[2025 Frankfurt Attraction] Travel Guide for The Roman Forum (Updated May)

Embark on a nine-day journey through Germany, traversing its historical corridors and exploring the secrets of European castles! Each step immerses you in German romance and culture, as if time were flowing backward, leaving you captivated. Come and experience this unique journey! -------- Located in the heart of Europe, Germany boasts a rich history, showcasing its unique regional style everywhere, from magnificent castles 🏰 to modern cities. Known as the land of sausages, its cuisine is as unforgettable as its scenery! -------- 📅 Suggested Itinerary: D1: Arrive in Munich and begin your romantic German adventure! Visit Marienplatz, explore the Munich Residenz, stroll through the Englischer Garten, admire the grandeur of the Frauenkirche, and finally, visit the BMW Museum. D2: Delve deeper into Munich with a visit to Linderhof Palace, enjoy the scenery of Oberammergau, and immerse yourself in the fairytale atmosphere of Neuschwanstein Castle. D3-D4: Travel from Munich to Stuttgart, then to Frankfurt. Visit the Porsche & Mercedes-Benz Museums and experience the charm of the German automotive industry. In Frankfurt, explore landmarks such as the Eurotower and the Iron Bridge, and experience the historical charm of Römerberg. D5-D6: Head to Leipzig for a game and visit historical sites such as St. Thomas Church. Afterward, travel to Dresden and explore the Semper Opera House and the Green Vault, immersing yourself in the splendor of art. D7-D8: Arrive in Berlin and visit historical sites such as the Reichstag Building and the Brandenburg Gate, experiencing the profound history of the German capital. Visit the Neues Museum and the Neue Nationalgalerie to appreciate the city's artistic charm. D9: Conclude your wonderful German journey and return home from Berlin. 🛫 -------- 🧳 Travel Preparations: 📞 Be sure to get a local SIM card for easy communication and to avoid getting lost. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug adapter, as German plugs are different from ours. 📜 Ensure you have all necessary documents, including your passport and visa, for a smooth entry process. 👕 March in Germany can still be quite chilly, so pack warm clothes and comfortable shoes for a more enjoyable trip. 🔋 Remember to bring your charger and a power bank to keep your phone charged at all times. 💰 Oh, and don't forget your credit card and some cash for shopping and emergencies! -------- 🌟 Private tours in Germany offer in-depth exploration and a unique travel experience! Don't forget to like and save for more exciting discoveries! 🌟

7-Day Europe Tour: Explore the City of Romance! This super detailed guide will help you enjoy your trip without any pitfalls. Save it now! / 🚗 Itinerary: Day 1: Brussels to Paris. Set off for the romantic city of Paris and enjoy the scenery of the European continent along the way. Day 2: Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, Place de la Concorde, Notre-Dame de Paris, Eiffel Tower, Palace of Versailles. See all the famous sights of Paris in one day and experience the history and romance of France. Day 3: Seine River Cruise, Louvre Museum. Take a boat trip on the Seine River and experience the charm of Paris, the city of water. Visit the Louvre Museum and enjoy its artistic treasures. Day 4: Reims Cathedral, Adolphe Bridge, Pétrusse Valley, Place de la Constitution. Travel through history and nature and experience the unique charm of Reims and Luxembourg. Day 5: Karl Marx House, Porta Nigra, Roman Square, Frankfurt Cathedral. Follow in the footsteps of great men and experience the rich culture of Germany. Day 6: Beethoven House, Cologne Cathedral. Listen to the legacy of music and admire the grandeur and majesty of Cologne Cathedral. Day 7: Zaanse Schans, Amsterdam Canal Cruise, Dam Square, Royal Palace Amsterdam. Start your trip to the Netherlands in the windmill village, take a boat trip on the canals, and finally visit the city center of Amsterdam. / **Notes**: * Specialty prices: French perfume and chocolate range from €15 to €200. Don't hesitate to buy when you see something you like! 🛍️ * Exchange rate: €1 ≈ CNY 7.6. Keep this in mind when exchanging money so you can spend with confidence! 💶 * Time difference: Europe is 6–7 hours behind Beijing time. Adjust to the time difference and enjoy your trip! ⏰ * December climate: Northern Europe is snowy and beautiful, while Southern Europe is warm and spring-like. Choose your clothes according to the weather and enjoy your trip! 🌨️🌞 / Don't hesitate! This Europe tour guide is ready for you. Save it now and start your romantic trip to Europe!

European Christmas markets are fun just to look at✨ Among those European Christmas markets, the German Christmas market is said to be the real deal🎄 This is the Christmas market at Römerberg in Frankfurt✨ It's also called the oldest Christmas market! Germany is like Oktoberfest, but they really depend on festivals like this😂 It's simply amazing that they set up these wooden shops and attractions every time and then take them down when they're done! Come and enjoy the Christmas atmosphere while drinking hot wine and eating sausages 🎅🏻 📍Location: Römerberg 26, 60311 Frankfurt am Main 🕰️Opening hours: November 25th - December 22nd, 2024 Weekdays and Saturdays 10:00-21:00 Sundays 11:00-21:00 💰Admission fee: Free ⚠️Note The Christmas market surprisingly ends before Christmas! Be careful when scheduling! #0yentravelautumn #Germany #Christmas #Wintertravel #Christmasmarket #Frankfurt #Amazingview #Overseastravel

