Tog fra Frankfurt am Main til Gießenfra € 10.00

Take a relaxing train journey from Frankfurt-am-Main to Giessen and explore the many fascinating places in between! The journey will take you roughly 2 hours and 15 minutes, passing through 125 km of breathtaking scenery. With a variety of stations along the way, you are sure to find something interesting along the way. The main stations along the route include Frankfurt-am-Main Central Station, Frankfurt Main Rhein Main Airport, Langen, Friedberg, Bad Vilbel, Butzbach, Weiterstadt, Gießen and Giessen Central Station. Throughout the journey, you will pass some of the most iconic towns in Germany, such as Wiesbaden, Mainz, Fulda and Bad Nauheim. Make sure to take a picture of the famous Hessische Landesmuseum Giessen, the oldest museum in Germany, during your stopover in Giessen, as well as the Giessen Castle, the royal residence of the Counts of Nassau. On the way, you can also take in the stunning view of the Lahn valley and even spot some wild animals in their natural habitats! Once you arrive in Giessen, be sure to visit the iconic Giessener Marktplatz, the historical city center lined with a variety of shops, cafés and restaurants to explore. Take the scenic route and explore the beautiful towns and sights in between Frankfurt-am-Main and Giessen, and create lasting memories with your friends and family!

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.

The quaint university town of Giessen (or Gießen) is located in central Germany and is an excellent destination for those seeking to explore historical and architectural sites. With an abundance of impressive museums and famous landmarks, Giessen is the perfect spot for those keen to delve into Germany’s rich culture and past. Here’s a list of top attractions to explore while visiting the city: 

Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt: This is a renowned Art Nouveau building complex located in the Giessen suburb of Darmstadt. It is a must-visit site for those interested in modernist architecture, with two chateaus, seven museums, and a major art school. Entrance to the complex is free, and it is open every day from 10am to 6pm.

Lollar Castle: Located in the town of Lollar, ten minutes away from Giessen, Lollar Castle is a 600-year-old medieval fortress, built in the 14th century. Visitors can admire stunning views from atop the castle walls, as well as the historic displays contained within. Admission is free and opening hours are from 9am to 5pm daily.

St George's Church: Giessen’s main church was constructed between 1840 and 1848 and is a beautiful example of Gothic Revival architecture. Within the church, visitors can see a wide range of religious symbols and artwork, including the impressive Baroque altar. Entrance is free and it is open 6am to 6pm daily.

Rittermuseum Giessen: This is a museum dedicated to medieval weapons and artifacts from the region. It is free to enter and open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 4pm.

Liebig-Museum: Named after the 19th-century chemist Justus von Liebig, this museum was established in 1900. It is dedicated to the city’s history and displays artifacts from prehistoric times through to modern day. Entrance is free and it is open Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 4pm, Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 1pm.

Schlosspark Biebrich: The Biebrich Palace Park is a beautiful landscaped park with a lake, cafes, and a restored castle. A great place to relax, the park is free to enter and open daily from 7am to 9pm.

Traditional Food and Drinks: To experience the best of Giessen’s cuisine, visitors should try a range of traditional specialities such as Bergische Kaffeetafel, Printen, and Bratapfel. A selection of German beers and wines are also available to sample in the city’s many bars and cafes.

Giessen is without a doubt an immensely rewarding place to visit, and every visitor will no doubt enjoy exploring its fascinating sites and sampling its delicious fare.