River is a great place to enjoy leisure in the city. If you walk or ride a bike along the river, you can enjoy the beautiful cityscape and nature at the same time. The sunset is really beautiful in the evening, and if you take a cruise on the river, you can feel another charm. If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city for a while, I recommend taking a walk along the river.

This is a view of the city of Frankfurt. Although the city has a large population, it has a quiet and peaceful atmosphere. In particular, the street cleaners were in their 20s, unlike in our country. I found out that in Germany, there is no such thing as a noble or humble job. The salary difference between street cleaners and doctors is not that big. In Frankfurt, there is Palmengarten, Goethe's birthplace, and Römerberg. #August travel support event

#Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event Frankfurt doesn't really have many tourist attractions. Since most of the city was completely destroyed during World War II, it's hard to find old buildings. As part of recent real estate development, the old city center has been restored as of 2020, and palaces and other places are being restored.

#Southeast Asia Airlines Event This is the Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof Station in Germany, which is strange because there is an advertisement for Kumho Asiana in Korea. It takes about 10 minutes by train from the airport, and there are many hotels around the station, so it is a station that German travelers have visited at least once. The security around the station is not very good, so you should always be careful.

#HotelAccommodationEvent The downtown area of ​​Frankfurt that you will come across when you walk from Frankfurt Central Station to Römerplatz. This is where the headquarters of Eurobank is located, and there is a statue of the Euro, and Goethe House is so ordinary that you may pass it by without noticing it. The Euro is a good point to visit at night when the soft lights come on to see the night view.

There are a lot of places that sell shaved ice in Korea, but it's hard to find a place that sells it in Germany. Especially in the hot summer, I always crave for cool shaved ice. A cafe in Frankfurt sells shaved ice. They put a lot of rice cakes on top of the shaved ice, and I think it's enough for two people. #OverseasFlightEvent #EuropeTravel

#OverseasFlightEvent Symbolic place in Frankfurt Absolutely amazing buildings! Almost the only place worth seeing in Frankfurt! It's so photogenic! A rare place in Frankfurt that retains its old appearance. The buildings are cute. There were a lot of food trucks because it was a festival season, and there were rides along the river, so it was fun. You pay for each ride and ride, but I recommend riding one.