Europe Tours from Frankfurt-am-Main
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10 best Europe tour packages from Frankfurt-am-Main
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- Central Europe
- Beautiful Views
- Beautiful Views End Copenhagen
- Frankfurt, Brussels and Amsterdam in 9 days
- The Majestic Rhine 2025 - 8 Days (from Frankfurt-am-Main to Basel)
- Southern Rhine New Year's Dream 2025
- Christmastime from Frankfurt to Budapest 2025
- Christmastime in Alsace & Germany (Southbound) 2026
- 5 Day Antalya including Flight from/to Frankfurt Airport
- Beautiful Views End Berlin
Central Europe
62 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The pace of tour is good. Director is excellent.”
David, traveled in September
This 15-day circuit from Frankfurt-am-Main spans 2,935 miles across Central Europe, visiting historic Weimar, Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, and Poznan's Renaissance square. The route concludes in Frankfurt after stops at Nuremberg's market square and Our Lady's Church.
Duration 15 days Destinations Germany, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Austria, Czech Republic Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Cosmos From $4,799
10% Off- NZ$4,319You save $479
Beautiful Views
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“I loved the time we spent in Bergen,Norway and the boat ride down the Fjord. Those were my favorite part of the trip.”
Sondra, traveled in July
This 10-day route from Frankfurt-am-Main to Stockholm winds through 13 cities across Germany, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. The path includes scenic Rhine River cruising, North Sea ferry crossing from Hirtshals to Kristiansand, and Norway's spectacular fjord routes with undersea tunnels.
Duration 10 days Destinations Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
10% Off- NZ$2,786
This 12-day route from Frankfurt-am-Main covers 15 cities across Germany, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. Highlights include Rhine River cruise between Rüdesheim and Sankt Goar, ferry crossings from Hirtshals to Kristiansand, and ends in Copenhagen. The path connects 4 countries with scenic routes through fjords and medieval towns.
Duration 12 days Destinations Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
10% Off- NZ$3,397
Duration 9 days Destinations Germany, Belgium, Netherlands Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator WiseYatra From
10% Off- NZ$3,991
This luxury Emerald Star-Ship cruise from Frankfurt-am-Main sails through three European countries. The route winds through Germany's Rhine Gorge, France's Alsace region in Strasbourg, and concludes in Switzerland's Basel, visiting 13 distinctive ports over 8 days.
Duration 8 days Destinations Germany, France, Switzerland Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Emerald Cruises From $14,428
62% Off- NZ$5,535You save $8,893
The A-ROSA CLEA takes guests on an 8-day route from Frankfurt through three countries. Stops include Germany's medieval Rüdesheim and Speyer, France's European hub Strasbourg, and Switzerland's cultural center Basel, showcasing UNESCO heritage sites and Rhine Valley landscapes.
Duration 8 days Destinations Germany, Switzerland, France Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, German Operator A-ROSA From
62% Off- NZ$2,851
Frankfurt opens the door to this premium European Christmas market experience, with seamless embarkation at the modern river port. Direct transfers connect major airports to your waiting Suite Ship.
Duration 13 days Destinations Germany, Austria, Hungary Age Range 8 to 99 year olds Operator Avalon Waterways From
62% Off- NZ$16,431+$604 upfront costs
Duration 5 days Destinations Germany, France, Switzerland Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Avalon Waterways From
62% Off- NZ$4,449+$221 upfront costs
A direct flight connects Frankfurt Airport to Antalya International Airport, with private transfers at both ends. The 5-day route spans two major cities across Germany and Turkey, concluding in Frankfurt. Air travel covers about 2,000 km each way.
Duration 5 days Destinations Frankfurt-am-Main, Antalya Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator STM Tours LLC From
62% Off- NZ$2,824
Beautiful Views End Berlin
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“From the major cities to the beautiful little towns with their charming streets and castles.”
