#ChristmasGood Places2024 The Römerberg christmas market, Weihnachtsmarkt am Römer is one of the best Christmas markets in Germany, you can take the Frankfurt U-bahn ground rail within the city of Frankfurt, however the German Rail Pass does not cover it, never mind , just convenient. Very lively Christmas market, many shops will sell bread and sausages, gingerbread and candy. , garlic taste good, can be as a meal to personally go to the local feel the Christmas atmosphere, praise!

40 days of wandering in Europe has come to an end. Frankfurt is a transit station in Europe and the final stop of my Euro Cup trip. After a thrilling night, Portugal won against Slovenia in Frankfurt and advanced to the quarter-finals. I saw Ronaldo crying on the field and witnessed Costa's three consecutive penalty saves. Such a classic match was a perfect ending to my 40-day trip. Back to Frankfurt, if it weren't for the Euro Cup, I think most people would only regard it as a transit station, not a travel destination. But in fact, Frankfurt is the location of the European Central Bank, a veritable financial center, and has almost the only city skyline on the European continent. This time, I will share the photo spots I took in Frankfurt during the Euro Cup: P1-4: Domtrum (recommended to visit in winter, as it closes too early in summer) P5: Galerie Edition Raphael P6: Untermainkai (limited to the Euro Cup period) P7-8: Old Bridge of Frankfurt P11-12: Finanz Informatik GmbH & Co KG P13: Deutsche Bank Park Among the above photo spots, only Domtrum requires a 3-euro tower fee, and the rest are free. If you come to Frankfurt during the Euro Cup, you can spend half a day visiting this city.

Here we go stepping into a winter wonderland at the Frankfurt Christmas Market, where the air is filled with the delightful scent of roasted chestnuts and spiced mulled wine! This enchanting market, one of the oldest in Germany, transforms the Römer square into a festive haven, adorned with twinkling lights and charming wooden stalls. As we wander through, we discover handmade crafts, delightful ornaments, and scrumptious treats that tempt our taste buds at every turn. The lively atmosphere is enhanced by the colorful German houses as the backdrop making it impossible not to get caught up in the festive spirit. Whether you’re shopping for unique gifts or simply soaking in the holiday cheer, the Frankfurt Christmas Market promises an unforgettable experience filled with joy, laughter, and a touch of magic!—A Must visit! #magicalxmastrip #xmastrip #xmas2024 #myhiddengems ##traveldiaries #summervacation #freehotelstay #familytrip #localguides #europe #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #passionpassport #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #germany #foodie #asiatrip #mustdo #food #trip

7-Day Europe Tour: Explore the City of Romance! This super detailed guide will help you enjoy your trip without any pitfalls. Save it now! / 🚗 Itinerary: Day 1: Brussels to Paris. Set off for the romantic city of Paris and enjoy the scenery of the European continent along the way. Day 2: Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, Place de la Concorde, Notre-Dame de Paris, Eiffel Tower, Palace of Versailles. See all the famous sights of Paris in one day and experience the history and romance of France. Day 3: Seine River Cruise, Louvre Museum. Take a boat trip on the Seine River and experience the charm of Paris, the city of water. Visit the Louvre Museum and enjoy its artistic treasures. Day 4: Reims Cathedral, Adolphe Bridge, Pétrusse Valley, Place de la Constitution. Travel through history and nature and experience the unique charm of Reims and Luxembourg. Day 5: Karl Marx House, Porta Nigra, Roman Square, Frankfurt Cathedral. Follow in the footsteps of great men and experience the rich culture of Germany. Day 6: Beethoven House, Cologne Cathedral. Listen to the legacy of music and admire the grandeur and majesty of Cologne Cathedral. Day 7: Zaanse Schans, Amsterdam Canal Cruise, Dam Square, Royal Palace Amsterdam. Start your trip to the Netherlands in the windmill village, take a boat trip on the canals, and finally visit the city center of Amsterdam. / **Notes**: * Specialty prices: French perfume and chocolate range from €15 to €200. Don't hesitate to buy when you see something you like! 🛍️ * Exchange rate: €1 ≈ CNY 7.6. Keep this in mind when exchanging money so you can spend with confidence! 💶 * Time difference: Europe is 6–7 hours behind Beijing time. Adjust to the time difference and enjoy your trip! ⏰ * December climate: Northern Europe is snowy and beautiful, while Southern Europe is warm and spring-like. Choose your clothes according to the weather and enjoy your trip! 🌨️🌞 / Don't hesitate! This Europe tour guide is ready for you. Save it now and start your romantic trip to Europe!

