3 Best Places To See in Frankfurt

“Zoo Frankfurt offers their visitors an authentic animal experience and is committed to nature and species conservation. The zoo spans over 11 hectares and has a wide variety of 4,500 animals from over 510 species. They offer their visitors diverse animal experiences and are committed to protecting nature and species. With its excellent indoor-outdoor design, Zoo Frankfurt suits winter and summer visits. The zoo provides separate habitats for fish, aquatic reptiles, terrestrial reptiles, and birds. Zoo Frankfurt introduces the Nature Conservation Fund, a voluntary donation option for visitors purchasing adult, family, and group tickets and annual passes for adults and families. Here, you can buy tickets in the online shop and use a separate entrance for online tickets and yearly tickets.”

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“Palmengarten Frankfurt has plants worldwide, such as old trees, meadows and water, wildlife and knowledge, art and culture. It is a significant tourist attraction that spans 22 hectares in its field, and under the roofs of its partly historic showhouses grow around 13,000 plant species. The garden has open-air spaces and climate-controlled greenhouses, showcasing an extensive display of tropical and subtropical flora. The garden features informative displays on ecology and geography. The flower house has hot and cold zones that undergo periodic plant rotations. The Steppe meadow showcases the native plant species of Eurasia and America. The diverse cacti from America, Africa, and the Canary Islands are also a highlight. Palmengarten Frankfurt offers free admission to disabled individuals aged 80 and above and wheelchair users. Parking facilities are also available.”

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“Städel Museum displays a wide range of old masters, modern art, contemporary art, and the department of prints and drawings, as well as photography collections. The museum was established in 1817 and is one of the city's oldest museums. Visitors can immerse themselves in a vast collection encompassing 3,100 paintings, 660 sculptures, over 4,600 photographs, and more than 100,000 drawings and prints. The upper floors house a treasury of unique paintings by Old Masters, spanning seven centuries from the early 14th century to the present day. The museum secured 71st place among the most-visited art museums, welcoming 318,732 visitors in 2021. Städel Museum's collection encompasses 3,000 paintings, 600 sculptures, 4,000 photographs, and over 100,000 drawings and prints. Café facilities are available.”

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