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Walking routes in Frankfurt

Open the app, choose a route, and start walking. Curated routes are created by our editors and include professionally designed quiz questions that can be solved by anyone, even without prior knowledge. You can also create your own route in the app completely free of charge. These routes also include curious stories and visual discovery questions.

Frankfurt on foot

In Frankfurt the old town and the skyscrapers are only a few minutes apart. The Römer on Römerberg square has been the town hall since 1405. Next to it stands the Paulskirche, where the first freely elected German parliament met in 1848. The Eiserner Steg, an iron footbridge from 1869, takes you across the Main.

CuriFox turns this into a free self-guided walking tour: you set a start and an end, and the app leads you past places most people walk by.

Places you'll pass

  • Eiserner Steg
  • Alte Oper
  • Paulsplatz
  • Eschenheimer Tor
  • Bulle und Bär
  • Dirk-Nowitzki-Statue
  • Hammering Man
  • Struwwelpeter-Brunnen
  • Euro-Skulptur
  • Bockenheimer Warte
  • Deutschordenskirche
  • Liebfrauenkirche
  • Märchenbrunnen

Common questions about Frankfurt

Is the walking guide to Frankfurt free?
Yes — standard routes in Frankfurt are free to walk. You earn coins by answering questions along the way, which unlock more routes. Gor gems you can buy professional curated and featured routes
Do I need prior knowledge to enjoy a route in Frankfurt?
No. Routes are designed for curious visitors and locals alike. Each stop comes with a short story and a visual question you can solve on the spot — no guidebook required.
Can I create my own route in Frankfurt?
Yes. Besides the curated routes, you can pick any two points on the map and CuriFox builds a walking route through the most interesting places between them — completely free.

Ready to explore?

Download CuriFox and start walking — it's free.