Hey guys, here's the ultimate guide to a four-country tour of Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland! Enjoy 12 days of fun in Europe and save this guide for later! / A tour of Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland, crossing the heart of Europe 🌍! From the ancient castles of Germany 🏰, to the romantic streets of France 🌹, to the art palaces of Italy 🎨, and finally the snowy mountains of Switzerland 🏔️, enjoy the European style all the way! / 🎉 Itinerary: D1-D2: Beijing ✈ Brussels 🚌 Paris 🏰. Fly to Brussels and transfer to Paris on the first day, visit the Louvre, and start your French art tour. D3: Paris 💕. Visit the Palace of Versailles and experience the fusion of French history and art. D4-D5: French town 🚌 Interlaken 🚌 Lucerne ✨. Cross Switzerland and arrive at Lucerne, the Paris of the lake, to enjoy the harmony of nature and history. D6-D7: Italian town 🚌 Florence 🚌 Rome 🏛️. Go deep into Italy, explore the source of the Renaissance in Florence, and experience the classical and modern style of Rome. D8: Venice 🚣‍♂️. Visit the water city of Venice and enjoy the treasures and romance of the Renaissance. D9-D10: Verona 🚌 Füssen 🚌 Munich 🍺. Cross Germany and arrive in Munich to experience the urban life and cultural charm of Germany. D11: Berlin ✈ Beijing 🛫. Visit Berlin, the capital of Germany, and experience the fusion of history and modernity, ending your European tour. D12: Beijing 🏠. Arrive in Beijing, end your wonderful journey, and look forward to seeing you next time! / Must-see attractions: 🌟 Bridge of Sighs: A witness to countless sighs, as it guards between two prisons, it is a witness to history. 🏛️ Brandenburg Gate: A neoclassical sandstone building that exudes solemnity and historical charm. / **Notes**: 1️⃣ The temperature in Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland is moderate in November, but the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so remember to bring a thick coat 🧥. 2️⃣ Currency exchange rates fluctuate, so it is recommended to check in advance and prepare cash or credit cards 💳. 3️⃣ Be sure to apply for a Schengen visa before traveling, and the country with the longest stay is the visa application country 😊. 4️⃣ Want to buy souvenirs? Find out the price first to avoid being ripped off 🛍️! / The Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland tour is full of excitement waiting for you to explore! Follow me and start a romantic European tour together, don't miss the good times!

#biketour During my recent trip to Frankfurt, I decided to explore the city on a bike, and it was an awesome way to see everything! 🚴♂️ I rented a bike for about €15 for the day, which was totally worth it. Starting at the Römer Square, I pedaled through the charming old town with its medieval buildings. The Main River bike paths were my favorite—smooth, scenic, and you get fantastic views of the skyline, which mixes modern skyscrapers with historical architecture. I also stopped at Palmengarten, a beautiful botanical garden, which has an entrance fee of around €7. There’s something so peaceful about cycling through Frankfurt’s green spaces, especially the Grüneburgpark, which felt like a hidden gem. Plus, the city is pretty bike-friendly, with lots of designated lanes, making it easy to get around. If you’re looking for a laid-back way to explore the city, a bike tour is definitely the way to go! You can hit all the big spots while enjoying a bit of fresh air and exercise. 🚲🌳 #FrankfurtByBike #BikeTourAdventures #MainRiverViews #CyclingThroughGermany #CityExploration #FrankfurtOnWheels

#European travel #Frankfurt #Germany #Day trip #100 travel styles 1. Photo 1-3 Frankfurt's representative attraction, Main River walk Address: Eiserner Steg, 60311 Frankfurt am Main Key point: The Main River is a representative attraction of Frankfurt, like the Han River in Korea Along the Main River, there are various attractions and tourist spots such as museums, , shops, and Eiserner Bridge. The view of the river is great and the walking path is well-made, so I recommend it as a morning walking course Rating: 5/5 2. Photo 4-6 A place where you can solve shopping and lunch Address: Zeil 106, 60313 Frankfurt am Main Key point: This is Frankfurt's representative shopping mall housed in a unique and modern building The exterior is well-made with a fountain and walking path, and the interior boasts a unique spiral structure. There are famous brands and restaurants and cafes, so it is a good place to have lunch after shopping. Rating: 5/5 3. Photo 7-9 Altstadt, Frankfurt's Old Town Address: 60547 Innenstadt I Key Points: Altstadt, Frankfurt's old town, is a major tourist attraction, especially with its Gothic-style architecture. It is the place where you can feel the most German charm in Frankfurt. Rating: 5/5

