Top Culture Spots in Hesse

I suggest using public transport instead of driving. Parking can be a headache around there, and the tram stops are super close to the entrance.

I highly recommend bringing a light snack and a water bottle. The café is nice but can be pricey and the lines get long during lunch hours.

Don't forget to ask about any special promotions or discounts. I stumbled upon a 'pay what you wish' night which was fantastic!

Check out the student exhibitions if you can! They often showcase fresh and unique perspectives that you won't find in the main collections.

My advice is to grab the wine tasting package when you book your tour. It’s a great value and you get to sample some amazing wines without breaking the bank!

Definitely wear comfortable shoes! The cobblestones can be a bit tricky, and you’ll want to explore the grounds without worrying about your feet.

My advice is to bring some small change. The little souvenir shop inside had some cool stuff, and I missed out because I didn’t have cash at the time.

I recommend climbing the tower – it’s a bit of a workout, but the view over Frankfurt is soooo worth it! Don’t skip it like I almost did.

I suggest visiting around 10 AM. It’s less crowded then, and you can really take your time appreciating the architecture. I went around noon, and it was packed.

Consider visiting during the week instead of the weekend. I found it less crowded on a Tuesday afternoon, which made for a much more enjoyable experience wandering the buildings.

If you're planning to explore the area, wear comfortable shoes. The cobblestone streets can be tough on your feet, and you might end up walking more than you thought!

Bring a good camera or phone with awesome photo capabilities. The architecture of Romans is stunning, and trust me, you'll want to capture every angle without worrying about low-quality pics.