1️⃣Römerberg: The historical center of Frankfurt, surrounded by medieval buildings, the square often hosts markets and festivals. 2️⃣Frankfurt Cathedral: This Gothic cathedral is a symbol of the city, and you can overlook the entire Frankfurt from the top of the tower. 3️⃣Städel Museum: It houses a rich collection of art from the Middle Ages to the present, and is a must-visit for art lovers. 4️⃣Goethe House: Explore the birthplace of the famous German writer Goethe and feel the environment in which he grew up and his creative inspiration. 5️⃣Main Tower: A modern skyscraper, the top viewing platform offers a magnificent view of Frankfurt's skyline. 6️⃣Main River: Walking, cycling, or boating along the river are all good choices to enjoy leisure time. The history of Frankfurt can be traced back to 794 AD. The Frankish king Charlemagne successfully crossed the river here during the battle with the Saxons, turning the tide. Therefore, Charlemagne built a city here and named it Frankfurt. Walking on the streets of Frankfurt, the interweaving of ancient buildings and skyscrapers, like a shining pearl, quietly set in the heart of Germany 💁Goethe House Frankfurter Goethe-Haus "On August 28, 1749, I was born in Frankfurt at 12 noon, and my constellation is not bad." This is Goethe's description of his birth in his autobiography "Poetry and Truth". Goethe lived here before the age of 26 and created many literary works here, such as his masterpieces "Götz von Berlichingen" and "The Sorrows of Young Werther". The first and second floors of Goethe House are public spaces, including restaurants, kitchens, living rooms, living rooms, etc., and the third floor is Goethe's bedroom and study 🏰Frankfurt Cathedral Kaiserdom St. Bartholomäus The full name is "St. Bartholomew-Emperor's Cathedral", built between 1250 and 1514 during the Merovingian dynasty, in the Gothic architectural style. This is one of the important buildings of the Roman Empire. It was once the place where the Roman Emperor was elected. It witnessed the glorious moment when ten German emperors were crowned here, and it was also the origin of the title of "Emperor's Cathedral". 🎩Städel Museum The museum houses about 110,000 works, including 3,100 oil paintings, 660 sculptures, more than 100,000 sketches and prints, etc., fully demonstrating the development of European art from the 14th century to the present. The museum's art collection is mainly divided into four areas-classical paintings, modern art, contemporary art, prints and sketches. "Classical paintings" is the most important collection category of the museum, including works by Rembrandt, Jan Vermeer, and Jan van Eyck 👑Alte Oper It used to be an opera house in history, but now it is a concert hall. It was completed in 1880. During World War II, the opera house was destroyed and was once known as the most beautiful ruin in Germany. After a repair cost of 110 million euros, the appearance was kept as original as possible, and it was used as a concert hall and conference center

(First Part) ||| Frankfurt am Main Germany's financial center and a transportation hub Especially suitable as a layover destination for travelers 📍 Itinerary: Eurotower ➙ Iron Bridge ➙ Römerberg ➙ Cathedral ➙ Zeil ➙ Main Tower ● Eurotower (Eurotower) The giant euro symbol in front of the Eurotower stands in front of a 40-story building Before 2014, this was the office location of the European Central Bank This blue euro symbol is 14 meters high and weighs 50 tons Adorned with 12 yellow stars, representing the initial 12 countries that decided to use the euro 💁🏻‍♀️ Suggested visit duration: 10mins ● Iron Bridge (Eiserner Steg), see images 2, 3, 4 Spanning the Main River, the bridge is covered with love locks, making it a romantic hotspot! Every morning, when the sunlight falls on the bridge, you can overlook the city skyline from the bridge, which is absolutely a magnificent sight 💖💖💖 Even Jay Chou and Hannah Quinlivan have left beautiful photos on this bridge 💖💖💖 Moreover, the bridge is only 200 meters long, and it takes only 3 minutes to walk across, which is incredibly convenient Ladies, come and feel the 😘 romantic atmosphere of this bridge 💁🏻‍♀️ Suggested visit duration: 20mins ● Römerberg and City Hall (Römerberg & Frankfurter Römer) Located in the center of Frankfurt, Römerberg is like traveling through time, taking you into the mysterious world of the Middle Ages The center of the square features a magnificent statue of the goddess of justice, towering into the clouds, as if proclaiming the power of justice to the world 💁🏻‍♀️ Suggested visit duration: 30mins 👸 Statue of Justice, see image 5 As the focal point of the square, it stands in the form of a bronze statue. She faces the city hall, guarding the dignity of the law with a firm gaze Her right hand holds a sword high, symbolizing the power and dignity of the law, commanding respect Her left hand holds a scale, embodying the core values of fairness and justice, ensuring that everyone enjoys fair treatment The water in the fountain flows cheerfully, replacing the wine that was once sprayed during important ceremonies, as if conveying the power of justice to the world 🏢 City Hall, see image 6 An absolutely unmissable place is the city hall It has a unique feature, with its stair-like herringbone roof, three connected Gothic buildings, truly a treasure of architecture And did you know? The second floor of the middle building is the Emperor's Hall (Kaisersaal), where coronation ceremonies of the Holy Roman Emperors were once held, with a long history and deep cultural heritage

