Venice Frankfurt-
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FRANKFURT AND'.....
The city that combines past and present.
The time when this city shows its charm is Christmas: Frankfurt turns into a fairy tale town and leave the image of the city that has practical and financial assistance for the whole ' year. Christmas markets and the lights do the rest.
castles, palaces and towers: the fascination of the contrast
One of the most important personalities associated with the Frankfurt Goethe, the famous writer German, a leading international representatives of the literary movement of Romanticism. In town you can visit the home of Goethe, Goethehaus, showcasing the furniture of the time and you understand how the nobility lived in those years.
Eating in Frankfurt: Guten Appetit!
As for drinking must take into account that Germany is the largest beer consuming country in the world. That's why in Frankfurt you can not forget to taste the Weizenbier, made with wheat or barley instead Rauchbier. The
events in the city, but few good
Every Saturday morning you can visit the flea market in Frankfurt, held on the banks of the Main: This is a great place to buy a souvenir of the city or to purchase many products ancient antiques.
Frankfurt: the German city of skyscrapers
The city that combines past and present
Frankfurt, like all large German cities, is marked by the contrast between ancient and modern, with many traditional aspects da un lato e la tendenza alla modernità illimitata dall'altro. Francoforte, una città conosciuta per essere il centro commerciale e finanziario della zona euro, è anche un importante centro culturale, i cui viaggiatori rimangono senza parole di fronte alla sua architettura urbana e la bellezza dei suoi paesaggi. La piazza Römerberg, con il vecchio edificio del municipio, la casa di Goethe, un rappresentante fedele della ricca borghesia del Settecento, la chiesa di St. Paul e il primo parlamento della Germania formano il centro storico della città. Di pari passo con questo passato si trova il centro finanziario della Germania, con i suoi importanti edifici all'avanguardia.
To make a trip to Frankfurt the best way is by plane. The city's airport is the most important and the largest in Germany, and is well connected with major national and international countries. The name of the airport is "Frankfurt Flughafen" and is located 12 km from downtown. This is a complex of two terminals with a huge amount of shows, both terminals are connected by a free shuttle service. The airport has an excellent shuttle service linking the city to go hand in other areas you can take the train, and especially the trains to Cologne and Stuggart. Not only arrive at Frankfurt airport major airlines, but also charter flights. To reach Frankfurt you can also use a network of buses, a taxi or rent a car. The distance from the center is about 30 minutes, and the roads are well marked. The taxi fare is about € 20, a variable price depending on the destination to which you are directed.
From anywhere in Europe you can also reach Frankfurt by train, bus or car. The train station Hauptbahnhof is the most active in Europe and the roads and highways in Germany are very well-organized. With the motorways (Autobahn) A3, A5, A66 and A67 you can reach the heart of the city, just follow the signs to "Zentrum". Just arrived in town do not forget to hop over to one of the many tourist offices that are located in the streets of Frankfurt: the employees are friendly and provide useful information on routes to follow.
The accommodation in the city and surrounding villages and in general throughout the region of Hesse, there are many. Like any cosmopolitan city Frankfurt offers international hotel chains, hotels of all categories, guesthouses, hostels, B & B accommodations in private homes, rental apartments, farmhouses, youth hostels and international famous "Haus der Jugend" (Casa de la Juventud), which hosts visitors from around the world, without distinction of age, whether you are alone or with family or friends. Here you will find everything ready to meet your needs: restaurants, cafes, bars, Haus der Jugend is in fact a privileged place to stay in Frankfurt. To enter you must pay a small fee to the association: the rooms are available to users more than 500, divided into single rooms, family rooms, dorm rooms or shared. The best way to visit Frankfurt is the bicycle train stations are always the bicycle rental service, a special way and economic to explore this beautiful city.
In Frankfurt, and in general in Germany as a whole, the summer is never too hot, which makes it perfect to visit the city on foot, by bike or boat trips. In winter the city is very charming and friendly at Christmas, in fact, this city is transformed into a scene of storybooks, a far cry from the image that is practical and financial assistance used to have.
WHAT TO SEE IN FRANKFURT
There are countless possibilities for entertainment this beautiful city is able to offer its visitors all have a unique charm and particular and even the most banal monument evokes and brings to mind the history and culture of this land and its people.
- The square of Römerberg
E 'center civic and historic city and has been completely rebuilt in 1986, according to a plan that complied with the original plan. In the "Römer" is the house of the mayor of Frankfurt, one of the corners of this square is the city's first bank, founded in the seventeenth century and in another corner overlooking the Schirn Art Gallery.
- Church of St. Paul
Although a church is the place for political excellence in Germany. In 1948 there was held the first National Assembly, which laid the foundations of modern German constitution. This church was reconstructed in detail, after the Second World War, and is still today the symbol of democracy, since we no longer carry out political acts of religious services.
- The ancient work
The building work to be admired c 'is the great room, mahogany, where you play the best evening concerts of classical music nationally and internationally. In the "Sala Mozart" There are also performances by popular musicians or modern jazz, rock and cabaret shows, very typical and very popular in Germany.
- Batschkapp
This is a youth cultural center, a place of musical and cultural avant-garde that allows you to discover international talent.
- Sachsenhausen
Sachsenhausen is a district that is located on the banks of the river there are 16 museums, some long-standing and completely rebuilt in the 80s and others are new. Among the most important are the Museum Städel specializes in European art, the Ethnological Museum, the Museum of German Cinema, the Museum of Applied Arts, all of them are worth a visit.
- Senckenberg
Research Institute of Natural Science and not only exposes dinosaurs, mammals, birds and fish, but even the Egyptian mummies, a major attraction of the museum.
- Museum of dialogue
This is a unique museum of its kind, there's nothing to see here. Blind guides us through an experience sensory invites us to discover the environment without seeing it with your own eyes.
- The Jewish Museum
The Jewish Museum of Frankfurt is located within the Rothschild Palace, which dates back to 1812 and has an input connected with the museum being Judengasse. Spanning the entire history of Jews in Germany, the first community founded in the twelfth century to the present day, focusing on the tragic events of World War II.
- Historisches Museum
The Historical Museum is located in one of the oldest buildings in the old chapel Saalhofkapelle Frankfurt, and exposes all that is tied to the city, with items belonging to different eras and different regions . It boasts over 600,000 pieces for a value that can not be quantified.
- Palmengarten
The Palm Garden is represented by 26 acres of flora universal . Created in 1868, is one of the most botanical gardens the world for its size and the quality of their plants.
- Goethehaus
La Casa di Goethe, in "Großen Hirschgraben", was the birthplace of the famous writer, which is the universal romanticism: its interior is now a museum dedicated to the memory of the writer. The museum exhibits furnishings of the time, faithfully reconstructed, and allows you to understand how the nobility lived in those years.
- Saalburg
This Roman fort, located near Bad Homburg, has been completely renovated and is unique in Europe today is home to a museum with major works and collections throughout the year.
- Eberbach
It is a medieval monastery located in the Rheingau region in a spectacular setting, the monastery has become famous, among other things, because it was used as the location for the film "The Name of the Rose" played by the great British actor Sean Connery.
- Bad Homburg
This architectural complex offers many entertainment possibilities. The castle, the park, spa, casino and the famous spa "Tito" here are the things that you should not miss.
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