Although I live in Frankfurt for a while now, it was the first time I went up the cathedral. Until that day I only passed or walked in, but never up. We were really lucky with the weather, we had something to drink and a little snack with us. It is "only" 328 steps to the top...we were alone up... More

small but perfectly formed. Great architecture and wall carvings. Tranquil haven in the midst of the bustling city. More

wished we had the stamina to climb the tower but it was the day of our arrival , cathedral is really beautiful!!! More

The admission fee is 3EU for adults and 2EU for students. Its a small but lovely museum and admission to the cathedral. The staff was warm and friendly and helpful in directing me to another location I was looking for. More

It is not immediately obvious on a visit to the Cathedral that if you walk round the back there is a small booth to pay to climb up the tower. From the top you get to see the best part of the Cathedral and a 360 degree view of Frankfurt. It is an exciting climb and a must for visitors. More

We paid a couple, maybe three, euros to walk the 300+ narrow, steep stair all the way to the top of the tower. Quite a workout! The view from the top, at 200 meters, is spectacular. We had a good time here! More

During our city tour we stopped in. The cathedral was very nice and enjoyed our visit. More

Just behind the Roman ruins, St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral (Kaiserdom) was rebuilt in the 1950s. The church is bright and airy, and is made of modern concrete with paint to imitate mortar and medieval bricks. Note its west tower (Westturm), which is greatly ornamented and crowned by a polygonal gable. More

as far as Cathederal, this one does not really waw you as some I seen in Spain, or even the one in Cologne.. but if you are there, why not, it's free More