Aschaffenburg 3-Day Itinerary

The cobbled old town centre with half-timbered houses, the Town Hall, and St. Peter and Alexander Church. Free to explore on foot.

🕐 Always accessible

💡 Look for the street art on small side lanes near the Town Hall. The weekly market on Saturdays is a bonus.

A self-guided walk through Aschaffenburg's cobbled old town, past half-timbered houses, the market square, and the historic St. Agatha Chapel. Cost-free and flexible.

🕐 Always accessible.

💡 Start at Sandkirche (corner of Sandgasse) and follow the red cobblestone markers—this route covers the main sights in under an hour, with benches for breaks.

Zum Steinbachtal · ££

Delphi · ££

A former collegiate church dating from the 10th century, with Romanesque and Gothic elements and a striking winged altar inside. Entry is free for personal visits.

🕐 Daily 09:00–18:00, except during services.

💡 Check the noticeboard at the entrance—there are occasional free organ recitals on Saturday afternoons during summer.

A replica of a Roman villa from Pompeii, built by King Ludwig I. The house itself is free to walk around, with original frescoes and mosaics. Small but impressive.

🕐 Tuesday–Sunday 9am–5pm; closed Mondays.

💡 Go early on a weekday—it's often empty. The garden terrace has benches perfect for a quiet coffee break.

A small museum in a former monastery, covering local history from Roman times to the 19th century. Admission is free.

🕐 Tue-Sun 10:00-17:00; closed Mon

💡 It's compact—allow 45 minutes. The cloister courtyard is a peaceful spot for a break.

A massive Renaissance palace built in the 17th century, overlooking the Main River. The outer grounds and courtyards are open to the public at no cost, with sweeping views of the river and town.

🕐 Grounds open daily 06:00–22:00. Palace museum has paid entry, hours vary.

💡 Visit the palace kitchen garden behind the east wing—quiet, rarely crowded, and free to stroll through even when the museum is closed.

Schlappeseppel

Dead End Rock and Blues Bar

A museum inside a former monastery, covering local history from Roman times to the 20th century. Free entry to permanent exhibits on Saturdays.

💡 Check the basement for the Roman stone collection—it's small but well-displayed, and no one else goes down there.

A small municipal museum in a former monastery, covering local history from medieval times to the 20th century. Free entry. Exhibits include religious art, coin

💡 Look for the medieval wooden sculptures in the crypt—overlooked but excellent. Allow 45 minutes. Closed on Mondays; no café, but the market square is a 2-minute walk.

A replica of an ancient Roman villa from Pompeii, commissioned by King Ludwig I. The garden and ground floor are free to explore.

💡 Bring a picnic. The terrace above the villa has benches with a direct view over the river to the Schloss.

A replica of a Roman villa from Pompeii, built by King Ludwig I, with colourful frescoes and gardens. Entry to the villa itself is free on certain days (check a

💡 The first Sunday of the month has free entry to the villa. Go early—capacity is limited and locals queue.

Lido

Fiorentini