Margaret, traveled in March
This extensive route from Frankfurt-am-Main connects 15 cities across Germany, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. Transportation includes Rhine River cruises, North Sea ferry crossings, and scenic drives through fjords. The 2,500+ km Northern European adventure ends in Berlin, featuring Hamburg's lively port and Copenhagen's colorful Nyhavn harbor.
Duration 13 days Destinations Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
62% Off- NZ$3,684
What people love about Europe Tours from Frankfurt-am-Main
- Central Europe
Everything was great, except couldn’t use bath room on tour bus
- Beautiful Views
An excellent tour with great hotels, lovely guide ( many thanks Ro ) and skilled drivers. Very good value and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Europamundo as a Tour company.
- Beautiful Views End Copenhagen
I'm a solo woman traveler, who booked this trip Beautiful Views End Copenhagen (Germany, Denmark, Norway and Sweden) with only 1 month in advance and since I booked it through an USA online agency they put me in the English language group. -OVERALL: I love the trip, beautiful places, great food, great experience and meet a lot of people. -Tour guides: When the circuit tour started in Frankfurt, Germany I met the English speaking tour guide (Antia), who was assigned to be my tour guide for this entire trip. My first impression when meeting her is: she was very serious and unfriendly. When we left the hotel I realized that the traveler's group in the same bus was mixed between Spanish and Portuguese speaking people (that were the majority of the group and they had assigned as their tour guide Pedro Repilado) and English speaking people (only like 5-7 people, including me who had assigned as tour guide Antia), which is not a problem for me since I'm used to travel with Europamundo and I know how they arranged groups and more that the month of March is a low season. Since I'm bilingual (English and Spanish), I heard the explanations given by both tour guides, Antia (English) and Pedro (Spanish and Portuguese), and at the beginning of the trip (since both guides were going to do the full route/circuit) I decided to compare both explanations and, although I was assigned to Antia in the English group, I decided to switch and joined the Spanish language guide. Why? My first impression about Antia (English) was right. Although she knew well how to speak and pronounce English words, she was very unfriendly. I think that when travelers book this kind of trip that if full organize (Hotels, tours, breakfast included, transportation, itinerary, etc.) by a company, in this case Europamundo, the tour guide assign to the group is supposed to give a good customer experience to those travelers, because after all that is for what they are paying for. Antia was not friendly, on a few occasions I told her good morning, she didn't even reply, if I approached her, asked or tried to make a conversation she was with a very serious and non-approachable face. When it was her turn to provide the English explanation she was cleared with the words but was very short in the explanations and it seems as if she was just trying to translate what the Spanish guide (Pedro) said previously to her. Pedro was very organized, provided his number in case anyone needed it or had any issues, and he always had his group communicate with departure times and more, no Antia, she was like... if this person needs my assistance they will find me. But her personality was not approachable. Nevertheless, to end speaking about Antia, my review about her is that although she speaks English well she is not made to be a tour guide. If she changes her attitude, gets more involved with the travelers, provides more assistance/guide and more information during her explanations, then maybe but for my opinion she doesn't provide a good customer experience and should not be a tour guide. At the end of the trip, she didn't even say bye to any of the English speaking travelers assigned to her. Leaving Antia (English guide) aside, now I can speak about Pedro Repilado (Spanish guide). He was the best. I have traveled many times with Europamundo and he has been the best one yet. Although I was assigned to Antia, he accepted me and treated me as I was under his group. He always treated me with respect, great orientations about the places, had many knowledged about places we visited, great conversations, he also provided me with his contact information which made me felt safe (as I said many times as a solo woman traveler and very far from by country many women feel unsafe, but he made be feel safe and informed about departures and was always looking out for his group and the ones not in his group. He added more fun and enjoyment to my travel experience. He is well informed, friendly, veryyyyyyyyyyyy organized (which is a big plus). I hope I got the chance to be able to travel again and have Pedro as my tour guide. -Bus drivers: I had two, Carlos, great driver, and then for a longer period of time we had Javier (greatttt driver, very organized, friendly, fun). -Places visited: overall the selection of places, cities and towns, was great. Many colorful and great places to visit. -Hotels: Selection was ok, some closed to the city other veryyyy far. I know that Europamundo has big buses and in Europe is not easy to find hotels with the capacity for big groups, that include breakfast, that has spaces to park the bus but... my only suggestions is to find hotels closer to the city to be able to enjoy the nightlife and/or to have a good meal. -Breakfast: All mornings, breakfast were included, so that's a plus and great for this kind of long trips (waking around 5:30 am and arriving at hotels around 9 pm, but I'm used to this when traveling with Europamundo, which is necessary to be able to see many things in a short amount of time). Overall, breakfasts included in the hotel were good. -Europamundo: had great communication with Europamundo. -transportation from FRankfurt airport-hotel: the company that Europamundo selected to transport me from FRankfurt airport-hotel was kind of poor. They were supposed to be at the airport from 9:30 am until 10:30 am, they arrived late at the airport at 10:50 am, the man was walking very fast to the car and without waiting for me to get to the car I was almost running with my luggage behind him.
