Name: City Hike with Longevity Frankfurt
Start: 2026-05-09T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-09T13:00:00+02:00
Location: BARISTAFABRIK, Vilbeler Landstraße 36, 60386 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Question 1

What is Longevity Frankfurt?

Accepted Answer

Longevity Frankfurt is a community chapter for people who think as strategically about their health as they do about everything else. In a city that moves fast, thinks globally, and plays the long game, we bring together the curious and the driven for regular meetups, expert talks, and hands-on workshops. We cover everything from metabolic health and sleep to longevity biomarkers and recovery science — because the best investment you'll ever make is in your own healthspan.

Question 2

How do I join Longevity Frankfurt?

Accepted Answer

Joining is simple. Sign up through our website to get notified about upcoming events, or join our WhatsApp group via the link on our website to stay connected with the community. You can also just come along to one of our regular meetups and introduce yourself. There's no formal membership process — just show up, get involved, and become part of the community.

Question 3

What events does Longevity Frankfurt organize?

Accepted Answer

We run a mix of regular meetups, expert talks with researchers and clinicians, and hands-on workshops where you can go deeper on specific topics. Sessions cover everything from sleep optimization and nutrition to longevity biomarkers, metabolic health, and recovery science. Events are held in Frankfurt and announced via our newsletter and social channels.

Question 4

Who can join Longevity Frankfurt?

Accepted Answer

Everyone is welcome. Our community includes complete beginners just getting curious about longevity, as well as finance professionals, doctors, founders, and researchers who've been tracking their health data for years. No gatekeeping, no prior knowledge required — just an open mind and a genuine interest in living better for longer.

City Hike with Longevity Frankfurt

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