Top Attractions
Erkenbert Museum
Start your journey at the Erkenbert Museum, a true testament to Frankenthal's rich history. From stunning artifacts to captivating stories, it's a must-visit for history buffs.
Franconofurd Sculpture
Don't miss the Franconofurd Sculpture, an imposing work of art located in the heart of the city. Remember, being in your own rental car means you can take a moment to stop, marvel at, and snap some pictures of this masterpiece.
Navigating Your Way
The speed limit in Frankenthal's urban areas is typically 50km/h, but on expressways, it can rise to 130km/h. Make sure you always adhere to the local traffic rules and regulations while driving.
Suggested Driving Routes
Rhein-Neckar Area
Frankenthal's strategic location in the Rhein-Neckar area makes it an excellent starting point for exploring nearby towns and cities, such as Mannheim and Heidelberg. With your rental car, vistas of stunning landscapes and numerous attractions are only a drive away.
Climate and Best Time to Visit
Frankenthal boasts a mild climate year-round making it a wonderful destination for any season. Nonetheless, summer and early autumn are often said to be the most scenic times to visit, as the countryside bursts into life with vibrant colors.
Key Facilities: Airport, Train Stations, and More
Flying into Frankfurt or Stuttgart Airports, historical Frankfurt is a short 75-minute drive, while Stuttgart is approximately 80 minutes away by car. Both routes are scenic and offer travelers the chance to start their trip to Frankenthal with a relaxing and scenic drive in their rental car.
Practical Information
Currency and Payments
The currency in Frankenthal is the Euro (€). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, although it's always handy to have some cash for smaller establishments or parking meters.
Seasonal Events
Frankenthal's calendar is packed with seasonal events; the most popular being the annual town festival - 'Strohhutfest' - which happens every May. It's worth timing your visit to coincide with this lively event decorated with straw hats, symbolizing the city's hat-making history.
