I wasn't really sure whether 9 euro to stand on a viewing platform would be worth it to be honest but yes it was! I only wish we had gone at the start of our trip to Frankfurt rather than near the end as it would have been so helpful to get out bearings. Anyway, we went at around 6.30/7.00pm and I was regretting buying the tickets as it was raining (fairly lightly but still). There were hardly any queues and we were in the lift within about 5 minutes. That included a security check going through a metal detector etc. And at the top? WOW! I actually think the weather made the view even better with the dramatic skies. We spent about 30/45 minutes there, had fun spotting the landmarks we'd visited and realising how much additional walking we'd done between them because we kept getting lost! If you have teenagers, they will love it for the photo ops - my two both have really arty pictures of them against the skyline as their profile pictures. It's probably *slightly* on the expensive side for what it is but I think if you shop around or buy certain visitor passes you can get it a little cheaper.

This didn’t seem to be the easiest place to find, and we were wandering around for some time trying to find the entrance which isn’t very well signposted, and when it is can be misleading with arrows pointing to the adjacent building. We must have timed it right (Friday, early afternoon) and there was no queue to speak of, but I would guess that the bottlenecks that they do have are probably caused by the rather onerous, airport style security scanners, and the staff manning these were not friendly or engaging. After that though, the lift soon whisks you to almost the top floor – there are a couple more flights of stairs to climb. The views that there are, are very good, and helpful signage points out various landmarks. Unfortunately though, the best view which is probably south east along the river, has now been completely obscured by a taller building being constructed. Obviously there was no mention of this before paying, and the signage that they have up there now points out landmarks that you can’t see! Still worth a visit I’d say, but presumably at some point a viewing platform will open on the new, taller building.

It's this sleek, modern skyscraper that totally owns the city skyline. The views from the observation deck are mind-blowing, giving you this epic panorama of Frankfurt. You can see all the cool architecture mixing old and new. Inside, it's all classy with glass and steel vibes. And guess what? There's a restaurant too, so you can munch on some amazing food while soaking in the scenery. Plus, being in the financial district adds this extra swag to the place, making it a symbol of Frankfurt's economic awesomeness. Whether you're a tourist hungry for views or a local wanting a unique dining spot, Main Tower is where it's at, capturing the vibe of Frankfurt perfectly.

Being in Frankfurt and not coming to a skyscraper that offers a view of Frankfurt and its surroundings is as if you were never in Frankfurt. It got its name from the river Majna, so it is called Main Tower. 240 m high with antenna. You can take the elevator to the 54th floor (196m), but you can climb the stairs to a height of 200m from where you can enjoy a spectacular view of the city and the surrounding area. Everything is very well insured so there is really no room for fear.

Main Tower in Frankfurt is cool! The view from the top is nice, you can see the whole city. The elevator ride is quick, and the staff are friendly. It’s a good spot for photos and to get a sense of Frankfurt from above. Worth a visit if you’re in town!

When taking look from the observation platform, you get really great overview of the city. The view is an amazing experience. Have on mind night or sunset are quite peak hours. You may also check current number of people online. I do not recommend to go there, when there is a really lot of people. I went there after rain 5 PM, no waiting lines and it was fine.