Frankfurt Vacation Packages

Often referred to as the Gateway to Europe, Frankfurt is a cultural kingdom that’s home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites and more than 180 museums.

Explore Frankfurt

Located along the banks of the Main River, Frankfurt is a thriving metropolis flavored with local and international culture. Plus, Frankfurt is the gateway to Germany’s beloved Rhine area. It also holds one of the greatest concentrations of museums in Europe. From Goethe and the hip art scene to Christmas Markets and apple cider, everywhere you look, you will find something unique.

This famous pedestrian footbridge links downtown Frankfurt to the historical Sachsenhausen District.

Representing the history and culture of Frankfurt, this gorgeous bronze statue adorns Roemerberg Square.

Held annually in Frankfurt’s Old Town Center, the festive market is one of Europe’s oldest and most popular holiday events.

Eiserner Steg Slide 1 of 3: This famous pedestrian footbridge links downtown Frankfurt to the historical Sachsenhausen District.
Fountain of Justice Slide 2 of 3: Representing the history and culture of Frankfurt, this gorgeous bronze statue adorns Roemerberg Square.
Christmas Market Slide 3 of 3: Held annually in Frankfurt’s Old Town Center, the festive market is one of Europe’s oldest and most popular holiday events.

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Frankfurt Activities

Cider and sushi, skyscrapers and timber-framed buildings, Frankfurt is a city of contrasts. Combining the modern with the traditional, the urban with the rural, there are fascinating ways to discover Frankfurt and the Rhine-Main region. Tour the Goethe House. Explore the Frankfurt City Forest, Germany’s largest forest housed within a city.

Stroll through picturesque Roemerberg Square, or navigate the narrow streets of Sachsenhausen. Shop at a world-famous Christmas market or along the Golden Mile, the country’s busiest shopping street. Sample the city’s contribution to the world’s diet — a thin, smoked pork sausage called the Frankfurter Wuerstchen. Tour the house of famed Faust poet, Goethe, or visit the Museum Riverbank, which showcases the Jewish Museum, Historical Museum and Children’s Museum.

Culture-driven travelers will appreciate Frankfurt’s opera, ballet and world-class museums. From September to October, the world’s largest book fair takes over the city, so literature lovers will feel right at home.

Frankfurt locals love to party. If you are visiting in February, check out Fastnacht, a carnival celebration featuring many memorable parades. In March, during the International Music Trade Fair/International Jazz Festival, impromptu concerts of amateurs and well-known musicians occur throughout the city.

Dining & Drinks

Food wise, there is no shortage of culinary delights in Frankfurt, from delicious Frankfurter Wuerstchen (German sausage) to deceptively potent Apfelwein (apple wine). Drink like a local at one of the city’s many cider pubs. Indulge your sweet tooth with a coffee and Black Forest cherry tart or traditional Frankfurter Kranz, a buttercream filled cake.

Getting to Frankfurt

Delta Vacations flight + hotel packages include round-trip airfare aboard a Delta Partner Airline to Frankfurt Airport (FRA). Car rentals are available to add to your package, offering you the flexibility and convenience to travel when and where you want.