Tog fra Frankfurt am Main til Bad Kreuznachfra € 15.00

Hvis du ønsker at opleve en by, der perfekt blander historisk storhed med moderne flair, så er Frankfurt am Main i Tyskland et must-visit. Denne pulserende by er ikke kun Tysklands finansielle hjerte, men også rig på kulturelle skatte og arkitektoniske vidundere. Lad os dykke ned i de bedste steder at besøge!

Römer – Frankfurt's historiske rådhus er et ikonisk billede med sin trefløjede facade. Beliggende i Römerberg, det centrale torv, har denne bygning været byens magtcentrum siden middelalderen. Åbningstider: 10:00-17:00.
Entré: Gratis, men ture kan koste.
Tips: Besøg julemarkedet her, hvis du er der i december.

Frankfurter Dom – Dette imponerende gotiske katedral fra 1400-tallet står som et testament til byens religiøse og kunstneriske historie. Placering: Domplatz.
Åbningstider: 09:00-20:00.
Entré: Gratis, tårnbestigning €3.
Tips: Tårnets udsigt over byen er enestående.

Goethe-Haus – Fødestedet for Tysklands største litterære søn, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Museet indeholder en række personlige genstande og manuskripter. Placering: Großer Hirschgraben 23-25.
Åbningstider: 10:00-18:00.
Entré: €7.
Tips: Køb en kombinationsbillet med nabomuseet for en fuld oplevelse.

Städel Museum – Hjem til en af Europas mest fremtrædende kunstsamlinger. Denne institution spænder over 700 år af europæisk kunsthistorie. Placering: Schaumainkai 63.
Åbningstider: 10:00-18:00; onsdage og fredage til 21:00.
Entré: €14.
Tips: Onsdag aften har nedsat pris.

Palmengarten – En 22 hektar stor botanisk have, der tilbyder en blændende samling af eksotiske planter. Placering: Siesmayerstraße 61.
Åbningstider: 09:00-19:00.
Entré: €7.
Tips: Besøg om foråret for fuld blomst.

Senckenberg Naturmuseum – Tysklands største naturhistoriske museum. Kendt for sin udstilling af dinosaurfossiler og en omfattende samling af biologiske og geologiske fund. Placering: Senckenberganlage 25.
Åbningstider: 09:00-17:00.
Entré: €10.
Tips: Perfekt for familier og videnskabsentusiaster.

Alte Oper – Besøg denne genopbyggede opera bygning for en touch af 1800-tallets arkitektur og topmoderne forestillinger. Placering: Opernplatz.
Åbningstider: Afhænger af forestilling.
Entré: Variabel.
Tips: Køb billetter på forhånd til populære shows.

Når du rejser rundt i Frankfurt, er det nemt at bruge både U-Bahn (undergrundsbane), S-Bahn (tog) eller tram. Disse transportmidler forbinder effektivt hele byen og dens forstæder, så du nemt kan hoppe fra det ene must-see til det andet. Frankfurt er en by, der konstant fornyer sig selv, mens den respekterer sin fortid, og er klar til at imponere dig med sin unikke blanding af gammelt og nyt.

Bad Kreuznach is a charming little city in Germany’s Rhineland-Palatinate state with an abundance of historical and architectural gems to explore. Whether you’re an aficionado of the ancient or an aspiring architect, you won’t want to miss these 7 must-visit sites. 

Kurpark: Located in the heart of the city, Kurpark is the ideal place to spend a leisurely afternoon admiring its lush greenery and distinctive fountains. You can take a relaxing stroll around the many statues and monuments or revel in a spot of sunbathing. Entrance is free and it’s open from 8 AM until 8 PM.

Church of Our Lady: Finely crafted in the 1700s, the Church of Our Lady features two onion-shaped towers and Baroque spires. Inside, you’ll find ornate wooden ceilings and a grand organ. You can also marvel at the imposing crypt beneath the apse. Admission is free and the church is open from May to September from 10 AM to 5 PM, and from October to April from 10 AM to 4 PM.

Kastell: Dating back to Roman times, this majestic castle is an iconic part of the city’s skyline. You can explore its seven charming courtyards, visit the on-site museum or take a guided tour around the walled city. Entrance to the castle and museum is free.

Synagogue: Built in 1847, the Bad Kreuznach Synagogue is an impressive sight. The building is located in the district’s Old Town, and its magnificent façade showcases the city’s Jewish heritage. Entrance is free and it is open April to October from 9 AM to 5 PM and November to March from 10 AM to 4 PM.

Old Town Hall: Constructed in 1582, the Old Town Hall is a beautiful example of Rhineland-Palatinate’s French Renaissance style. Inside, you’ll find a wealth of interesting artifacts, including a historic cash register from the 1850s. Entrance is free, and it is open from 10 AM to 5 PM from April to October and from 10 AM to 4 PM from November to March.

Salinental: Take a journey through Salinental, a vast park full of winding paths, streams, and lush landscapes. You can also find a serene botanical garden and discover the remains of an old castle. Entrance is free and it is open from 8 AM until 8 PM all year round.<

Restaurant Fair’s: To finish off your visit, treat yourself to a delicious meal at Restaurant Fair’s. This rustic eatery serves traditional Rhineland-Palatinate dishes like Sauerbraten and other regional specialties, with views of the Salinental park.

Bad Kreuznach is a city full of culture, history and gastronomic delights. From churches to parks and restaurants, you’re sure to find something to capture your interest. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing day of exploration or an unforgettable flavor experience, Bad Kreuznach will not leave you disappointed.