What our customers ask about Europe Tours from Frankfurt-am-Main
What types of tours typically start from Frankfurt-am-Main?
Frankfurt-am-Main serves as a gateway for both river adventures and land-based European explorations. Visitors can explore the city's contrasts from the historic Goethe House to the modern banking district's glass towers before embarking on their journey. River cruises on vessels like the A-ROSA CLEA provide an intimate setting for Rhine River exploration while multi-country land tours offer broader European discovery. Key departure hotels include the Hotel Mövenpick Frankfurt City and Crowne Plaza Frankfurt Congress located near main attractions and transport links.
What are the most popular first stops after departing Frankfurt-am-Main?
Tours commonly begin with a Rhine River journey to Rüdesheim and Koblenz or take an eastward route to Berlin. The Rhine route takes travelers past hillside castles and into wine-producing villages such as Cochem and Sankt Goar. Many groups gather at the Maritim Hotel Frankfurt or Crowne Plaza Frankfurt Congress before departure. A TourRadar traveler shared: "Starting with the Rhine cruise was magical - seeing all those hilltop castles while sipping local wine set the perfect tone for the rest of the journey."
What kind of accommodation can I expect in Frankfurt-am-Main at the start of my tour?
Tour departures typically begin at established hotels including the Leonardo Hotel Frankfurt City South Crowne Plaza Frankfurt Congress and Maritim Hotel Frankfurt. These properties offer central locations with quick access to both city attractions and transport connections. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The Leonardo Hotel was perfect for starting our journey - modern rooms helpful staff and just 15 minutes from the Old Town where we enjoyed our first evening exploring the Römerberg square."
What are the best months to start a tour from Frankfurt-am-Main?
Tours operate most actively from May through September when mild temperatures create ideal conditions for both river and land exploration. December brings specialized Christmas market tours particularly along the Rhine River. Summer months June through August prove especially popular for river cruises. One TourRadar reviewer notes: "We started our August cruise from Frankfurt when the weather was perfect - warm days for sightseeing and cool evenings for deck dining while watching the sunset over the Rhine."
How are airport transfers handled for tours starting in Frankfurt-am-Main?
Tour packages generally include free transfers from Frankfurt International Airport to starting hotels like the Hotel Mövenpick Frankfurt City or Leonardo Royal Frankfurt during daytime hours (9 AM to 6 PM) on tour start dates. Private transfers can be arranged for arrivals outside these times. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "Starting with the booking agent helped arrange my trip. On arrival at Frankfurt hotel the introduction and transfer were handled perfectly by our tour guide Tina."
What's the typical duration of tours starting in Frankfurt-am-Main?
Most tours run between 7 and 12 days with various cruise and land itineraries available. Rhine River cruise tours often span 8 days taking passengers from Frankfurt to scenic stops in Mainz Rüdesheim and Koblenz. A TourRadar traveler commented about their 8-day Rhine cruise: "Was an outstanding cruise. Very well organized and we got exactly out of it what we wanted. Just the right mix of activity with rest."