Trenes de Sünching a Fráncfort del MenoDesde € 50.00

Your train will make important stops in cities such as Leipheim, Gunzburg, Kunding, and Neuhausen, as well as passing through iconic towns such as Gundremmingen, Harburg, and Taufkirchen. All these amazing stops offer their own unique attractions, from the stunning Taufkirchen Abbey in Bavaria to the historic Gunzburg Castle. On your journey you will travel a distance of approximately 200 kilometers.

Upon reaching Frankfurt, enjoy the city's many attractions such as the Frankfurt Cathedral, the Romerberg district, and the charming neighborhoods in Sachsenhausen. Don't forget to take in the stunning view from the top of the Main Tower, or explore the traditional markets of the Old City. There are plenty of activities that you can do in this vibrant city before you board your train back home.

If you're looking for an iconic item to take home as a souvenir, visit the famous Goethe-Haus or purchase a souvenir from one of the many shops around the city. Don't forget to try the local cuisine; from pretzels to delicious schnitzel, there's something for everyone in this amazing city.

So grab your ticket and hop on the train for an incredible journey through history, culture, and charm – from Sunching to Frankfurt-Am-Main! With stunning sights, delicious treats, and plenty of attractions, you'll have a truly unforgettable experience!

Welcome to the charming town of Sünching in Bavaria, Germany. It’s a place of beautiful serenity and incredible history. Visiting Sünching is an opportunity to explore historic sites and sample the local cuisine with memorable experiences. Here is a list of must-visit historical and architectural sites and what to eat for an ideal trip to Sünching. 

Neuschwanstein Castle: Monolithic Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most famous castles in Europe and a sight not to be missed when visiting Sünching. Located in Schwangau, Germany, visitors can explore the meandering corridors, grand staircases, and the court of singers. Entrance is €13 per person and the hours are 8am-5pm Monday to Sunday. An insider tip is to visit at the start of the day for fewer crowds.

Schloss Hohenschwangau: Just a short stroll away from Neuschwanstein is Hohenschwangau, a castle commissioned by King of Bavaria, Ludwig II. Besides the incredible architecture, visitors can learn all about the history of Ludwig II and the tales of King Arthur. The entrance fee is €12 per person and the hours are from 9am - 5:30pm every day.

Wieskirche: Founded in 1745, Wieskirche is regarded as one of the best examples of Rococo architecture. From its magnificent murals to the awe-inspiring sculptures, it’s a must-see. No entrance fees and open from 8am -5pm Monday to Sunday.

Ettal Abbey: Also known as Ettal Monastery, this stunning site is one of the oldest and most prominent monasteries in Bavaria. With a spectacular Baroque facade and an impressive interior, you can take a tour of the many galleries that tell the story of the abbey. Open from 10 am to 5pm daily but closed on Saturday and Sunday. Entrance is €7 per person.

Linderhof Palace: This beautifully crafted architectural feat is located in Oberammergau and was built for King Ludwig II. Sprawling gardens, vivid paintings and extravagantly furnished rooms make it an awe-inspiring experience. Entrance is €8 per person and open from 8am - 6pm daily.

Traditional Bavarian cuisine: Whether it’s classic Wiener Schnitzel, a hearty bowl of soup, or a smorgasbord of German pretzels, the Bavarian cuisine will make your trip to Sünching that much more delicious. Savour the gourmet delights of the region and be sure to try a locally made beer from one of the many local breweries.

Neuschwanstein Horseback Riding: Horseback riding offers an unique way to explore the countryside and get a glimpse of Neuschwanstein Castle. You’ll be guided by an experienced horseman with the majestic Bavarian Alps as a backdrop. Choose from a one-hour guided tour or one of the longer overnight trips.

Exploring Sünching will be an unforgettable experience. Make sure to take your time, enjoy the incredible culture and quaint towns of the region, and partake in some of the delicious local cuisine. 

¿Sabías que Fráncfort del Meno, una de las ciudades más vibrantes de Alemania, es un crisol de historia, modernidad y cultura? Esta metrópoli, famosa por su impresionante skyline, esconde tesoros históricos y arquitectónicos que te dejarán sin aliento. Aquí te llevaré a descubrir los lugares imprescindibles para saborear la esencia de Fráncfort.

Römerberg, el corazón histórico de la ciudad, es un buen punto de partida. Esta pintoresca plaza está rodeada de edificios de estilo medieval reconstruidos, donde destacan el Römer, el antiguo ayuntamiento, y la Iglesia de San Nicolás. No te pierdas la oportunidad de capturar fotos únicas aquí.

La Catedral de San Bartolomé, con su imponente torre que domina el horizonte, es otro hito. Esta joya gótica ha sido testigo de momentos cruciales de la historia alemana y ofrece increíbles vistas de la ciudad desde su plataforma de observación.

El Museo Städel es indispensable para los amantes del arte. Alberga una impresionante colección de obras europeas, desde el medievo hasta la actualidad, incluyendo piezas de Rembrandt y Picasso.

Para los interesados en la historia moderna, el Museo Judío ofrece una perspectiva única sobre la vida judía en Alemania a través de los siglos.

El Main Tower te ofrece una vista panorámica de 360 grados de Fráncfort. Subir a este rascacielos es una experiencia que no te puedes perder, especialmente al atardecer.

La Casa de Goethe, donde nació el famoso escritor, es un lugar de peregrinación para los amantes de la literatura. Aquí puedes sumergirte en la vida y obra de Goethe.

Finalmente, pasear por el Palmengarten, el jardín botánico de Fráncfort, es perfecto para relajarse y disfrutar de la naturaleza en medio de la ciudad.

En cuanto a la gastronomía, no puedes dejar de probar el tradicional Frankfurter Würstchen, un tipo de salchicha ahumada, y el Apfelwein, una bebida alcohólica hecha de manzanas, ambos emblemáticos de la región.

Viajar por Fráncfort es sumergirse en una experiencia única donde la historia y la modernidad se entrelazan en cada rincón. ¡Prepárate para dejarte sorprender a cada paso!