The Alt-Sachsenhausen area of Frankfurt, located close to the south bank of...

Alte Nikolaikirche, or the old Church of St. Nicholas, is located at...

Frankfurt’s Alte Oper, or Old Opera House, is located northwest of the...

The former Karmeliterkloster Gothic friary in central Frankfurt is now used as...

Berger Straβe runs for 2 miles to the north east of Frankfurt...

The neo-Renaissance Börse building in Frankfurt houses the DAX stock exchange. It...

The Commerzbank Tower in Frankfurt is the second tallest skyscraper in Europe,...

Frankfurt’s Dom Cathedral was one of the only buildings to survive the...

Frankfurt’s Dreikönigskirche is dedicated to the Three Kings, or Magi. It is...

Eisener Steg is a distinctive iron footbridge crossing the River Main in...

Eschenheimer Turm is a medieval tower in the middle of Frankfurt’s city...

The Museum der Weltkulturen, or Ethnography Museum, is located on Frankfurt’s Museumsufer...

Frankfurt’s Fernmeldeturm – the Europa Tower – was built in 1978 to...

The European Central Bank has its headquarters in Frankfurt. Its base is...

The Festhalle concert hall in Frankfurt is located at the Messe Trade...

Frankfurt’s Hauptbahnhof, or Main Train Station, is a grand building which was...

Frankfurt’s History Museum is located at the southern end of the Römerberg...

The Jazzkeller is a Frankfurt institution. Located in an old brick-walled basement...

Frankfurt’s new Opera is located at Willy Brandt Platz, opposite from the...

Frankfurt’s Zoo is one of the oldest and most loved in Germany....

The German Architecture Musem (Deutsches Architekturmuseum) on the Schaumainkai Museum Sufer area...

The German Film Musuem is located on Frankfurt’s Museum Sufer, a collection...

Johann Wolfgang Goethe was born in Frankfurt-am-Main on 28th August 1749 at...

Hauptwache is the focus of the busy shopping and business area of...

Dr. Heinrich Hoffman was the creator of the popular Struwwelpeter illustrated children’s...

The Holzhausen Palace is a wonderful little house sat in the middle...

The Ikonen Museum in Frankfurt is the museum of icons – specifically...

The Jewish Museum in Frankfurt is particularly poignant since the Jewish community...

Katharinenkirche (St. Katharine’s Church) is a Baroque building located just off the...

The Schirn Kunsthalle in Frankfurt is located just behind Römerberg square, next...

The Liebfrauenkirche in Frankfurt is located between the Zeil shopping street and...

The Liebieghaus is a large mansion on the south bank of the...

Frankfurt is famous for its modern skyscraper skyline. The Main Tower is...

The Messeturm, or Trade Fair Tower, is a pen-like skyscraper located at...

The Museum for Applied Arts (Museum für Angewandte Kunst) is located on...

The Museum for Modern Art in Frankfurt is located in a unique...

The Senckenberg Natural History Museum in Frankfurt is one of the largest...

Frankfurt’s Palmengarten Botanical Gardens have long been a favourite for locals and...

The Protestant Paulskirche (St. Paul’s Church) in the centre of Frankfurt is...

The Portikus Art Gallery in Frankfurt is a small, simple hall which...

The Post and Communications Museum (Museum für Kommunikation) in Frankfurt is one...

The Museum for Pre and Early History (Museum fur Vor- und Fruhgeschichte)...

On the west side of Römerberg is Römer, a collection of 15th-...

Römerberg is the heart of the old town of Frankfurt-am-Main and a...

St. Leonhards Church (Leonhardskirche) is a Gothic and Romanesque building located close...

Frankfurt’s Stadtwald, or City Forest, is the largest area of city-owned forest...

The Städel Art Institute and Municipal Gallery was founded in Frankfurt in...

The Westend Synagogue in Frankfurt in unique in that it was not...