Hotel Topas is located in downtown Frankfurt and exudes a very German atmosphere from its exterior to its interior. The hotel stands out for its cleanliness, being situated in the city center. The breakfast is simple, light, and delicious. Additionally, it is very close to the train station, making transportation very convenient. I highly recommend this no-frills Frankfurt hotel. hotel topas 📍Niddastraße 88, 60329 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

#EuropeanTravel #Frankfurt #GermanyTravel 1.photo 1-3 Frankfurt's representative tourist attraction, Römerberg. Address: Römerberg 26, 60311 Frankfurt am Main Key Point: This is a representative German tourist attraction that you must visit when traveling to Frankfurt. There are various shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars around the square, so there are many tourists and locals. There are many things to see, and the square's unique, leisurely atmosphere is great. Rating: 5/5 2.photo 4-5 Alten Limburg, where you can enjoy delicious German sausages! Address: Römerberg 17, 60311 Frankfurt am Main Key Point: When you think of Germany, you think of sausages! You have to eat sausages. This is a famous sausage restaurant located in Römerberg, where you can order sausage dishes and beer. It's great for a quick meal at an outdoor seating area while looking out over the Römerberg Square Rating: 4/5 3. Photo 6-8 Einspanner restaurant located in Römerberg Square! EINSTEIN KAFFEE Address: Römerberg 321, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Key Point: Römerberg, a famous tourist destination in Germany! There's a cafe here known for its Einspanner restaurant. The atmosphere of the cafe was cozy. I ordered Einspanner and surprisingly, it came out hot. In Korea, Einspanner is usually served iced, but the hot Einspanner tasted unique. If you go to Römerberg Square, be sure to visit. Rating: 4/5

The location is great, right on a commercial street, with a subway station nearby and a row of taxis at the door. It's a 20-minute walk from the train station (a bustling commercial pedestrian street) and is located in a slightly older building. The hotel was renovated a couple of years ago, so the interior facilities are very modern, the hardware is good, and you can use the Marriott app's electronic room card. Original wood furniture, simple and generous modern style, capsule coffee machine. The basic room type is also very spacious, with a large table and sofa. The hotel has a beautiful skylight atrium on the first floor, which is a bar area. The only downside is that there were not enough front desk staff when checking in at night, and I had to wait in line for 20 minutes. The attitude was okay, but a deposit was collected according to the number of days of stay. In Europe, few hotels charge a deposit, most are credit card guarantees or pre-authorizations, although the amount was not large this time, it was a bit unexpected. The hotel price is not expensive during non-exhibition periods, 150-200 euros, the same grade of hotel in other cities in Germany is 200-300, France and Italy will be more expensive. German hotels are generally reasonably priced, as long as you don't catch up with holidays and exhibitions, it's similar to domestic ones. Even in Bavaria, only a few boutique resort hotels in the mountains are expensive. Perhaps because the proportion of tourism is low and the city is not crowded, hotels are not scarce.

#Airport #Frankfurt #Germany #EuropeanTravel #100TravelStyles I had a semi-sleeping night at Frankfurt Airport because of my early morning flight. It was a better experience than I thought. Even at the airport late at night, security was good, so I felt safe. There were many benches and chairs in the airport, so I was able to find a seat and rest, and there were also relatively quiet areas, so I was able to spend my time comfortably. In particular, Terminals 1 and 2 had outlets at each seat, so it was easy to charge my phone. There was also a restaurant that sold simple food, so I bought some food in advance and was able to spend time on a bench in front of it. Overall, the airport facilities were well-maintained, so I was able to stay safe until my early morning flight.

