Holidays in Frankfurt

FRANCURT. Frankfurt na Maine is the city of giant skyscrapers and the largest economic and financial centre in Europe. There are many residences of German and very many foreign banks. Because of skyscrapers, towns often call Manhattan. The highest building is Commerzbank, which rises up to the sky at 300 metres high. Since 1998, the European Central Bank has been located in Frankfurt. In 2000, the construction of the Maintower was completed, a tower on the 56th floor of which is a viewing site where anyone who wishes to rise. Construction of a 365-metre Milleniumtower is planned, which should be the highest skyscraper in Europe.
The city has long been an important centre in Europe. In 1152, the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire was elected in Frankfurt Friedrich Barbaross. Later, from 1562 to 19th century, all Emperors were crowned in Frankfurt. But the Imperial Frankfurt became the first German City of Democracy in 1848, when the first German Parliament was formed. Frankfurt is also the centre of science and culture. Ghete is born here, there are large universities where an average of 40,000 students attend each year, there are famous museums with rich collections, and there are prestigious theatre and music programmes. Frankfurt is full of contrasts. It's not just an economy, even prosperous, not just a skyscraper and a booming business life. To date, this megapolis has maintained areas where residents drink apple wine and lead a quiet, almost village life.
Frankfurt na-Mine is particularly closely linked to the book. There is the world ' s largest book fair Buchmesse.
The Frankfurt Center is one of the most counterfeit areas of the city. The modern and old architecture was interfering here. Most of the old city is on Main River. Remer is an old area surrounded by old buildings. There are two famous devices next to Remer, Dom and Paulskirche. Hauptwache and Alte Oper are also located in the old part of the city.
One of Frankfurt's most beautiful areas is Sachsenhausen. It's located on the other side of Maine to get there enough to cross the bridge. It's where you can find the great apple wine Apfelwein and try the typical