When I stepped into the Roman Forum in Frankfurt and felt the Christmas atmosphere, I seemed to be surrounded by warmth and joy. This travelogue will take you through this magical Christmas world, especially the moment of ringing the bells on December 24th. The Roman Forum is surrounded by a beautiful Christmas market, full of colorful stalls and lights. The market's food stalls offer tempting aromas, from roasting chestnuts to hot gingerbread cookies. I sampled some of the local specialities, including sausages and mulled wine, which gave me a delicious taste of Christmas in Germany. But what really impressed me was the local handicraft market. There is a wide variety of gift options here, from beautiful Christmas tree ornaments to handmade souvenirs, each item is unique. The stall owners here are very friendly and are happy to tell you the stories behind their products. On the evening of December 24th, the entire Roman Forum was filled with a festive atmosphere. The bells that rang at that time reminded people that Christmas Eve was approaching. Thousands of lights illuminate the entire square, creating a magical atmosphere. People held candles, gathered in the center of the square, and sang Christmas carols together. This moment was filled with strong religious emotions and a celebratory atmosphere. As the bell rang closer, everyone listened quietly, waiting for midnight to arrive. When the clock struck midnight, the whole square erupted in cheers, and people hugged each other and wished each other well. At this moment, I deeply felt the magic of Christmas and the power of reunion. Frankfurt's Römerberg, especially the bell ringing on December 24, is an unforgettable Christmas experience. The warmth and beauty here made me fall in love with this city and gave me a whole new understanding of the meaning of Christmas. If you’re looking for a special Christmas getaway, Frankfurt’s Römerberg is definitely worth a visit. #Frankfurt #Overseas Travel #Weekend Travel #trip #Relax #Christmas Destinations 2022 #Christmas

#EuropeanTravel #GermanTravel #Frankfurt #Römerplatz 📍Address: Roemerberg 27, 60311 Frankfurt, Hesse Germany 🇩🇪 📍Atmosphere/Facilities: The most representative square in Frankfurt, with uniquely designed buildings and beautiful colorful colors, and most festivals and events are held here, a symbolic square 📍Key Points: As the center of Frankfurt's old town, there are always many people, and thanks to the colorful buildings, no matter where you take a picture, it's beautiful, and you can see the huge Frankfurt Cathedral right in front 📍Average Price Per Person: No Admission Römerplatz is a square in the center of Frankfurt's old town, and it is considered the representative square in Frankfurt, and most festivals and events are held here, a symbolic place. When I went, there was a children's event, so there were a lot of people, and they say that many other cultural events are held here, so it's a square you must visit when you go to Frankfurt. Also, the buildings here have a unique and colorful design, so you can take really beautiful pictures no matter where you take them, and you can really feel the atmosphere of a large European square. The souvenir shop right next to it sells various Frankfurt-related products, so if you collect souvenirs, it would be a good idea to buy one. If you go to Frankfurt, I recommend visiting Römerberg, a symbolic square in the center of Frankfurt's old town :)

I went to a stylish cafe called L'Art Sucré GmbH at Große Bockenheimer Str. 25, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The staff were very friendly and it was a nice cafe. There are many brand shops nearby, so the atmosphere is great. It is less than a 10-minute walk from Frankfurt Main Station. There are many other places to enjoy brunch. Marley Square. A famous tourist spot in Frankfurt. It is a small area, so you can see everything in less than 10 minutes. You can enjoy a leisurely meal in the main area! It is a 30-minute walk from Frankfurt Main Station. It takes 10 minutes by train. It takes about 1 minute to walk from the station to the main square.

Frankfurt must-see attractions first stop - Rome Square Take the subway in the city center to Dom/Römer station and walk less than 2 minutes to the first must-see attraction in Frankfurt - Roman Square. A tourist attraction full of the colors of the old times. Just walk a little further to the Rhine River, where you can take a Rhine River cruise to visit all the attractions in Frankfurt. Or you can walk to the iron bridge to take photos. There are many small old-style bars and restaurants near the Roman Forum. You may want to try German beer and sausages, and then go to the next attraction after a short rest. #Frankfurt #gourmet food #GermanyTravel

When talking about Frankfurt, we must mention its ancient buildings. Because Germany was a defeated country in World War II. Many cities were bombed by the air force and completely destroyed. In 1945, nearly 1,000 buildings in the city were completely destroyed, and today's small urban areas are rebuilt. But it does not stop tourists from visiting this city@@ #GermanyTravel #Frankfurt #AncientCity #OldCity #ReconstructingHistoricalRelics

#celebratewithtrip Talking about Christmas is for me talking about candles too 🥰 These wonderful candles are available at the Christmas market at the Römerberg location. Römerberg can be reached by walking from Hauptwache or you can take the underground (UBahn) U4 and U5 from Konstablerwache and go out at station Dom/Römer then take the exit Römerberg. #candles #christmasmarket #römerberg #frankfurtammain #hessen #germany