1️⃣Römerberg: The historical center of Frankfurt, surrounded by medieval buildings, the square often hosts markets and festivals. 2️⃣Frankfurt Cathedral: This Gothic cathedral is a symbol of the city, and you can overlook the entire Frankfurt from the top of the tower. 3️⃣Städel Museum: It houses a rich collection of art from the Middle Ages to the present, and is a must-visit for art lovers. 4️⃣Goethe House: Explore the birthplace of the famous German writer Goethe and feel the environment in which he grew up and his creative inspiration. 5️⃣Main Tower: A modern skyscraper, the top viewing platform offers a magnificent view of Frankfurt's skyline. 6️⃣Main River: Walking, cycling, or boating along the river are all good choices to enjoy leisure time. The history of Frankfurt can be traced back to 794 AD. The Frankish king Charlemagne successfully crossed the river here during the battle with the Saxons, turning the tide. Therefore, Charlemagne built a city here and named it Frankfurt. Walking on the streets of Frankfurt, the interweaving of ancient buildings and skyscrapers, like a shining pearl, quietly set in the heart of Germany 💁Goethe House Frankfurter Goethe-Haus "On August 28, 1749, I was born in Frankfurt at 12 noon, and my constellation is not bad." This is Goethe's description of his birth in his autobiography "Poetry and Truth". Goethe lived here before the age of 26 and created many literary works here, such as his masterpieces "Götz von Berlichingen" and "The Sorrows of Young Werther". The first and second floors of Goethe House are public spaces, including restaurants, kitchens, living rooms, living rooms, etc., and the third floor is Goethe's bedroom and study 🏰Frankfurt Cathedral Kaiserdom St. Bartholomäus The full name is "St. Bartholomew-Emperor's Cathedral", built between 1250 and 1514 during the Merovingian dynasty, in the Gothic architectural style. This is one of the important buildings of the Roman Empire. It was once the place where the Roman Emperor was elected. It witnessed the glorious moment when ten German emperors were crowned here, and it was also the origin of the title of "Emperor's Cathedral". 🎩Städel Museum The museum houses about 110,000 works, including 3,100 oil paintings, 660 sculptures, more than 100,000 sketches and prints, etc., fully demonstrating the development of European art from the 14th century to the present. The museum's art collection is mainly divided into four areas-classical paintings, modern art, contemporary art, prints and sketches. "Classical paintings" is the most important collection category of the museum, including works by Rembrandt, Jan Vermeer, and Jan van Eyck 👑Alte Oper It used to be an opera house in history, but now it is a concert hall. It was completed in 1880. During World War II, the opera house was destroyed and was once known as the most beautiful ruin in Germany. After a repair cost of 110 million euros, the appearance was kept as original as possible, and it was used as a concert hall and conference center

It was a trip to Frankfurt, Germany. On the first day, we visited Römerberg. It is the historic heart of Frankfurt, featuring medieval buildings reconstructed post-WWII. The square has been the site of markets, fairs, and events for centuries. 📍Römerberg 27, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany We then explored the St. Bartholomew's Cathedral (Kaiserdom). This Gothic-style cathedral, known as Kaiserdom, was the coronation site for Holy Roman Emperors. 📍Domplatz 1, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany P/S: Just to recommend one of my favorite restaurant, Apfelwein Wagner. We ordered the "Frankfurter Schnitzel" with green sauce, a local specialty. Which was really good and we all love it 😍 💰Around €15-20 📍Schweizer Str. 71, 60594 Frankfurt am Main, Germany We also explored the Goethe House and Museum. The birthplace of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Germany’s most famous writer. The house is restored to reflect 18th-century life, which we find it very interesting. 📍Großer Hirschgraben 23-25, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany We then walked around the Paulskirche (St. Paul's Church). It is known for being the seat of the first democratically elected parliament in 1848. 📍Paulsplatz 11, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany We also explored around Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Börse). It is one of the world's largest stock exchanges, established in 1585. 📍Börsenpl. 4, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Then we headed to Alte Oper (Old Opera House), which was opened in 1880, destroyed in WWII, and rebuilt as a concert hall. 📍Opernplatz 1, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany We also visited Main Tower, a 200-meter skyscraper offering an observation deck with panoramic views of the city. 📍Neue Mainzer Str. 52-58, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany But the most interesting one will be Museumsufer (Museum Embankment). A cluster of museums along the River Main, including the Städel Museum, one of Germany's most important art museums. We just love museum and art 🫶🫶🫶 📍Schaumainkai, 60594 Frankfurt am Main, Germany My mom suggested us to visit Palmengarten. It was established in 1871, this botanical garden is a peaceful retreat with diverse plant species.🪴🪴🪴 📍Siesmayerstraße 61, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Last but not least, we had our favorite shopping session on Zeil, Frankfurt's main shopping street, offering a variety of stores from high-end to local boutiques. 📍Zeil, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany #getaway #trip #vacation

