BRÜCKENSTRASSE

For those who want to break away from fast fashion, Brückenstrasse is a must-visit. Home to many showrooms featuring the wonderful creations of local fashion designers and a unique assortment of small boutiques, a trip to this fashionable part of the city will not disappoint retail enthusiasts. From a selection of eccentric clothing, shoes and accessories to a range of minimalistic clothing in earthy tones, vintage and second-hand clothesBrückenstrasse has it all!

Berger Strasse

e longest shopping street in Frankfurt, the Berger Strasse is the place to shop till you drop! e street features many cafés to keep visitors fueled during their retail spree. e area is

MyZeil Shopping Centre, which sprawls over 52,000 sqm and o ers views of the city with its majestic curved glass facade. e area features everything retail related from department stores, speciality shops to regional and international retailers.

Goethestrasse

A curation of the world’s nest luxury brands, Goethestrasse is where one can nd designer labels such as Chanel, Gucci, Hermès, Ti any & Co. and Cartier. A short walk away from Zeil, the high-end fashion street features an extensive range of exclusive fashion boutiques. To explore independent concept stores, various delicatessens, restaurants and cafés, head over to Neue Rothofstrasse and the Fressgass which is situated parallel to Goethestrasse.

Kleinmarkthalle

To make the most of shopping in Frankfurt, a trip to Kleinmarkthalle is highly recommended. Spread over 1500 sqm, the indoor market hall features 156 stalls selling a wide range of fresh ingredients, interesting local produce and an assortment of captivating owers. e market is open everyday except on Sunday and is the best place to purchase regional specialities such as Frankfurt’s beloved “Green Sauce” and other imported international delectables. e market is a great place to stop for a quick, light lunch.

Wertheim Village

A part of the globally renowned Bicester Collection, a trip to Wertheim Village is a memorable, luxurious retail experience. Ensconced next to the scenic backdrop of turreted castles, wooded hills and ancient forests, the premium shopping complex is located in the wine-growing region of the Tauber Valley. O ering the nest of fashion, food and entertainment the openair retail area is home to over 110 designer boutiques.

Rheingau Wine Festival

August 30, 2023- September 08, 2023

One of the highlights of the summer season in Frankfurt is the marvellous Rheingau Wine Festival. e rst festival took place at the Freßgass’ in 1978. With an aim to bring together winemakers and wine lovers, the festival is limited to wines from the Rheingau wine cultivation area. Enjoy glasses of red, white and sparkling wine with culinary delicacies produced speci cally to pair with the wines. One of the key elements of the festival is interacting with fellow viticultural and wine enthusiasts. Visitors and wine a cionados come together to discuss the qualities and varieties of wines of all varieties whilst building new connections and gaining new insights.

FRANKFURT’S CHRISTMAS MARKETS

November 27, 2023- December, 21, 2023

To experience Frankfurt city in all its Yuletide glory one must visit the Frankfurt Christmas Market. Adorned with extravagant and creative decorations set against the majestic backdrop of the city’s old town centre, the market is the ideal place to soak in some Christmas cheer. e origin of the market dates back to 1393, as the rst reference of the market was documented then. e market was traditionally accompanied by the performance of an ecclesiastical mystery play, which was staged in Römerberg. Since 2021, the Roßmarkt has been part of the Frankfurt Christmas Market therefore, the market extends from the Roßmarkt over the Zeil down to the Römerberg and the Main. Some of the quintessential elements of the market include the nest of handicra s, toys, sweets and other Christmas knick - knacks made by local artisans. A highly popular feature of the markets are the wide range of baked goods available. One of the most famous is the “Bethmännchen”, a traditional almond and marzipan cookie usually baked for Christmas day invented in 1838 by the French confectioner Jean Jaques Gautenier, who lived in Friedrichsdorf. Warm up with a steaming hot glass of apple wine as one explores and makes the most of the markets’ o erings.

Uefa Euro 2024

June 14, 2023- July, 14, 2024 will

Frankfurt will be one of ten host cities of the UEFA Euro 2024 tournament in Germany. e city will transform itself to include a “Football Village” to celebrate the football season. Frankfurt’s Deutsche Bank Park will host ve matches of the European football league. Additionally, all 51 matches will be screened live at the city’s o cial football fan zone. e Football Village will be situated along the northern bank of the River Main, stretching 1.4 kilometres and will provide fans with a diversi ed programme of activities, including stages, special promotions, interactive events and delicious culinary o erings to make the most of the sporting tournament! e area will be designed to be sustainable and barrier-free and admission to the fan zone will be free of charge.