Frankfurt is famous for its popular attractions. German
Cathedral of St. Bartholomew
The Roman Catholic Gothic Cathedral, or St. Bartholomew's Cathedral, is the largest religious building in Frankfurt, which is also an important symbol of national unity in 1356, and was completed in 1793, despite the destruction. The cathedral, however, was rebuilt and restored repeatedly. Visitors and tourists can enjoy a magnificent view of the city from the top of the cathedral.
Money Museum
The Museum of Finance is dedicated to displaying everything related to the world of finance and criticism in terms of its printing, history, functions, and development throughout the ages. Concerned with the celebration of the financial heritage of the city.
Castle Museum
The Städel Museum in Frankfurt, which contains a collection of European art, dates from the Middle Ages to the present. Or contemporary made by many famous artists, such as Picasso, Gerard Richter, Francis Bacon, Rembrandt Cézanne and others. It should be noted that there is a gift shop, art books, a cafe, and others
The Senckenberg Museum
The Senckenberg Museum is one of Frankfurt's most famous museums in the history and natural sciences. It houses many of the mummies, excavations and museum's main attractions, the largest dinosaur skeleton. Type in Europe.
Iron Bridge
The Iron Bridge in 1868 is about 170 meters long in the Gothic style. The Sachsenhausen district connects with Frankfurt's most famous city center, a popular destination for tourists who want to enjoy the sunset... It is worth noting that it is the pairing of the locks with the initials on the metal frame that gave the bridge the well-known name among them, the Love Bridge in Frankfurt, which also provides visitors with a wonderful view of the city.
Cathedral of St. Bartholomew
The Roman Catholic Gothic Cathedral, or St. Bartholomew's Cathedral, is the largest religious building in Frankfurt, which is also an important symbol of national unity in 1356, and was completed in 1793, despite the destruction. The cathedral, however, was rebuilt and restored repeatedly. Visitors and tourists can enjoy a magnificent view of the city from the top of the cathedral.
Money Museum
The Museum of Finance is dedicated to displaying everything related to the world of finance and criticism in terms of its printing, history, functions, and development throughout the ages. Concerned with the celebration of the financial heritage of the city.
Castle Museum
The Städel Museum in Frankfurt, which contains a collection of European art, dates from the Middle Ages to the present. Or contemporary made by many famous artists, such as Picasso, Gerard Richter, Francis Bacon, Rembrandt Cézanne and others. It should be noted that there is a gift shop, art books, a cafe, and others
The Senckenberg Museum
The Senckenberg Museum is one of Frankfurt's most famous museums in the history and natural sciences. It houses many of the mummies, excavations and museum's main attractions, the largest dinosaur skeleton. Type in Europe.
Iron Bridge
The Iron Bridge in 1868 is about 170 meters long in the Gothic style. The Sachsenhausen district connects with Frankfurt's most famous city center, a popular destination for tourists who want to enjoy the sunset... It is worth noting that it is the pairing of the locks with the initials on the metal frame that gave the bridge the well-known name among them, the Love Bridge in Frankfurt, which also provides visitors with a wonderful view of the city.