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Day Trips From Frankfurt: A Guide to Heidelberg, Mainz, Wiesbaden, Darmstadt, Seligenstadt and the Rheingau

Day Trips From Frankfurt: A Guide to Heidelberg, Mainz, Wiesbaden, Darmstadt, Seligenstadt and the Rheingau

Noble, Anne

Paperback

Series: Frankfurt & Beyond

Travel GeneralGermany

ISBN13: 9798181665996
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 15 2026
Pages: 186
Weight: 0.41
Height: 0.40 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: English
Vineyards, castles, cute timber-framed towns are all accessible by public transport, making Frankfurt the ideal launch pad for discovering German culture, and turning a city trip into an adventure through a series of easy to plan day trips.

This small format book guidebook (12.85 x 19.84 cm) is easy to carry in a bag and has extensive details about train and ticket options for each trip. It's the perfect accompaniment for both tourists and ex-pats alike who want to explore this region to the full.

  • Heidelberg is extensively covered, both the magnificent ruined castle and the unique baroque old town.
  • The chapter dedicated to Darmstadt opens up this rarely explored town. With its beautifully preserved UNESCO Mathildenhöhe, it's a must-see destination for lovers of art nouveau.
  • Take a day trip out to Seligenstadt, a little known town that beguiles with medieval timber framed houses, a monastery garden and great ice-cream parlours too!
  • The Romans make their mark in Mainz, with its Roman amphitheatre, and in Wiesbaden, with its thermal waters. Wiesbaden has impressive Prussian architecture and a quirky funicular railway. Meanwhile, Mainz offers Gutenberg, a Citadel, Chagall stained-glass windows and wine houses.
In addition to nearby towns, the suggests some great walks through the vineyards of the Rheingau; from Kloster Eberbach to Eltville, and along the River Rhein where, during the summer months, wine stands line the route offering a convivial place to sip a local Riesling whilst soaking up the relaxed, chilled, lifestyle of a wine region.

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