Rowing jetty on Mainwasenweg

You can start your SUP tour on the Main here, eat in the greenery – and even become a monument!

At the water: there are several ways to conquer the Main from the rowing jetty on Maiwasenweg. Various rowing and canoeing clubs have their boathouses here; you can also hire SUP boards – and now even water bikes on two inflatable runners. Either way: The almost three-kilometre tour from here downstream towards the center of Frankfurt is the most urban and dazzling Main stage of all. You can't get a more Mainhattan feeling than here, where the skyscrapers are reflected in the water.
Those who get hungry will find various beer gardens and restaurants around the rowing pier, including the long-established Gerbermühle, where Goethe used to go time and again. Incidentally, you can become a monument yourself on the short walk there: Hans Traxler, co-founder of the satirical magazine Titanic and thus one of the most important representatives of the New Frankfurt School, has erected his "I-Monument" with an empty pedestal there. Taking a seat and feeling very important for once is expressly encouraged;