Frankfurt – the financial centre, the European city, the traffic hub, the smallest metropolis in the world. When you think of the city on the Main, you think of the Frankfurt Airport, the …

Sightseeing Römer, Old Opera, St. Paul's Church – Learn more about Frankfurt's most famous landmarks and attractions. And explore many more exciting highlights on an online discovery …

From 1356 onwards, the Golden Bull declared Frankfurt as the permanent city of choice for the Roman kings. From 1562, the Emperor was also crowned in Frankfurt, the last one being the …

Not even tourists and those new to Frankfurt can fail to miss the starting point of our historic stroll through the city: With its 95 m high tower rising over Frankfurt city centre, the Cathedral (Dom) …

The Römer’s silhouette is world-famous and unmistakably belongs to Frankfurt. The city’s government has been located here since the 15th century, and it gave its name to the square.

The following links lead to articles that present prominent Frankfurt churches as well as public squares and buildings from industry and economics, politics and daily life.

There are also Frankfurt specialities such as beef with green sauce (Grüne Soße), hand cheese (Handkäs), or a takeaway pretzel from the pretzel man. The centre of the apple wine quarter is …

The New Old Town features a mixture of apartments, shops, cafés, restaurants and museums, and is already proving a popular meeting place for Frankfurt's citizens and visitors alike. The …

Frankfurt central station is the most important rail transport hub in Germany. Every day, more than 1,100 trains connect the city with many national and international destinations and around 700 …

Use the upcoming warmer days to experience the essence of Frankfurt through its lively markets. Whether you're a collector seeking unique finds or a culinary enthusiast seeking fresh and …