Sachsenhausen, Frankfurt's Apple-cider District - Private Walking Tour

During your stay in Frankfurt a visit to the apple-cider district, Sachsenhausen, is a must. You will learn the story of Frankfurt’s apple wine while enjoying the neighbourhood’s intimate, almost village-like atmosphere. The fields around this city are some of the richest in apple produce in the country, so it is only natural that fresh apple juice would be allowed to ferment and become an alcoholic drink.

The traditions of Old-Sachsenhausen and how this special wine is produced is also a pertinent part of this tour. You will also get to know all about the city’s 95 meters-high belfry of the Gothic Imperial Cathedral, the Eiserner Steg, the 19th-century iron footbridge over the river Main, the medieval town hall called “Römer” and Paulskirche (St. Paul’s Church), where Germany’s first national assembly convened in 1848. Explore the other side of Frankfurt and the river Main in an experience that will open up your tastebuds.

You will see:

Römerberg

New Old Town

Main River

Old Bridge

Sachsenhäuser embankment

Gr. Rittergasse

Paradiesplatz

Affentorplatz

Kleine Rittergasse

Klappergasse

Dreieichstrasse