#celebratewithtrip Weihnachtsmarkt (some cities have different names for their Christmas Market) is a german Christmas tradition that is very popular in most part of Germany. Frankfurter Weihnachtsmarkt is one of them! The main venue every year is the Römerberg which is the center of the Old city (Altstadt). There are other 5 locations around the city center and they are all lovely and wonderful too. How to go to Römerberg: Take the underground train (UBahn) U4 and U5 from Konstablerwache then go out at the station Dom/Römer then take the exit Römerberg. You can also walk from Hauptwache to Römerberg. It is about 7-10 minutes walk. #christmasmarket #römerberg #frankfurt #hessen #germany

The ancient city of Foro Romano, which stands in the middle of a large city like a ruin, is said to have been the center of the Roman Empire. After the fall of the Roman Empire, the river overflowed and it was buried in the ground. They say that excavation work is still ongoing. When you enter Foro Romano, you can climb up Palatine Hill. You can view the Colosseum and Foro Romano together, so if you're already here, I recommend going up. 🙃 #EuropeanTravel #Rome #ForoRomano #Italy

The Roman Forum is the only square in the modern cityscape of Frankfurt that still retains the face of the medieval streets. It is also the most important symbol of Frankfurt. As a rare ancient building left after World War II in Frankfurt, it is home to countless tourists from all over the world. When we came, it was on Christmas Day, and the squares decorated with festive decorations were particularly "enchanting." The stream of people flowing constantly makes the whole square lively and extraordinary. One of the biggest attractions in the Roman Forum is the bronze statue of the Justice Goddess in the center. This costume beauty holds the balance and symbolizes fairness and justice. The fountain below the statue is said to have been filled with red and white wines when an emperor crowned it.

📅 Itinerary Day1： Arrival and Check Inn Places Visited : ✅Skyline Plaza ✅Museumufer ✅Eisensterg Day2: Places visited : ✅ Main Tower ✅ Altstadt Frankfurter Römerberg ✅ My Zeil 🏨 Accommodation : ✅ Holiday Inn, The Niu Air Frankfurt Messe 🍴 Food Recommendations : ✅Frankfurter Wirthaus for German Cuisine ( Halbhaxe ✅Chipotle in My Zeil Shopping Center for an American Mexican Meal (Burrito)

🌟 TOP5 Must-Visits Eltz Castle: Hidden valley gem with medieval armory museum + legendary autumn foliage. Städel Museum: Rembrandt's "Self-Portrait" + Monet's original Water Lilies. Kaiserdom (Imperial Cathedral): Coronation site of Holy Roman Emperors, awe-inspiring frescoes. Frankfurt Zoo: Europe's oldest zoo, feed giraffes up close. Alte Oper: Neo-Renaissance architecture, night light shows = instant Instagram fame. 🚶 3-Day Itinerary Day1 History Immersion Morning: Römerberg Square → Cathedral climb → Historical Museum. Afternoon: Goethe House → Iron Bridge sunset. Evening: Alte Oper concert (book tickets online in advance). Day2 Nature & Art Morning: Frankfurt Zoo → Palmengarten greenhouse. Afternoon: Städel Museum → Interactive exhibits at Museum of Modern Art. Evening: Skyline dinner at Main Tower revolving restaurant. Day3 Castle Adventure Drive to Eltz Castle: 15-min mountain hike for magazine-cover zoom shots. 💡 Local Tips Free Alte Oper guided tours every Wed 10am (reservation required). ✨ Hidden Gems Palmengarten Night Tour: Monthly light-and-music events (tropical plants + jazz). Graffiti at Bonneflanten Airport: Street art hub at abandoned airfield. Frankfurt Underground: Cold War stories in WWII bunkers (guided tours only). 🏨【Accommodation】: Choose your star rating – our planners book based on your needs. 🚌【Transport】: Private chauffeur service for comfort & privacy throughout.

This is the old town central of Frankfurt. A great place for a stroll, try out a German Dish and get yourself some Souvenirs. I was so happy to find a a part of Herrnhut and got myself a Herrnhutersterne as a souvenir. #römerberg #frankfurt #mainhattan #solotravel

#cityplaybook Frankfurt might be Germany’s financial hub, but it’s also full of charm. Towering skyscrapers share the skyline with medieval squares and cathedrals, while riverside paths and museums offer plenty of calm moments. With the international airport just 15 minutes from the city center, it’s perfect for a quick getaway—even solo! 10:00 🏰 Start at Römer Square A picture-perfect plaza with colorful buildings and cobbled streets—like stepping into a fairy tale. 12:00 💶 Quick stop at the Euro Sculpture You’ve seen it in photos—now here it is in real life! A must-see in the city center. 13:00 🍗 Lunch at Römer Pils Brunnen Tried a chicken schnitzel bigger than my hand (seriously!). Crispy, juicy, and totally satisfying. 14:00 🚶♀️ Riverside walk along the Main River Peaceful views, a cool breeze, and lots of locals walking their dogs—such a great way to slow down. 16:00 🥨 Pretzel pick-up at Frankfurt Central Station Snack time! Grabbed a warm, salty pretzel before heading to the hotel. 18:00 🛏️ Check-in at Flemings Hotel Frankfurt-Central Just steps from the main station. The room was compact but smart—perfect for a solo traveler! Why I recommend Frankfurt: ・Where old-world charm meets modern cityscapes—so unique to explore ・Super easy access: just 15 minutes from the airport to downtown 📍Frankfurt, Germany #Frankfurt #Germany #SoloTravel #UrbanAdventure #CityGuide #QuickTrip #OneDayInFrankfurt #SchnitzelLover #EuroTrip #PretzelTime

#HawaiiFlightEvent Römerplatz is the central square of the old town of Frankfurt am Main, Germany. It has been used as a center of trade and festivals since the Middle Ages, and is known as a tourist attraction with beautiful wooden buildings and historical architecture. The square developed as a market and trade center of medieval Frankfurt. In the 15th century, when the Römer City Hall was built, the square became the center of administration and politics.

