Maritim Hotel Frankfurt
Phone: national 0800 33 8 33 69, international +49 69 7578-1130, info.fra@maritim.de
Visitor's Guide
The skyline, the modern hallmark of this business metropolis, welcomes you even as you arrive. At the centre of the city, crammed into a very small place, are the Römer, the Cathedral, the Paulskirche, and Goethe's House. All within visible distance from the modern banking locality.
The museum landscape is located on the Main; the museum bank is absolutely unique. Meandering through the shopping centres of the city, the Goethestraße with its top brand shops, the Zeil or the Skyline Plaza Shopping Centre with its 170 shops and restaurants, located right next to the hotel.
Goethe-Haus
Johann Wolfgang Goethe was born here on 28th August 1749 "when the clock struck twelve", and grew up here with his sister Cornelia. Discover the house where Goethe was born, floor by floor. In the exhibition on the 3rd floor, you will also find a chronicle of the house and its inhabitants.
Opening hours:
Goethe's House and Goethe Museum: Wednesday to Monday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Main Tower
The Main Tower on the Neue Mainzer Straße with its height of approximately 200 m, is only Frankfurt's 4th tallest skyscraper, yet it has two unique highlights to offer, which are as yet unparalleled: it is the first skyscraper that is accessible to the public (with viewing platform and restaurant) and it is home to Europe's highest radio and television studio. On the 53rd floor, you can enjoy a meal in Frankfurt's highest restaurant (52 seats and 30 bar stools)
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Senckenberg Nature Museum
What was that again about the Big Bang and the evolution of mankind? In the Nature Museum, exciting exhibits and artefacts on the topics of space, the formation of our planet and the evolution of the animal and plant world await you on three floors. Embark on a journey through space and time and experience the witnesses of bygone eras.
Frankfurt Zoo
Founded in 1858, the zoo with its exotarium and nocturnal animal house is one of the most important in Europe. Around 500 animal species from all over the world can be seen at the zoo in the centre of the city. Visitors can relax 365 days a year. Entertainment and information about the animals as well as nature and species conservation.
Opening hours:
Summertime: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Winter time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Other sights worth seeing in Frankfurt-City
- Alt Höchst
- Archaeological Garden
- Banking Locality (Commerzbank, German Stock Exchange, Deutschherrnviertel, "Euro Tower" (EZB), Forum Frankfurt, Japan Centre, Main Tower (view platform), Trade Fair Tower, Westend Tower, Westhafen Tower)
DIALOG Museum
Swapping roles for once and perceiving the world without light and images - for many of us this is unimaginable, which is why blind people act as ambassadors here and introduce visitors to their ‘invisible reality’. Embark on an interesting journey and sharpen your senses, because you will experience your surroundings in a new way.
Opening hours:
Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
German Film Museum
The moving image fascinates and inspires today as it did then. Embark on a knowledge and experience-orientated journey of discovery through the history of film and learn more about the creation and development of this medium. The wide range of interactive stations, exciting exhibits and models invite visitors to explore the world of film.
Opening times:
Tuesday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
