[2025 Frankfurt Attraction] Travel Guide for Iron Footbridge (Updated Jan)

The Eiserner Steg is a footbridge spanning the river Main in the city of Frankfurt, Germany, which connects the centre of Frankfurt with the district of Sachsenhausen. The first wrought iron bridge was built in 1868. It was replaced in 1911/1912 by a slightly larger cantilever bridge. This bridge has gorgeous views of the river and the buildings that line each side of the river. Smaller foot bridge with locks lining both sides of the bridge. Love the vibe of the entire riverside! Loved being there! #bucketlistreboot #tripblazers #couplestrip #frankfurt

#WinterTravel 🎄 Christmas Market in front of Eisenner Bridge 👍 One of the most charming markets in Frankfurt for Christmas ✔️ The Christmas Market in front of Eisenner Bridge is one of the most popular markets in Frankfurt for Christmas. With the Main River and Eisenner Bridge as a backdrop, this market offers a warm atmosphere with various Christmas decorations, local specialties, souvenirs, and food. In particular, the German Christmas snack Glühwein (warm wine) and various handicrafts are full of attractive shopping items. Along with the atmosphere of the market, it is the best place to enjoy the winter in Frankfurt.

🌟 Eiserner Steg Reasons to Visit: Eiserner Steg is one of the most famous landmarks in Frankfurt, offering stunning city views along with its historical architecture. The view of the Main River and the surrounding skyscrapers from the bridge is particularly beautiful, attracting many visitors. Additionally, the bridge has a tradition where couples attach love locks, creating a romantic atmosphere. It is a must-visit spot for anyone traveling to Frankfurt. Drawbacks: As a very popular attraction, the bridge can get quite crowded, so it's best to visit with some patience.

It’s an incredible trip to visit Frankfurt, Germany during Christmas season, the people, the food, the atmosphere was amazing. I would definitely recommend anyone to visit the Frankfurt Christmas market, a long stretch market full of food and drink. Christmas lighting was beautiful. #travel #couplestrip #frankfurt #christmas

When flying from China to small European cities, there are often no direct flights. If you happen to fly Lufthansa, you will inevitably have to transfer in Frankfurt. This is my initial impression of this city. I think it should be Super cities like Dubai and Istanbul🏙️. But in fact, the area of ​​Frankfurt is only 248 square kilometers, which is not as big as the main urban area of ​​Shanghai. Viewed from the plane, the city is surrounded by dense countryside. It seems that... it is not that prosperous, or in other words, it is not as prosperous as you imagined. kind of prosperity. Two or three days are enough to visit this city. Day 1: Iron Bridge → Frankfurt Cathedral → Fountain of Justice → Old Town Hall → Roman Forum → Goethe’s Birthplace → Zell Strasse 💞The Iron Bridge (Eiserner Steg) is one of the most iconic attractions in Frankfurt. This is a cast iron bridge built in 1868. It was bombed by the Nazis on the last day of World War II. In 1946, the iron bridge was rebuilt , reconnecting the core area of ​​the city, also seems to tell the story of the great changes in the past hundred years. Today, the bridge is covered with concentric locks symbolizing love and peace. Standing on the bridge, you can see Frankfurt’s city skyline and magnificent churches at a glance. After crossing the bridge, on the north bank of the Main River is the city center area. The following scenic spots are basically in the same place. From the Iron Bridge to Zell Street, there are many cafes and snack bars along the way, and the architectural style gradually changes from Gothic transitions to modern glass facades. Zellstrasse is a commercial pedestrian street. You can see many street performers performing here almost every day🎭. Next to it is the MyZeil shopping mall, which should be the largest shopping mall in the city. You can get tax refund when shopping in it, which is quite affordable. Day 2: Frankfurt Old Opera House → Euro Tower → Stadel Museum → Main River → German Film Museum 💶Frankfurt is the economic center of Europe and the seat of the European Central Bank, so many people will make a special trip to check in the "Euro Tower" and soak up the "European spirit". Next to it is the Opera House and City Park. Walk across the river from here to the famous Städel Art Museum. When you are tired from walking, go in and enjoy the air conditioning, and have a conversation with people from a hundred years ago. 🖼️In addition to the art museum, there are also architecture museums, natural history museums, history museums, film museums, etc. It can be said to be a holy place for museum lovers. Many of the cultural relics in the collection are also heavyweight, such as Rembrandt's masterpiece "The Blind Side" "Samson" is located in the Städel Museum, the Natural History Museum has dinosaur fossils, and the Film Museum has a 1:1 model of "Alien"... But in the final analysis, the most unforgettable thing for me is actually the river that runs through the city - the Main River. You may not know that the full name of this city is "Frankfurt am Main". It is a modern but rich historical city that was born, built by the river, and developed along the river. Every weekend, many people will walk along the river. River walks🚶exercise🏄picnic🧺, return to the way life should be. I hope you can slow down here, forget about work, forget about worries, forget about clocking in and taking photos, and walk along the river like a local. I believe you will find something different.

