Frankfurt, located in the heart of Germany, is a bustling financial hub known for its impressive skyline, rich history, and cultural vibrancy. As the financial capital of the country, it's home to the European Central Bank and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, giving the city a modern, cosmopolitan feel. At the same time, Frankfurt’s Old Town (Alt-Sachsenhausen) offers a charming contrast, with narrow, cobbled streets, traditional half-timbered houses, and historic landmarks like the Römer and the Frankfurt Cathedral. The city is also a cultural hotspot, with world-class museums on the Museumsufer (Museum Riverbank), such as the Städel Museum and German Film Museum. The Main River adds to Frankfurt’s scenic beauty, and its vibrant culinary scene, including local specialties like Apfelwein (apple wine), makes it an exciting destination for food lovers. Whether for business or leisure, Frankfurt offers a perfect mix of old-world charm and modern innovation.
View from Deutschherrnbrücke with the European Central Bank on the right and Mainhattan in the far distance.
European Central Bank; view from the Lindner hotel.
The Frankfurt Skyline is an impressive view from one of the eastern bridges, e.g. Deutschherrnbrücke, Eisener Steg, etc.
Mainhattan; view from the Lindner hotel.
The skyscrapers in Frankfurt provide an impressive view at night and are dubbed "Mainhattan".
Ignatz-Bubis-Bridge with the Lindner Hotel in the background.
Mainhattan with reflections in the water.