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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Frankfurt: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Frankfurt
- Frankfurt is Main, the full name of this old imperial metropolis on the Main River has long been an important business and economic centre.
- Frankfurt's spectacular skyline, dominated by a large cluster of high-rise buildings in the financial district, has a uniquely North American feel, earning it "Mainhattan" and "Chicago on the Main."
- Frankfurt, a global city that consistently ranks among the top ten most acceptable cities to live and do business, has long been a major centre for cultural and tourism activities.
- Messe Frankfurt, the city's massive trade show complex, holds significant events such as the Frankfurt Book Fair, the world's largest publishing event.
- Frankfurt is also noted for having many great museums dedicated to art, science, and history. It's also a great city to walk around in.
- The Eiserner Steg, a pedestrian footbridge that connected the Sachsenhausen district to the city centre and was finished in 1911, is a highlight of a walking tour (and refurbished since).
- International Airport: Frankfurt Airport
- Population: 785,000
- Currency: Euro
- Time: UTC/GMT +1 hour
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: Standard German
- Religion: Christianity
02
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Frankfurt
- Locals and visitors alike flock to Frankfurt's historic district.
- The MK Museum für Moderne Kunst Frankfurt (MMK Museum für Moderne Kunst Frankfurt) is one of Europe's most important contemporary art galleries.
- Markets are typically an excellent place to get a sense of a city, and Frankfurt's Kleinmarkthalle is no exception.
- The Roman Catholic Frankfurt Cathedral or, to give it its full name, Dom St. Bartholomäus – stands out for its magnificent hue.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Frankfurt
- Summer: As previously said, summer is wet and lasts from May to September.
- The month of August is the hottest of the year.
- Winter: From November onwards, temperatures in Frankfurt are more relaxed but still pleasant.
- It will undoubtedly be a treat for those who like to experience cooler weather without becoming frostbitten.
- Fringe Seasons: October and March-April are also excellent times to visit Frankfurt.
- The weather is pleasant, and it does not rain as frequently as it does in the summer.
- You may take advantage of the pleasant weather while taking in the sights.
04
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Frankfurt
Romerberg
- The phrases Frankfurt and Romerberg are interchangeable.
- The city square's central area has a magnificent array of irregularly designed structures.
- The square is one of the city's most well-known landmarks, and it is frequently crowded.
- The open-fronted stores, which still exude old-world elegance, are one of the essential characteristics that have stayed intact.
- A trip to Frankfurt is not complete without a visit to this location!
Museumsufer
- Museumsufer, on the south bank of the Main River, is another popular destination in the city.
- A corridor of some of the top worldwide museums may be found in the district.
- You can journey back in time to the mediaeval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods by visiting the museums.
- Another draw is that the area comes alive on Saturdays with the world's largest flea market.
Main Tower
- While Frankfurt has various high-rise structures that overlook the streets, only the Main Tower offers the public a complete panoramic view.
- The building's name was inspired by the Main River, which runs through the city's veins.
- Take the elevator to the 650-story structure, which has a stunning shape that cuts through the skyline.
- Have a hearty lunch and a drink to go with this fantastic view.
- It is a sight to behold and a must-see site in Frankfurt.
05
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Frankfurt Off the Beaten Track
Goethe House
- Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe, a famous writer who lived till 1765, was born in Frankfurt.
- After being bombarded during World War II, the mansion was repaired, and everything was meticulously put together.
- The first floor has been tastefully designed, from the dining room to the writing area.
- Everyone who likes literary works should go!
St Bartholomew's
- The St Bartholomew's Church is one of the few buildings in this skyscraper-filled city that stands out.
- The red sandstone church, which stands 95 metres tall, was built between the 13th and 15th centuries.
- It is one of the few cathedrals in the country that have been designated as an Imperial Cathedral, and it is a beautiful site to see.
Sachsenhausen
- At Sachsenhausen, indulge your senses in decadent pleasure.
- Enjoy the distinctive beverage, apfelwein (or ebelwoi as the Frankfurters call it).
- The beverage is a crisp, alcoholic apple cider made locally.
- In this lively section of town, walk around the cobblestone streets and enjoy your favourite drink for a pleasant time.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Frankfurt Culture and Traditions
- Frankfurt, Germany's fifth-largest city, offers diverse cultural attractions.
- The city is home to dozens of museums.
- The city is home to several artists and musicians. Frankfurt's opera house is one of Europe's best, and the theatre district is spectacular and well-known worldwide.
- The opera house and theatres put on some fantastic shows throughout the year.
- Tickets are generally difficult to come by, but you can find them if you look hard enough.
- Furthermore, the city's landscape and attractions reflect a refined culture that accommodates various schools of thought while being innovative.
- You must visit Frankfurt if you are travelling throughout Europe or merely Germany.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Frankfurt: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Frankfurter Würstchen
#Food
- German sausages are once again among the top local specialities.
- As they're known, Frankfurters stand out from most of their well-known cousins for various reasons.
- The pig sausages are pretty lengthy and are cooked for a few minutes in boiling water before being served with a slice of white bread, mustard, and horseradish.
Handkäs mit Musik
#Food
- Visitors to Frankfurt who enjoy cheese will not be disappointed.
- Handkäs mit Musik (hand cheese with music) alludes to the fact that it is made by hand, with music serving as a metaphor for the intense flavour.
