Frankfurt

Frankfurt, is the financial heart of Germany, the skyline runs high with office buildings and brokerages. As you step into this metropolis along the banks of the River Main, you will start to see bits of history in this identity.

History

Frankfurt's history is a culmination of influences from various periods. Originally a Roman settlement, the city evolved into an imperial hub and a coronation site for German kings. Despite the impact of wars, Frankfurt has preserved its cultural heritage, evident in landmarks like the Römer building in the Altstadt.

Culture

Frankfurt's cultural scene strikes a balance between traditional and contemporary. The Museumsufer, or Museum Embankment, hosts renowned institutions like the Städel Museum and the German Film Museum. Meanwhile, the Financial District showcases the city's modern face with skyscrapers dominating the skyline.

People

Frankfurters, the locals, reflect the city's cosmopolitan nature. The dynamic population, attracted by the city's international finance status, contributes to a diverse and welcoming community. Frankfurters take pride in their city's cultural offerings and are known for their friendly demeanor.

Food

Now, let's talk about the culinary scene, a highlight for any visitor. In Sachsenhausen, traditional Apfelwein pubs serve local favorites like Grüne Soße, a green herb sauce paired with potatoes and eggs. The Kleinmarkthalle, a bustling food market, offers fresh produce and diverse street food options, reflecting Frankfurt's multicultural vibe.

Exploring neighborhoods like Bockenheim and Bornheim reveals international influences, with a range of dining options. From cozy cafes to Michelin-starred restaurants, Frankfurt caters to a variety of tastes

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