#AprilTravelSupport 📍Römerberg Römerberg 26, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany 🏰 The charm of Römerberg - Römerberg, the center of Frankfurt's old town, is famous for the Römer, which has been used as a city hall since the 15th century, and the quaint wooden buildings. It is also a popular spot for Christmas markets and weddings! (Tip: Free admission, walking distance ⏰) 📸 Photo zone - Take a picture with the Fountain of Justice and the Römer exterior as the background! (Tip: Take a picture in the morning to avoid the crowds 📷) 🎄 Things to do - Tour the Römer interior (€3), take a walk along the nearby Main River, and visit the winter Christmas market. (Tip: Try applewein at a nearby cafe 🍎) ✨ Meet the history of Frankfurt at Römerberg!

#0yentravel "An iconic spot in the old town with its picture-book-like half-timbered buildings. Cafes and souvenir shops are lined up around the former town hall, Römer. The Christmas market has a particularly fantastic atmosphere! ▶Access: About 15 minutes on foot from the central station / Take the tram to "Römer" stop ▶Tips: The evening and night are lit up and it looks great / There are many angles in the surrounding area that look great for snaps 📸"

I went to the oldest Christmas market in Germany in Frankfurt!! It's in Römerplatz! The illuminations were so beautiful, and even though it was raining and snowing, I was moved🥹 Despite the extreme cold, the authentic hot dogs and fries were delicious✨ 📍Location: Römerberg 26, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany (Römerplatz) Access: It's just a short walk from Roemer/Paurskirche station. #Spring0yentrip #Frankfurttrip

The short holiday is coming! A 12-day multi-country European tour awaits! From the T-bone steak in Florence and the squid ink pasta in Venice to the 007 package at Schilthorn, Switzerland, delicious food is a must. Explore the Schilthorn filming location by cable car, cruise the Seine River and the Grand Canal, visit Neuschwanstein Castle and the GoldenPass Line - this itinerary is packed! Start your European journey now! -------- 🗺️Itinerary: D1: Beijing ✈️ Frankfurt, Let the European adventure begin! D2: Frankfurt 🚌 Luxembourg 🚌 Paris, Visit Römerberg, Frankfurt Cathedral, and enjoy the scenery of Luxembourg. D3: Paris Day Trip, Visit the Louvre Museum and take a scenic cruise on the Seine River. D4-D5: Paris 🚌 French Town 🚌 Mürren 🚌 Interlaken, Visit the Palace of Versailles and take a cable car to Schilthorn. D6-D7: Interlaken 🚌 Lucerne 🚌 German Town 🚌 Füssen 🚌 Innsbruck, Experience the GoldenPass Line and visit Neuschwanstein Castle. D8-D9: Innsbruck 🚌 Venice 🚌 Florence 🚌 Pisa, Take a gondola ride on the Grand Canal, experience the charm of Venice, and admire the Leaning Tower of Pisa. D10: Pisa 🚌 Cinque Terre 🚌 Italian Town, Visit the World Heritage Site of Cinque Terre. D11: Italian Town 🚌 Rome ✈️ Beijing, Visit the Colosseum and conclude your European adventure. D12: Arrive safely in Beijing ✨ -------- Pre-trip Essentials: 🧳 For a multi-country European tour, don't forget these items! 📞 Prepare your phone card to avoid roaming charges in Europe. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter to solve charging problems early on. 🪪 Ensure your passport and visa are ready for smooth border crossings. 👗 Dress according to the weather; March in Europe can be chilly. 🔋 Don't forget your charger to capture beautiful photos anytime, anywhere. -------- ✨️Every step is a scenic view in these European countries. Don't forget to like and save this post so you won't get lost on your next trip!✨️

