Best Frankfurt-Romerberg holiday apartments

Our Apartments at the Römerberg (Frankfurt am Main) are situated in an extraordinarily central location and offer the possibility to not only discover the historical old town of the Main metropolis on foot, but also to shop in the numerous shops or to enjoy culinary delights in pretty restaurants. Similar to couchsurfing at the Römerberg (Frankfurt am Main), you will live in comfortably furnished private apartments and immediately have the feeling of living like the locals. But our Apartments in Frankfurt am Main are also located in other parts of the city and some a little further out, so that you can choose your dream accommodation from many, e.g. Apartments in Sachsenhausen, Frankfurt am Main, or in Bockenheim, if you want to live near the Grüneburgpark. Have a look at our accommodation pages and book your private holiday apartment at the Römerberg in Frankfurt am Main and surroundings. After all, not only a fascinating big city and a great environment are waiting for you, but also numerous events and festivities.

In an interesting city location: Apartments am Römerberg (Frankfurt am Main)

Frankfurt am Main was first mentioned in a document as early as 794 and even in the High Middle Ages attained the status of a Free Imperial City, whose centre became the Römerberg, the place where markets and great festivities were regularly held over the centuries. After the turmoil of the war, it and its picturesque houses were reconstructed as true to the original as possible, and even today it remains the centre of the historic old town. So your apartment at the Römerberg (Frankfurt am Main) will give you many reasons to simply leave the car behind, take a leisurely stroll along the varied paths of history and at the same time let yourself be seduced by the modern delights of typical Hessian cuisine.

Around the private holiday apartments at the Römerberg (Frankfurt am Main)

Also known as Mainhattan, Frankfurt am Main is one of the large and modern metropolises of the country, but if you find yourself in the historic old town, for example, you will have the feeling that you are not necessarily standing in one of the largest banking centres in the world, but in a small picturesque place that gives you insights into a life from times long past. Small alleys around the Roman invite you to stroll and linger. Delicious smells emanate from the restaurants and the small “Ebbelwoi-Express” offers you a completely different view of Frankfurt’s sights. And even if you want to go on excursions from your private accommodation on the Römerberg (Frankfurt am Main), you can use the numerous public transport services, for example to Sachsenhausen, the district known for its wine restaurants. But don’t forget your camera, because there are countless idyllic motives waiting for you. Along the banks of the Main and around Frankfurt there are also interesting cycle paths if you want to explore this beautiful area. When you return in the evening, you can expect not only vernissages and theatre performances, but also chic clubs and discotheques where the hottest beats turn the night into a varied party zone.