We visited Frankfurt on a sunny day of the end of October 2012 and luckily we had the chance to see it in its rare coloured autumn clothes.
The panoramic view from Main Tower over a part of Frankfurt, on the right side can be observed the construction of the European Central Bank and Osthafenbrücke.
DZ Bank headquarters, situated in Westendstraße 1 -direction Sud-West, for those who are travelling by car an easy way to find a parking place.
The top of the Main Tower offer a grandious panoramic view over the Frankfurt City.
Entrance fee:
6,5 euros for adults, 4,5 euros reduced and free entrance for children under 6 years.
Opening hours for panoramic view:
Sunday - Thursday from 10:00 until 21:00
Friday - Saturday from 10:00 until 23:00
From right to left:
Trianon(Mainzer Landstraße 16–24, district Westend-Süd)
Messeturm(Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 49, district Westend-Süd)
Frankfurter Büro Center(Mainzer Landstraße 46, district Westend-Süd)
Tower 185(Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 35–37, district Gallus) and DZ Bank.
From right to left:
Skyper(Taunusanlage 1, district Bahnhofsviertel)
Silberturm(Jürgen-Ponto-Platz 1, district Bahnhofsviertel)
Taunusturm(Taunustor 1-3, district City Center)
Commerzbank Tower(Große Gallusstraße 17–19, district Innenstadt)
Deutsche Bank(Taunusanlage 12, district Westend-Süd)
Eurotower(Willy-Brandt-Platz 2, district City-Center)
River Main and Kaiserdom St. Bartholomäus
Römerberg it is the old townhall sqaure or as people say die Altstadt. Can be find between Mainkai street and Braubach street.
Hauptwache, now a café but the headquarters of Stadtwehr militia during the 18th century, in the times when Frankfurt am Main was an independent city.
Old Opera House(Alte Oper), can be found in Opernplatz
Deutsche Boerse Group
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