🇩🇪 Frankfurt 3-day citywalk guide First stop: Frankfurt 📸 Must-see spots ✅ Römerberg, one of the most important squares in Germany, with historical buildings from the Middle Ages 🏰 ✅ Leipzig Old Town Hall, a German 🇩🇪 history museum, well worth a visit 👀 ✅ Frankfurt Cathedral, a 13th-15th century Gothic building ✅ Main River, a beautiful and peaceful place in Germany, with unique scenery ✅ Iron Bridge, with a wide view of both banks The main urban area of Frankfurt is not large, and you can walk around in less than an hour. It is recommended that you 😌 citywalk around this city, which is even better, and experience life in Frankfurt in depth

Frankfurt is the financial center of Germany and one of the most charming cities in Europe. Today I want to share with you 8 excellent photo spots in Frankfurt, so you can easily take stunning photos! 1. **Domturm Frankfurt Cathedral Tower**: This is one of the most popular and easily accessible photo spots. You only need a student ticket for two dollars to climb the tower and overlook the beautiful scenery of Frankfurt. 2. **Eiserner Steg Iron Bridge in Frankfurt**: The photo effect is very good whether you cross the bridge or take photos under the bridge. You can capture the beautiful scenery of the Main River and the Frankfurt Financial District. 3. **Untermainbrücke Main River Bridge**: Directly facing the financial district center, you can take photos with a sense of reinforced concrete forest, which is very shocking. 4. **Frankfurt am Main Panoramaterrasse Galeria**: This is the terrace of the Galeria rooftop restaurant. You can take stunning photos while enjoying delicious food. 5. **Maintower Frankfurt Main Tower**: The night view is very beautiful at night. This is almost the only photo spot where you can overlook Frankfurt from a high place. However, it should be noted that the top of the lighthouse requires a ticket of 9 euros. 6. **Deutschherrnbrücke and Flößerbrücke**: Both are bridges on the Main River, on the east side of Frankfurt city. Whether shooting sunrise or day to night, the effect is very good. 7. **Lindner Hotel Frankfurt**: This is a hotel, and it costs 30 euros to climb to the top. But the night view here is very good, you can take a group photo of the Main River and the Central Financial District. 8. **Frankfurt Old Town**: The old town of Frankfurt is full of history and cultural heritage. You can capture the beauty and uniqueness of traditional German architecture here.

1. Domturm, Frankfurt Cathedral. This is probably the most popular and easily accessible spot. Student tickets are only 2 euros. 2. Eiserner Steg, Iron Bridge. It's best to take photos from the other side of the bridge or from underneath. 3. Untermainbrücke, Main River Bridge. This spot faces the financial district. Use a telephoto lens to capture the feeling of a concrete jungle. 4. Frankfurt am Main Panoramaterrasse Galeria. This is the terrace of the Galeria rooftop restaurant. You can have a meal there and take some great photos. However, the rooftop restaurant seems to require a stored value card, which is a bit of a hassle. 5. Maintower, Frankfurt. This spot is best for night photography. Frankfurt prohibits drones, so this is one of the few spots where you can take aerial photos. The lighthouse costs 9 euros. Here are a few more distant spots. You'll need a telephoto lens. 6. Deutschherrnbrücke and FlöBerbrücke. These are both bridges over the Main River on the east side of Frankfurt. These spots are great for sunrise or sunset photography. 7. Lindner Hotel Frankfurt. This hotel costs 30 euros to enter, but it's great for night photography. You can take photos of the Main River and the financial district. This is a wide-angle shot from Place of Germany and Google Maps. The first one has a lot of German travel guides, so I recommend you check it out. 8. See these few lonely tall buildings in Frankfurt.

the spot is good for photo..the place os popular because of the kdrama queen of tears they shot that place ...and many people stop and take a photo that place

Iron bridge is also known as Eisener Steg in German. This is the most popular walking bridge in Frankfurt. This is also the best bridge to view the high rise commercial buildings and also best sunset view. The Mankai area near the bridge is a must go attractions with relaxing park, restaurants and bars by the river. You may also lock your locks on the bridge for eternity meaning. #bridge #amazing #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #frankfurt #germany #niceview #traveller