Old friends get together and travel around Europe! Take a 12-day in-depth tour of Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic and other countries, visit the World Heritage sites of Schönbrunn Palace and Prague Castle, taste authentic Viennese pork chop rice, and take a cruise on the Danube to enjoy the beauty of Budapest. Come and start your pleasant journey! / 🎉Route arrangement: D1: 🛫Shanghai→Milan→Ljubljana, explore the Cathedral of St. Nicholas and the Church of St. Francis Xavier. D2-D3: 🚐Travel through Zagreb, appreciate the beauty of St. Mark's Church and the ancient city gate, and then take pictures in the old town of Mostar and the Old Bridge. D4-D5: 🌄Historical tour of Sarajevo, visit the Serbian Orthodox Church, and then go to the Hungarian town to rest. D6-D7: 🏰Budapest scenery blockbuster, including the Parliament Building, Fisherman's Bastion and other must-see attractions. D8: 🎨 From Bratislava to Vienna, deeply experience the artistic charm of Schönbrunn Palace. D9: 💫Depart from Vienna, a fairy-tale journey to the towns of Hallstatt and Krumlov. D10: 🌉From the Czech town to Prague, stroll across the Charles Bridge and feel the wonder of the astronomical clock. D11: 🛬 From a small German town to Frankfurt, we set off for home, loaded with European memories. D12: ✨Arrived safely in Shanghai, ending the unforgettable European trip. / Must-see attractions: Schönbrunn Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47, 1130 Wien, Austria Opening hours: November 4, 2024 - March 31, 2025 08:30-17:00 Play time: 3-4 hours Visit the Austrian royal summer palace and French gardens, and experience the profound history and culture as well as the charming charm of the magnificent gardens. Fisherman's Bastion ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Budapest, 1014 Hungary Opening hours: Open all day Play time: 1-2 hours Fisherman's Bastion offers stunning views of the Danube and Pest. The viewing platform and quiet corridors are great places to rest, and the night view is even more romantic at night. Hungarian Parliament Building ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Budapest, Kossuth Lajos tér 1-3, 1055 Hungary Opening hours: January 1st - March 31st 08:00-16:00 Play time: 1 hour Admire the magnificent architecture and explore the history and culture, with its breathtaking interior filled with exquisite decorations, celebrity portraits and murals. St. Stephen's Basilica ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Budapest, Szent István tér 1, 1051 Hungary Opening hours: Monday-Saturday 09:00-17:45; Sunday 13:00-17:45 Play time: 1-2 hours You can climb to the top to have a panoramic view of the city and feel the weight of history. The itinerary is relaxed and there are no thrilling activities, so it is suitable for a leisurely tour. Roman Forum ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Römerberg 26, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Opening hours: Open all day Play time: 1 hour The Roman Forum retains the streetscape of the Middle Ages, with a wealth of historical buildings and museums, allowing seniors to easily enjoy the area while feeling the charm of history. / Tips for visiting: - Note the time difference: Austria is 7 hours behind Beijing time. Adjust the time difference and have fun! - Specialty price💶: Vienna cabbage is about 4.5 yuan/jin, cauliflower is even cheaper, buy buy buy! - Food suggestion: Don’t miss the Viennese pork chop rice, it’s crispy and delicious, super satisfying! / Traveling to many countries including Austria, accompanied by old friends, stories and scenery, don’t forget to like + collect, so that more people can discover this wonderful journey! 🌍✨

Sisters! 15-day trip to Europe, super detailed guide is here! From a trout feast at Lake Titisee, to a chic lunch at the salt mine, to a German pork knuckle meal that satisfies your taste buds. Don’t miss this Rhine River cruise to follow the footsteps of Grimm’s Fairy Tales. You will also explore the thousand-year-old charm of the old town of Regensburg and take a peek at the automotive legend of the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart. Collect it now! -------- Tour route: Day 1: Departure Arrive at Frankfurt Airport and head to your hotel to rest and prepare for your exciting trip to Germany. Day 2-4: Visit Frankfurt, Rüdesheim, etc., experience Würzburg Palace and Rhine River cruise, visit Stuttgart Mercedes-Benz Museum, and taste Titisee trout specialties. Day 5-7: Visit Neuschwanstein Castle, taste Munich pork knuckle meal, tour King's Lake and Berchtesgaden Salt Mine, and visit the World Cultural Heritage Old Town of Regensburg. Day 8-10: Visit Dresden and Berlin, visit the Green Vault, explore Sanssouci Palace, and experience the charm of Hamburg. Days 11-13: Follow in the footsteps of Grimm’s Fairy Tales with a visit to Bremen and Hameln, a visit to Alsfeld, Little Red Riding Hood’s hometown, and finally Cologne and Bonn. Day 14: After visiting the Main River, Roman Forum and other attractions in Frankfurt, take a flight back home. Day 15: Arrive in Beijing, ending the unforgettable trip to Germany. -------- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞💳 Keep your phone cards and credit cards ready so you can get in touch at any time and shop without worries. 🔌📖 You must bring a plug converter and ID, which are essential when traveling abroad. 👗👔 According to the European climate in March, please bring appropriate clothing for a more comfortable trip. Don’t forget your visa! 🛂 -------- Travel Europe with a tour group, enjoy your trip with ease and without regrets! I hope this journey will become an unforgettable memory in your heart~🌍✨

