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Travelling by train to Frankfurt Economic and financial hub Strategically located in Europe, due to its geography and its international connections. Home to the European Central Bank, Frankfurt not only is an economic hub, but it also features a rich historic heritage, a legacy from its Roman and Germanic past. Furthermore, the city is characterised by the high concentration of skyscrapers in its centre, where the tallest buildings in Europe can be found.
RömerbergCentral square of the medieval quarter of the city. It is surrounded by the City Hall houses, one of the main attractions of the city.
St Bartholomaus CathedralThis Gothic-style building was a relevant site in the history of Germany, and was the symbol of national unity in Germany during the 19th century.
Sachsenhausen DistrictLocated on the left bank of the Main river, it is a very lively area of the city with pubs and bars where you'll be able to taste Frankfurt's traditional drink (Apfelwein), and its culinary specialty like ox in green sauce, traditional cheese and pretzels
Goethe Museum and Goethe HouseUntil 30th DecemberCome and visit the Frankfurt Goethe Museum. This is where Johann Wolfgang Goethe was born on the 28th of August 1749 "at midday, as the clock was striking twelve", and where he grew up with his sister Cornelia.
Opera Square FestivalFrom 22nd June until 1st JulyIt pays homage to what is one of the most beautiful places in Frankfurt. This feast for the senses offers visitors many colourful culinary delights and a wonderfully diverse stage programme featuring everything from jazz to pop music.
Paris On the banks of the Seine, the majesty of Paris is unveiled. The magic of its emblematic and historic sites will immerse you in the capital’s history as you enjoy all the charm and romanticism the city has to offer.