Jacobiweiher Pond in Frankfurt’s City Forest

The Jacobiweiher pond (Weiher = pond) is located in Frankfurt’s Stadtwald (city forest), I stumbled across this beautiful pond when taking a walk with a friend, and then remembered that I actually went there during the first few days that I arrived in Frankfurt!

It’s refreshing greenery and still water, are picturesque for a quiet walk in the nature.

I’ll share a few tips on how to get there as it’s easy to reach by car or public transport.

Jacobiweiher in the autumn
Stadtwald in the summer

How to get to Jacobiweiher Pond?

However you choose to get there, I’d recommend pinning the pond on Google Maps before you make your way 🙂

Car

If arriving by car, you can park in the small car park just outside of the Stadtwald (Bischofsweg, 60598 Frankfurt am Main) and walk through the city forest until you arrive at the stunning view of the water.

Tram

You can take the 17 tram from Hauptbahnhof to Oberschweinstiege station. From there it’s a 10 minute walk to Jacobiweiher pond – simple!

Train

The walk is about 30 minutes, but the S3 to Louisa Bahnhof is another way to reach Jacobiweiher pond.

Jacobiweiher in the autumn
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Standing on the bridge in the summer
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Jacobiweiher Bridge in the summer

After crossing the bridge, and sitting down to take in the view, I would recommend exploring more of the Stadtwald’s greenery. There’s also a restaurant right by the pond, which has parking for guests. I didn’t go there myself but it’s worth knowing in case you get hungry!

Have fun exploring 🙂

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  1. Indeed – the Jacobiweiher is one of the most peaceful and beautiful places in Frankfurt’s City Forest. I would recommend to go there in the morning during the week, as at weekends and later in the day it can be pretty crowded.

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