Old Sachsenhausen Tours and Activities

Sit back and relax on this sightseeing cruise in Frankfurt where you choose your own journey. Pick between traveling upstream or downstream on the Main River. No matter what you pick, you’re sure to see impressive views of the city. Sit outside on top of your boat or head inside to sightsee from the comfort of a window seat.    

Admire Frankfurt from the water on a 100-minute sightseeing cruise along the Main River. Starting from Eiserner Streg (Mainkai) in central Frankfurt, enjoy views of the city skyline as you hear audio commentary about the city's highlights. Sights you’ll pass include Staedel Museum, St. Paul’s Church, Romer, The Three Kings Church, and Portikus.

Frankfurt ranks among Germany’s most important cities, with historic buildings and interesting landmarks round every corner—but hitting the highlights on foot takes time and effort. This 24-hour circular hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus ticket puts Frankfurt at your feet. Spin through the city in comfort with your audio-guide, and gain insight into centuries of German history. Reach top attractions such as Paulskirche and the Senckenberg Museum, and enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace.

Take a tour of the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. Discover the brutal history of the facility that was primarily used for political prisoners. The camp was also used as an administrative center of the Nazi concentration camp system. Our informative guides expose the grim realities of life and death at Sachsenhausen. Join us for a short train ride just outside of Berlin to this desolate reminder of the worst part of Human History. We will explain stories of tragedy and triumph. Explain how everyday life was in the camp, and some tactics used here. Although this is a very sobering and somber tour, we also like to celebrate some strong personalities survivors and victims that suffered here but whose actions bring inspiration to this day! Join us for the Original Berlin Sachsenhausen Tour.

Frankfurt is home to a great number of landmarks and attractions, but getting around the city on foot takes time and effort. With this 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour ticket, spin through the city in comfort and enjoy fine views along the banks of the Main River. Hit sites of interest including the Hauptwache and the Senckenberg Museum with ease, and enjoy the freedom to explore Frankfurt at your own pace.

Discover top attractions in Frankfurt on this private 5-hour Frankfurt Airport layover sightseeing tour with round-trip airport transport. Cross the River Main with your private guide and gaze over the famous Museum Embankment. Stroll along the cobbled streets of Old Sachsenhausen and see the New Opera House, Hauptwache and Goethe House. Admire towering skyscrapers in the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Explore the Westend district, home to the Eschenheimer Tower, the Old Opera House and Senckenberg Museum. Marvel at the medieval Römer and Frankfurt Cathedral, and visit the bustling Market Hall. 

Discover top landmarks and famous sites in one of Germany’s most vibrant cities on this private 2.5-hour Frankfurt city highlights tour. Travel by air-conditioned vehicle and discover city attractions such as the medieval Römer, St Paul’s Church and Frankfurt Cathedral. Head into Old Sachsenhausen with your private guide, where locals enjoy coffee in buzzing cafes. Cross the Main River toward the Old Opera House and Hauptwache. Learn of 18th-century poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe at Goethe House and admire soaring skyscrapers at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

Frankfurt's traditional drink is a dry, healthy apple cider „Ebbelwei“. Traditional dishes are „Handkäs“, cheese served with vinaigrette sauce, or „Grie Soß “, a dip made of seven herbs, eaten as a main dish with hard-boiled eggs and boiled potatoes. The best known local meat dish is the boiled sausage known as the „Frankfurter“. A visit to an apple-cider tavern is a must, mostly found in the city's party district, Sachsenhausen, a part of town still cultivates an intimate, almost village-like atmosphere. History is also an important part of this tour, where you learn about the high-rise skyline dominated by the Commerzbank tower, learn about the city’s 95 meters-high belfry of the Imperial Cathedral, the Eiserner Steg, the19th-century iron footbridge, the medieval town hall called “Römer”, St. Paul’s Church, Germany’s first national assembly convened in 1848. This tour will definitely quench thirst for both knowledge and apple cider.