Main-hattan, A City Of Skyscrapers

Frankfurt, the gateway to Europe is also Germanys financial capital

. Due to the river main and its skyscrapers, Frankfurt is popularly also known as Main-hattan.

The best way to see and experience Frankfurt is from the apex of the Main Tower. The 200m long Main Tower in central Frankfurt is the fourth tallest building. It is the citys sole high rise which is open to public from where you can enjoy the spectacular views of this magnificent city. Board a flight to Frankfurt on a non cloudy weather and enjoy the place. Especially at night, with the lights of the city, the 360 degree view of the city and the river is just astonishing.

Board a cheap tickets to Frankfurt and visit the residence in which Germanys most important novelist Johann Wolfgang von Goethe lived. Even though Goethes house was damaged in World War II, it was fully restored with many of his familys original belongings. The museum comprises of two sections. The modern one is used for seminars, exhibitions and a library. The exhibitions include works of German artists from 18th and 19th centuries. The remaining one is the house where Goethe lived with his family. It has original furniture, paintings, books, and the desk where he wrote The Sorrows of Young Werther, and his mothers porcelain set. Have a look in the room where he was born; the cake forms in the kitchen and the big clock are also original. Explanations in English, German and French are given.

Book cheap flights to Frankfurt and visit the heart of Frankfurt, the Romerberg (Roman Mountain). This slightly sloping uneven five sided square is home to its city hall and used to be the place for Frankfurts first trade fairs. It is the center for public events like the presentation of newly crowned emperors or the sport heroes, huge summer and Christmas market, original Frankfurt exhibitions, finishing line of marathons and rallies for peace demonstrations and election speeches. You can compare the building with the postcards on the souvenir shops telling the stories of Old Towns destruction during World War II. This partly timbered building is in its pristine condition. The fountain facing Romer has a lady justice, which is not blindfolded. It is believed that wine gushed out of the fountain at the crowning ceremony of Matthias in 1612.

Frankfurts Paulskirche church in Romerberg square is the support of German democracy. Book cheap plane tickets and attend the concerts and exhibitions hosted here. The first liberally elected German Parliament debated the constitution in this church in1848. Now it is mainly used for exhibitions and special events.

Look for airline prices to the city and visit the museum of Modern Art which hosts comprehensive art collection including artists like Joseph Beuys, Roy Lichtenstein, Gerhardt Richter, Andy Warhol, and Ruthenbeck. It also offers leading temporary exhibitions. It is known as the slice of cake due to its triangular shape. This bold architecture was designed by a Viennese architect Hans Hollering.

by: Aron Howard

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