- The low-fat sour milk cheese is marinated in oil and vinegar, salt, pepper, onions, and, most significantly, caraway, and served in most gastro pubs and restaurants.
Grüne Soße
#Food
- The fuss locals make about their favourite sauce is something Germans outside of Hesse will never comprehend.
- Grüne Soße is a mixture of seven chopped herbs, mayonnaise, yoghurt, sour cream, and quark cheese.
- The chilled sauce is then poured over boiled eggs and potatoes, or occasionally a beef brisket.
- However, considering the locals' passion, you should give it a shot.
- Wherever you travel, you'll come across the green condiment.
PULSE & VOGUE
#Fashion
- Pulse & Vogue is one of Frankfurt's most prominent concept stores for progressive fashion labels, with multiple honours from Elle and Vogue for its cutting-edge fashion collections.
- Pulse & Vogue, located in the centre of Frankfurt, near the five-star Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof hotel and Frankfurt's highest tower, the Commerzbank Tower, allows consumers to shop for top brands while receiving fashion advice from the store's specialists.
- ACNE by Malene Birger, Filippa K, Diane von Furstenberg, Chloé, and MM6 by Martin Margiela are among the brands represented by Pulse & Vogue.
ABACI
#Fashion
- The Abaci line, created by Cem-Mustafa Abaci of Frankfurt, is focused on the concept of clothing as an expression of identity.
- The Abaci store carries a wide choice of clothing and accessories for all elements of modern gentlemanhood, including anything from suits, shirts, jackets, and leather goods to scarves and fragrances.
- A personal shopping assistant is on hand to ensure that each item is manufactured to order or uniquely handcrafted for customers with exceptionally high criteria.
FRANKFURT CHRISTMAS MARKET
#Fashion
- As a result, it's no wonder that Frankfurt pulls out all the stops when the holiday season approaches.
- This world-famous market is held on the historic Römerberg and has a 30-foot Christmas tree and about 200 magnificently illuminated market stalls.
- Handcrafted wooden toys, traditional pastries, regional specialities, classic fairground rides and live bands are available at the Frankfurt Christmas Market.
- Glühwein, a German version of mulled wine, and Apfelwein, a deliciously warmed apple wine, are available throughout.
- The Frankfurt Christmas Market is a terrific way to get into the Christmas mood, whether you're looking for gifts, trying new foods, or simply learning Germanic Christmas traditions.
Babelsberg Film Park
#Fun
- Babelsberg Film Park, housed in the state-of-the-art media city of the same name in Potsdam, Brandenburg's capital, gives tourists a behind-the-scenes peek at the film business. To curious visitors, Babelsberg Film Park displays all the methods utilised in the film industry.
- Join the team and participate by providing the weather forecast or taking a turn in front of the camera as a stand-in.
- The film pros are on hand to give advice and demonstrate how it's done correctly.
- The gingerbread house from Hansel and Gretel, the jungle playground, Radio Teddy's glass studio, and boat cruises in Panama provide entertainment for the younger visitors.
- Janosch's Dreamland is a delight for both children and adults.
Belantis Theme Park
#Fun
- Belantis Theme Park, located just south of Leipzig in the Leipzig Lake District, is the largest theme park in eastern Germany, with over 60 attractions spread across eight themed zones.
- "Valley of the Pharaohs," "Beach of the Gods," "Island of the Knights," "Coast of the Explorers," and "Prairie of the Indians" are just a few of the Belantis worlds available to visitors.
- The numerous themed zones provide much to keep even young visitors entertained.
- They can go on a desert trip, participate in a temple rally, or ride a wobbly bike in the "Tour de Franz."
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Frankfurt: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- The Palm Garden is one of the city's most extensive botanical gardens, covering 54 hectares.
- It has been a favourite of the general population and tourists since its opening in 1871.
- The botanical exhibits are planned out according to geological location, one of the place's main draws.
- The garden also has some greenhouses that house tropical and subtropical plant species. One of Frankfurt's most exciting attractions.
- The Taunus Hills Nature Park, located just outside Frankfurt, is Hesse's second-largest nature park and one of the region's most popular tourist destinations.
- This is unsurprising given the diverse range of activities available.
- The park spans about 1,350 square kilometres and provides ideal conditions for natural plants and species to thrive.
- Hiking, climbing, cycling, and canoeing are all options for the Taunus Hills Nature Park visitors.
- They can go sledging and skiing throughout the winter months, with many ski runs and cross-country skiing trails.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Frankfurt Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- The Museum Embankment Festival, also known as Museumsuferfest, is one of Europe's major cultural events.
- It takes place over three days in late August and annually draws over 2 million visitors.
- Of course, Frankfurt's excellent museums are the emphasis. Still, there are also incredible food choices, live music, and artisan stalls to explore, with anything from South African batiks to Norwegian tapestries.
- This festival is a must-see if you consider yourself a cultural adventurer.
- Stay for the grand finale, which includes fireworks and a spectacular spectacle!
- You'll want to include this event on your list of things to do in Frankfurt if you frequently book cheap international flights in quest of delicious cuisine.
- Opernplatzfest is a gastronomic event in the city's Opera Square and serves up a feast for the eyes, ears, and (of course) taste buds.
- The festival features a wide range of cuisines, from traditional to innovative live music.
- If you want to end your holidayfull of delectable delicacies, consider inexpensive flights to Frankfurt during this festival.
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