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Frankfurt the gateway city to Europe, ancient electoral site for the German Emperors and a city of finance and skyscraper. The houses of the beautifully restored Romerberg in the city center and the Museum Mile along the banks of the main river.

Frankfurt Attractions

Goethe House – the birth place of Germany’s one of the greatest poets, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was born in 1749.

Historisches Museum – the museum was established in a stately building near the town hall in 1878 has collections that showcases the history and culture of Frankfurt.

Hauptwache – baroque guardhouse and prison of the former city guard.

Liebieghaus – the 1896 villa is a sculpture museum and is one of the best and Europe’s most important. The museum includes objects from ancient Egypt, classical Greece, Rome, medieval and Renaissance Europe.

Judengasse / Borneplatz – it is the well preserved remains of the building of the old Jewish ghetto including a Mikwah ritual bath house.

Kaiserdom – the imperial Cathedral where the kings of the Holy Roman Empire were chosen and it is was also the site of the coronation of ten emperors.

Kaisersaal – it was the banquet hall of the German Emperors and kings in the Roman quarters.

St. Paul’s – the place where the first freely elected German parliament convened in 1848.

Romerberg – Frankfurt’s historical old town Saalgasse with beautiful streets is a fine example of post-modern architecture. The site was converted from a series of ruined medieval sites using the forms and styles of the 1980’s by leading architects of the world.

The Museum Embankment – is a collection of 13 museums along both the sides of the main river is world famous as a major center of art.

Naturkundemuseum Senckenburg – the natural history museum includes collection of fossils, animals, plants and geological exhibits is upstaged by the famous diplodocus dinosaur, which is the only complete specimen of its kind in Europe.

Other Attractions in Frankfurt

Alte Opera, Skyline, Romer (city’s town hall since 15 th century), Sachsenhausen, Museum of Modern Art, The Kunsthalle Schirn (art), The Stadelsches Kunstinstitut (art), The German Cinema Museum, Senckenberg Natural History Museum, Jewish Museum, German Architecture Museum, St. Paul’s Church and Cathedral of St. Bartholemew.