Dear all 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦, let’s talk about Frankfurt today. I promise that it will be a very special journey for you 💖! Frankfurt is located in the center of Germany and is also the capital of Hesse. It cleverly combines the history left by our ancestors with modern fashion. Its charm is simply beyond words. 🌟What is Frankfurt like? Frankfurt's architecture is very interesting. It has both the quaint flavor of the Middle Ages and the modern simple and fashionable feel. The two styles together are particularly harmonious. The history here is very long, and every old stone and alley has its own story. Let’s talk about the food, which is very rich. Whether you like to study history or are a foodie, you can find fun here. 📸Must-visit landmarks 🛕Frankfurt Cathedral Frankfurt Cathedral is the symbol of this city. It was built from the 14th century and has been renovated several times. Looking from the outside, the spire reaches into the sky, which is very shocking. When you walk inside, you will see particularly exquisite carvings and colorful stained glass. As soon as you enter, the full atmosphere of history will hit you. 🏛️Roman Forum The architectural styles around the Roman Forum vary. There are medieval wooden houses that look quaint, and there are also Baroque-style houses that are particularly gorgeous. As you stroll around here, the stone pavement under your feet seems to be telling you about the past, and you can truly feel the history and culture of this city. 🚀Science and Technology Museum Technology fans will be unable to move when they get here. The Museum of Technology houses a large collection of technological artworks and artifacts, ranging from old machines to current high-tech, all arranged in separate sections, allowing you to get a good understanding of how German technology developed. 🍱Special Food 🍖Sausage platter The sausage-making process in Frankfurt is very sophisticated and has been passed down for many years. All the meat is of high quality and various spices are added. After being smoked and roasted, the aroma goes straight into your nose. It tastes firm and you can't stop eating it once you start. 🍰Black Forest Cake Black Forest Cake is a classic among classics. The cake base is made of chocolate, with cherry jam and fresh cream in the middle and chocolate chips sprinkled on top. It tastes very rich and sweet without being greasy at all. 🥖White sausage with jam bread This snack is quite special. The white sausage tastes fresh and tender, the bread is baked to be fragrant and crispy, and it is paired with jam. The flavors mixed together are very wonderful. You must try it. 🎉Wonderful cultural activities 🎵Attend a music festival There are many music festivals in Frankfurt, such as the "Frankfurt Music Festival", where music celebrities from all over the world come and perform all kinds of music, allowing you to enjoy a music carnival. 🎨Visit galleries and art exhibitions In galleries and exhibition halls, you can see art works of various styles, from ancient classical paintings to modern sculptures, all of which can make you feel the charm of art. 🎄Experience local festivals During Christmas, the market here is very lively. There are colorful lights hanging everywhere, the aroma of mulled wine and gingerbread men is everywhere, there are street performances and all kinds of special products are sold, and the festive atmosphere is very strong. 📌Practical travel advice 📅Best time to travel Spring and autumn are the best times to visit here. In spring, there are flowers everywhere, which are very beautiful; in autumn, the leaves become colorful and the weather is comfortable, which is especially suitable for going out and playing. 🚇Transportation Transportation in Frankfurt is very convenient, with subways and buses extending in all directions. If you want to be more relaxed, you can rent a bicycle and ride along the Main River, or rent a car and drive around the area. 🏨Accommodation options There are also many places to stay. Star-rated hotels offer good service and are comfortable to stay in; homestays allow you to experience the life of local people. Each has its own advantages. ⚠️Notes When you arrive in Frankfurt, you must respect local customs, remain quiet when entering religious places such as churches, and dress appropriately. Garbage should be disposed of separately. When you are out, take good care of your belongings. When taking public transportation such as buses, buy tickets in advance and don't forget to check in when you get on the bus. Ladies and gentlemen, Frankfurt is so charming. Keep this guide and come here to start an unforgettable journey and unlock its charm code💖!

Dear friends 👋, today I will take you to a quick tour of Frankfurt and start an amazing journey 💖! Frankfurt is located in the center of the European continent, integrating historical culture with modern vitality. It is Germany's transportation hub, financial center, and a treasure trove of tourist destinations. Come with me and uncover its mystery👇. 🌟Impression of Frankfurt Frankfurt is very powerful in the fields of business and culture in Germany. The Gothic cathedral was built in the 14th century. It has a towering spire, exquisite interior carvings and magnificent stained glass. The modern MyZeil shopping center is unique and offers a wide range of brands. The Sachsenhausen Food Street is filled with aromas and features German specialties. As a European transportation hub, Frankfurt Airport has many routes, convenient trains, and is also convenient for self-driving. 📸Must-visit attractions 🛕Frankfurt Cathedral The cathedral is a landmark building in Frankfurt. It is in Gothic style with a magnificent appearance and a striking spire. Inside are medieval religious paintings, melodious organs, carvings, and stained glass that exude a historical flavor that is worth savoring. 🏛️Roman Forum The square is the historical center and is famous for its Fountain of Justice. Surrounded by ancient buildings, the History Museum allows you to understand the historical changes of Frankfurt. During festivals, the square is full of activities, the atmosphere is great, and it's great for taking photos📷. 🏦European Central Bank Headquarters As the economic core of Europe, the headquarters building has a strong sense of modernity, smooth lines and shining glass curtain walls. The internal facilities are advanced, you can feel the solemnity and vitality, and checking in is very stylish. 🍱Frankfurt on the tip of your tongue 🍖Sausage German sausages are famous, and Frankfurt's are even better 😋. The pork sausage is made from fresh pork, smoked with spices, with a crispy skin and juicy meat. Spicy sausage and special peppers are exciting and addictive. 🍺Beer Germany is the hometown of beer, and Frankfurt beer is world-famous. Light beer is refreshing, dark beer is mellow, and paired with sausages, you can enjoy an authentic German food experience. 🍰Black Forest Cake Although it is not a local specialty, you can also taste the delicious Black Forest cake in Frankfurt. The chocolate base is rich and fragrant, filled with fresh cream, cherry jam, and sprinkled with chocolate crumbs. It has rich layers and is sweet but not greasy. 🛍️Happy shopping trip Frankfurt is a shopping paradise🛒. The Old Town market has special products such as handmade leather goods and traditional toys. Modern shopping malls have many brands. The specialty shops and handicraft shops sell goods full of German style, and you can also experience the cultural atmosphere while shopping. 📌Things to note 🌦️Weather changes The weather in Germany is changeable, with a large temperature difference between morning and evening in spring. In summer, pay attention to sun protection and wear long sleeves. In autumn, bring more rain gear and keep warm in winter. Pay attention to the weather forecast before traveling and prepare clothing and equipment. 🤝Cultural customs When visiting a church please dress appropriately and keep quiet. Pay attention to etiquette when dining in a restaurant, use polite language when communicating, and agree with Germans to be punctual, so that you can integrate into the city. 🌱Protect the environment Don't litter when traveling, as Germany has strict garbage classification. Reduce the use of disposable items and do not damage vegetation in natural attractions. Protect the city and make it more beautiful. Dear friends, Frankfurt is full of charm. Collect your travel guide, start an unforgettable journey, and fall in love with this city💖!

