Frankfurt

Frankfurt is a city of surprising contrasts, where gleaming glass skyscrapers tower over cobblestoned medieval squares. Step into Römerberg and you will feel like you have walked straight into a fairytale, surrounded by rows of beautifully painted half-timbered houses. Not far away, a magnificent red sandstone cathedral rises above the rooftops, carrying centuries of history within its walls. Frankfurt hums with energy and ambition, drawing visitors and workers from all over the world to its busy streets and buzzing riverside promenades.

The city also has a deep love for art and culture. World-class paintings by some of history’s greatest artists fill the Städel Museum, while the Palmengarten lets you wander through lush tropical greenery without ever leaving the city. Frankfurt is especially proud of one of its most famous sons, a celebrated writer whose birthplace has been carefully preserved so visitors can peek into his childhood world. This is a city that honors its past while racing boldly toward the future.

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Quick fact

Frankfurt is Germany's financial capital, home to the European Central Bank and one of the world's busiest international airports.

Fun fact

Frankfurt was the birthplace of the famous writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, and locals are so proud of him that you'll find his face and name all over the city!

Landmarks

Römerberg

Frankfurt's beautifully restored medieval old town square is filled with half-timbered houses that look like they came straight out of a storybook.

Städel Museum

One of Germany's greatest art museums, housing masterpieces by Botticelli, Rembrandt, and Monet across 700 years of European art history.

Frankfurt Cathedral

This tall red sandstone cathedral in the heart of the old city was the place where Holy Roman Emperors were crowned for centuries.

Goethe House

The beautifully preserved birthplace of Germany's greatest writer, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, lets you step right into the world of an 18th-century Frankfurt family.

Palmengarten

A wonderful botanical garden with a giant greenhouse full of tropical palms and exotic plants that make you feel like you've been whisked to a jungle.

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Puzzle

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Quiz

Name the landmarks of Frankfurt, put each one on the map, then spot the picture that came from somewhere else. Thirteen questions, no timer and no lives.

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