Scavenger Hunt Frankfurt – Where Skyline meets Teamwork

Frankfurt is also called Mainhattan because it is the only German city with a skyline. Visit Downtown Mainhattan and experience the feeling of standing between these giants.

At the stock exchange, where the bull and the bear symbolize rising and falling prices, people bet on a particular outcome of this ups and downs on a daily basis. In this game, place your own bet on the course of the price trend.

Green Sauce (Grie Soß) is the culinary symbol of Frankfurt. It is made from these 7 herbs: borage, chervil, cress, parsley, sorrel, chives, and salad burnet. Go on a hunt for these herbs at the Kleinmarkthalle.

The historical architecture in Frankfurt is characterized by half-timbered houses. Most of these houses were destroyed during the bombing of World War II. Only the Wertheym house survived. Take a look at it and count the number of triangles on its front side.

The Frankfurt skyline can be wonderfully viewed from the bridges over the Main river. Cross a bridge you encounter during your city exploration to get a new perspective of the city.

In Goethe's birthplace, which is now a museum, there is a huge bookshelf behind the ticket counters. Visitors can observe the books up close through a telescope in the entrance area.

In Frankfurt, there are several old towers. Once, they shaped the skyline of Frankfurt, but that time is long gone. This challenge is simple: Find these towers on your way through the city.

Almost every day you can find Peter on the beautiful square in front of the opera, making children's hearts soar with his soap bubbles. Visit the square and take on the following challenge with the soap bubbles.

There is a thriving hip-hop culture in Frankfurt and accordingly, there is a lot of graffiti and particularly beautiful street art to discover. Create your own street art collection and choose an artwork that you particularly like.

The Hessian cuisine is known for some special delicacies such as Handkäs with music and of course the well-known Äppelwoi. Find a place where you can try Handkäs with music together.

Get a flower and exchange it with someone on the street for something they want to give you. Whatever you receive, try to exchange it with the next person and repeat the same process.

When people perform an action in synchrony as a group, it automatically attracts others to join. For example, simply looking at a specific point together is enough to create interest.