Frankfurt am Main – Cosmopolitan city with flair

Römer
The Römer was the city hall of Frankfurt in the center of the old town since  1405. The integration of the medieval buildings was endued in the 19th century with a neo-gothic facade. The most important room is the Kaisersaal with oilportraits of all the 52 german imperators since Karl dem Großen.

Paulskirche
The cradle of democracy in Germany - 1848 met the first german parliament which was free elected. Today, among other events, is the awarding of the peace price of the german book trade. Well worth seeing is also the 32 meter large roundpainting of Johannes Grützke.

Dom/Cathedral
From 1356 the king was elected in the St. Bartholomäus Dom. From 1562 to 1792 even the imperator was crowned here. After the Dom was burned down in 1868 it got the late gothic 95 m tall tower.  Visitors can climb up its tower between April and October. The Cathedral museum houses treasures such as a Gothic liturgical vestment from 1350 and a gold-plated shining monstrance from 1720.

Goethehaus und Goethemuseum
The parental house of the great poet shows the original living culture and art selection of the time period.

MAIN TOWER
The first and only skyscraper in Frankfurt with a visitor platform 205 m high and a restaurant with a fantastic  view of the city and its surroundings.

Zeilgalerie
From the roof terrace you have a beautiful view of the towers in Frankfurt.

Alte Oper
The Alte Oper was true according to the original rebuilt in 1981 and is today one of the most renowned concert halls in Germany.

Alte Börse
The building with the cupola in renaissance style still harbors a small part of the stock trading. A visit of the gallery is possible with an advanced reservation.

Palmengarten
Botanic garden with plants from all over the world.

Zoological Garden
In the middle of the city you will see face to face the most exotic animal races. One of the many attractions is still the night animal house of Prof. Bernhard Grzimeks, beside the new seal place, a new monkey house and a new wild animal enclosure.

Apfelweinexpress
Through the weekend you can drive in a historical trainwagon through the city and try Frankfurt’s national drink Ebbelwoi (Applejuice is also available).

Alt-Sachsenhausen
Directly behind the Youth Hostel is the“Applewinequarter“ with a lot of old framehouses.

Museumsufer
On both sides of the Main are several museums lined up.
Portikus (exhibition hall), Museum of World Cultures, German Filmmuseum, German Architect Museum, Museum for communication, Bibelhouse, Städel, Liebigmuseum, Museum Giersch, Jewish Museum, Historical Museum, Museum of Modern Art, Kunsthalle Schirn, Archaeological Museum

More Museums:
Senckenbergmuseum (natural scientific Museum), Children Museum, Dialogmuseum (Blindmuseum), Explora (Museum of Techniques), Shockheadedpeter Museum, Moneymuseum