Tåg från Frankfurt am Main till Montabaurfrån € 15.00

Experience the beautiful landmarks of Germany as you travel by train from Frankfurt-am-Main to Montabaur. With a total distance of approximately 50 km and a travel time of just over one hour, you’ll pass through several towns and cities along the way such as Wiesbaden, Mainz, and Hofheim.

Your journey running along the Main River starts at the well-known Frankfurt Main station, where you can pick up a souvenir from one of the many shops in the bustling station before departing on your adventure. After passing through Wiesbaden and Mainz, you’ll then arrive at Hofheim station, a station full of activity, travelers, and unique items available to purchase.

As you make your way towards Montabaur, you’ll traverse a scenic landscape full of rural villages, forests, and riverside villages. You’ll finally arrive at Montabaur station, where the journey comes to an end. Be sure to pick up a local delicacy or two at the station as a keepsake of your journey!

Traveling between Frankfurt and Montabaur by train is a great way to experience the natural beauty of Germany’s Rhine-Main region. The trip is a relaxing and convenient one and comes with a variety of options when it comes to where to get off and explore.

From the iconic monuments of Frankfurt to the small towns of the Rhine-Main region, traveling by train from Frankfurt to Montabaur is an experience you won’t soon forget.

Välkommen till Frankfurt am Main, en stad där modern arkitektur möter djupgående historia, mitt i hjärtat av Tyskland. Frankfurt är inte bara landets ekonomiska kraftverk, utan även ett sprudlande centrum för kultur och historia. Med dess imponerande skyline, som kallas "Mainhattan", erbjuder Frankfurt en unik blandning av gammalt och nytt. Låt oss dyka in i en lista över oumbärliga platser som speglar stadens rika arv och modernitet.

Römerberg
Plats: Frankfurt Old Town
Öppettider: Dygnet runt, offentlig plats
Inträdesavgift: Gratis
Römerberg är hjärtat i Frankfurts Altstadt (Gamla stan), känt för dess pittoreska torg omgivet av traditionella halvtimrade hus. Platsen är essentiell för att uppleva stadens historiska själ.

Frankfurter Dom
Plats: Domplatz
Öppettider: 09:00-20:00
Inträdesavgift: Gratis, donationer välkomnas
Frankfurter Dom, eller S:t Bartolomeus-katedralen, står som ett monument över gotisk arkitektur och är ett måste för alla som besöker Frankfurt.

Paulskirche
Plats: Paulsplatz
Öppettider: 10:00-17:00
Inträdesavgift: Gratis
Denna kyrka, omvandlad till en samlingsplats, spelade en central roll i Tysklands demokratiska historia och är en plats laddad med betydelse.

Goethe-Haus
Plats: Grosser Hirschgraben
Öppettider: 10:00-18:00
Inträdesavgift: €7
Födelseplatsen för Tysklands mest berömda författare, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, erbjuder en inblick i 1700-talets borgarliv.

Städel Museum
Plats: Schaumainkai
Öppettider: 10:00-18:00, onsdagar till 21:00
Inträdesavgift: €14
Ett av Tysklands mest framstående konstmuseer, Städel, hem för en imponerande samling av konst från 700 år.

Main Tower
Plats: Neue Mainzer Straße
Öppettider: 10:00-21:00
Inträdesavgift: €7,50
För en panoramautsikt över staden, bestig denna moderna skyskrapa. Main Tower ger besökare en hisnande vy över Frankfurt.

Alte Oper
Plats: Opernplatz
Öppettider: Beroende på evenemang
Inträdesavgift: Varierar
Alte Oper, stadens gamla operahus, är en återuppbyggd pärla som nu tjänar som en konsert- och evenemangslokal. Ett arkitektoniskt mästerverk.

Att upptäcka Frankfurt till fots eller med stadens välutvecklade kollektivtrafik är en fröjd. Tack vare dess kompakta storlek är många av dessa sevärdheter lätta att nå från Frankfurts centralstation (Hauptbahnhof). När hungern gör sig påmind, missa inte att testa stadens kulinariska stolthet, Frankfurter Würstchen, tillsammans med ett lokalt äppelvin. Frankfurt am Main väntar på att ge dig en oförglömlig upplevelse.

Montabaur, known as the “Pearl of the Westerwald,” is a beautiful city located in the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate. Home to a plethora of historic architecture, Montabaur offers visitors a chance to explore its past and admire its many iconic buildings. From captivating castles to stunning churches, here are seven of the must-visit historical and architectural sites in Montabaur. 

Montabaur Castle: Located at the highest point in the city, the impressive Montabaur Castle is a must-see. Built in the 12th century, the castle is still largely intact and boasts a majestic four-storey gatehouse. Take in the sweeping views of the city and the surrounding countryside from the castle’s towers.
Location: Marktplatz 6, 57610 Montabaur. Hours: 10am – 5pm, Tuesday to Sunday. Entry fee: EUR 3.

St. Thomas Church: Located in the city centre, St. Thomas Church is home to a stunning Gothic chandelier, an impressive altar and beautiful stained glass windows. Inside, visitors can also find various historic artifacts, including a 15th-century mural. Location: Neustraße 6, 57610 Montabaur. Hours: 9am – 4pm, Monday to Saturday. Entry fee: Free.

Montabaur City Hall: Dating back to the 15th century, Montabaur’s City Hall is a stunning example of Gothic architecture. Inside, visitors can explore the beautiful public rooms, including the council chamber. Don’t forget to admire the majestic stained glass window, depicting the city’s coat of arms. Location: Marktplatz 1, 57610 Montabaur. Hours: 10am – 5pm, Tuesday to Sunday. Entry fee: EUR 3.

Gräfrath Castle: Located on the banks of the River Wied, Gräfrath Castle is a stunning example of 14th-century architecture. Take a stroll around the grounds and explore the castle’s beautiful gardens. Location: Schloßstraße 3, 57610 Montabaur. Hours: 10am – 5pm, Tuesday to Sunday. Entry fee: EUR 3.

St. Jacobus Church: This stunning Romanesque church is one of the oldest churches in the city, dating back to the 11th century. Inside, marvel at the impressive high altar and stunning stained-glass windows. Location: Am Eisernen Berg 2, 57610 Montabaur. Hours: 9am – 4pm, Monday to Saturday. Entry fee: Free.

Westerwald Museum: Located in the former Kreuzberg Abbey, the Westerwald Museum houses a fascinating collection of artifacts, including archaeological finds, paintings and sculptures. Location: Kreuzbergstraße 34, 57610 Montabaur. Hours: 10am – 5pm, Tuesday to Sunday. Entry fee: EUR 3.

Traditional Rhineland Cuisine: Be sure to try some traditional Rhineland cuisine while in Montabaur. Enjoy hearty dishes such as Sauerbraten (marinated beef) and Rheinischer Sauerbraten (marinated pork) or indulge in some of the city’s traditional pastries.

When it comes to exploring historic and architectural sites, Montabaur has a lot to offer. Whether you’re looking for stunning castles, beautiful churches or even traditional Rhineland cuisine, you’ll find something to love in the “Pearl of the Westerwald.” Enjoy your stay in this picturesque city and don’t forget to take plenty of photos to remember your trip!