⛪ Historical Heart: Must-see details of the Roman Forum (Römerberg): triple-gabled buildings, the Statue of Justice, and half-timbered houses Hidden camera: Panoramic view of the square from the tower of Nicholas Church (reservation required to climb to the top) 🌆 Cities Skylines: Special experience at the Main Tower: Climb to the top one hour before sunset and witness the glass curtain wall of the financial district turn golden Night view suggestion: extended opening to 23:00 every Thursday to Saturday (please check the official website for the latest time) 📚 Cultural Tour: Goethe-Haus in-depth tour: Compare the Goethe-Haus and the Modernist Literature Museum next door Interactive Easter Egg: Experience the 18th century printing workshop in the basement (group reservation required)

📍Recommended route: Frankfurt → Heidelberg → Stuttgart → Munich → Neuschwanstein Castle → King's Lake → Berlin ⏰Best time: late September to early November (red leaves + beer festival double experience) 🎫 Visa Tips: Apply for a Schengen visa 3 months in advance. Ctrip provides a VIP express channel (visa can be issued in as fast as 5 working days) --- 🔥Highlights 1️⃣ Frankfurt→Heidelberg: A romance that travels through time and space 🏰Autumn scenery of Heidelberg Castle Climb up to the ruins of the largest castle in Europe and overlook the red maple leaves on both sides of the Neckar River. It is recommended to take pictures of the red-roofed buildings and the reflections on the river at the Old Bridge 🍺Cider Tram Tour Take the Ebbelwei-Express nostalgic tram, taste Frankfurt's specialty apple wine and pretzels, and travel between the Römer Square and the Main River 2️⃣ Munich → Neuschwanstein Castle: Medieval Fantasy 🎪 Munich Oktoberfest Theresia Lawn is transformed into the world's largest carnival, recommended experiences: - Limited edition commemorative beer mug collection (available at 10:00 daily) - Rental of traditional Bavarian clothing (the direction of the knot on a girl's Dirndl apron indicates marital status) 🏰How to play the secret area of ​​Neuschwanstein Castle - Take photos of the castle and the Alpine lake reflected in the Marienbruck Bridge (arrive before 7:30 to avoid the crowds) - Take part in a special night tour of the castle and listen to the tragic story of Ludwig II by candlelight 3️⃣ Black Forest→Berlin: Symphony of Nature and Humanity 🌲Black Forest Panorama Road Self-driving on B500 Highway, three must-stop places: ① Triberg Falls (the highest waterfall in Germany) ② DIY the world's largest cuckoo clock at Cuckoo Clock Workshop ③ Taste the original recipe of Black Forest Cake at the century-old Titisee cake shop 🎨Exploring the Berlin Wall Art East Side Gallery highlights: - "Brotherly Kiss": Political Metaphors of Brezhnev and Honecker - Test the Rest: interactive doodles that change color when touched --- 🍴German delicious illustrations 📍Frankfurt ✅Zum Grüne Sauce: Goethe's favorite seven-herb sauce with veal ✅Ebbelwoi Unser: Experience the cider barrel opening ceremony at the century-old cellar restaurant 📍Munich ✅Hofbräuhaus: 1 liter of original dark beer from the Royal Beer House in 1589 ✅Viktualienmarkt: Must-try white sausage breakfast set (served before 10am) 📍Berlin ✅Clärchens Ballhaus: Jewish-style goulash from a 1913 ballroom restaurant ✅Markthalle Neun: Try Berlin Currywurst on Thursday Street Food Night --- 📌Tips for advanced players 1. Traffic artifact: DB Navigator App to check train schedules, state tickets (Länder-Tickets) can be shared by 5 people 2. Photographic equipment: A polarizing filter is required to eliminate reflections in the Black Forest, and a 70-200mm telephoto lens is recommended for Neuschwanstein Castle 3. Secret Realm Replacement: - Avoid the crowds at Lake Königssee and take a hydrogen balloon ride over the Berchtesgaden National Park - The Rothenburg Christmas Museum is open all year round, allowing you to experience the atmosphere of the German Christmas market in advance 4. Shopping tax refund: Instant tax refund at GlobBlue counter, minimum purchase of 25 euros --- ✅ Suitable for people: ancient architecture lovers/foodies/self-driving enthusiasts 📸 Photo guide: Sunrise at Brandenburg Gate, morning fog at Lake Obersee, Ginkgo Avenue at Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam