Zeilsheim: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Zeilsheim can then continue searching for accommodation. Alt-Zeilsheim is characterized by an entrance lined with chestnut trees, winding lanes, the neoclassical Catholic Church of St. Bartholomew, and former farmhouses; these elements shape the village-like historic center.

The protected Zeilsheim Colony is a workers’ settlement from the early 20th century that was commissioned by the former Farbwerke Höchst and is described as a successful example of workers’ housing construction.

Geographical Location

In the surrounding area of Zeilsheim are Kronberg’s Friedrichshof Palace, Opel Zoo, the Giersch Museum, the Liebieghaus, and Eppstein Castle.

Rossert, Romberg, and Atzelberg are also located in the surrounding area of Zeilsheim.

Getting Around

St. Bartholomew is a designated stop on the Boniface Route in Zeilsheim, making the church a convenient point of access for route hikers and pilgrims.

The Boniface Route passes through Zeilsheim and highlights the Zeilsheim Colony and St. Bartholomew; a pilgrim stamp station is located in the church vestibule.

If you would like to compare other destination pages, the navigation also takes you to Bergen-Enkheim.

For the higher-level travel overview: Frankfurt Am Main.