In 1810 the city became the capital of the Grand Duchy of Frankfurt, created by Napoleon. From 1815, when Napoleon fell, Frankfurt was again a free city, wherein 1848-49 the Frankfurt National Assembly met. Frankfurt was the seat of the German Bundestag (Federal Diet), and thus the capital of Germany from 1816 to 1866. The city of Frankfurt is known for its futurist skyline and the busiest German airport. Frankfurt is the financial capital of Continental Europe and the transportation centre of Germany. It is also the home of the European Central Bank and the German Stock Exchange. Some top sights in Frankfurt include; Stadel Museum, Romer, Palmengarten, Goethe House, Romerberg, Main Tower, and more.
The city is filled with several picturesque sights that can be seen on walking and biking tours through the best city paths and walkways. Famous landmarks including ruins, historical centres, and museums can be explored and visitors will have the opportunity to explore Frankfurt’s artefacts and make other discoveries about the city's history on sightseeing tours as well as cultural and historical tours. Tourists can also enjoy several other outdoor activities in the city and explore the city’s culinary culture on food and wine tasting tours. The city’s shopping and fashion style can also be explored on visits to its best markets, and visitors will enjoy the best experiences with Tripindicator’s holiday and seasonal tours.
Movement in the city is made easy with airport transfers and other city transfers that provide visitors with convenient transport services, suitable for both individual and group travels. Tourists can also visit famous landmarks outside the city on day trips and excursions from Frankfurt to neighbouring towns and villages. These tour activities and numerous others are available on Tripindicator at very affordable prices compared to other leading tour teams. The tour agency is known for providing visitors with specifically selected tour activities with amazing customer ratings and feedbacks.
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