(First Part) ||| Frankfurt am Main Germany's financial center and a transportation hub Especially suitable as a layover destination for travelers 📍 Itinerary: Eurotower ➙ Iron Bridge ➙ Römerberg ➙ Cathedral ➙ Zeil ➙ Main Tower ● Eurotower (Eurotower) The giant euro symbol in front of the Eurotower stands in front of a 40-story building Before 2014, this was the office location of the European Central Bank This blue euro symbol is 14 meters high and weighs 50 tons Adorned with 12 yellow stars, representing the initial 12 countries that decided to use the euro 💁🏻‍♀️ Suggested visit duration: 10mins ● Iron Bridge (Eiserner Steg), see images 2, 3, 4 Spanning the Main River, the bridge is covered with love locks, making it a romantic hotspot! Every morning, when the sunlight falls on the bridge, you can overlook the city skyline from the bridge, which is absolutely a magnificent sight 💖💖💖 Even Jay Chou and Hannah Quinlivan have left beautiful photos on this bridge 💖💖💖 Moreover, the bridge is only 200 meters long, and it takes only 3 minutes to walk across, which is incredibly convenient Ladies, come and feel the 😘 romantic atmosphere of this bridge 💁🏻‍♀️ Suggested visit duration: 20mins ● Römerberg and City Hall (Römerberg & Frankfurter Römer) Located in the center of Frankfurt, Römerberg is like traveling through time, taking you into the mysterious world of the Middle Ages The center of the square features a magnificent statue of the goddess of justice, towering into the clouds, as if proclaiming the power of justice to the world 💁🏻‍♀️ Suggested visit duration: 30mins 👸 Statue of Justice, see image 5 As the focal point of the square, it stands in the form of a bronze statue. She faces the city hall, guarding the dignity of the law with a firm gaze Her right hand holds a sword high, symbolizing the power and dignity of the law, commanding respect Her left hand holds a scale, embodying the core values of fairness and justice, ensuring that everyone enjoys fair treatment The water in the fountain flows cheerfully, replacing the wine that was once sprayed during important ceremonies, as if conveying the power of justice to the world 🏢 City Hall, see image 6 An absolutely unmissable place is the city hall It has a unique feature, with its stair-like herringbone roof, three connected Gothic buildings, truly a treasure of architecture And did you know? The second floor of the middle building is the Emperor's Hall (Kaisersaal), where coronation ceremonies of the Holy Roman Emperors were once held, with a long history and deep cultural heritage

Attraction: Main Tower Address: Neue Mainzer Str. 52–58, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Direction: Take underground and get off at Taunusanlage station Opening Hours: 10am to 9pm tickets: €9 for adults The Main Tower is one of the landmark of Frankfurt, it is a 56 floor building, over 200m tall! The observatory Area has one of the best view, you can see the whole Frankfurt from here. It is better to come slight before sunset (around 6:30pm) and stay till the night view! You can see day view. sun set and night view☀️🌅🌃 Tip: it gets windy and cold at night, remember to bring a jacket with you 🧥 #timetotravel

🍃If you are around Frankfurt, I really recommend Günthersburgpark.🌷 This Park is located around Westend area, and it's where I like to have a stroll in the morning before starting with my day. What I love about it in the morning are all the red squirrels that are running around the ground and bottom of the trees for food.🐿️ It's adorable and I truly love the experience. The park is easily accessible via public transportation.🌿 I also like the park's serene atmosphere.🌾 The greenery, peaceful pond, and charming bridges made for a picturesque scene. The park is well-maintained and there are plenty of benches and picnic tables to relax on.🌺 💫One of the highlights of the park is the stunning rose garden with the vibrant colors and sweet fragrances. What a treat for the senses. The park is also kids and parents friendly🦆. You can find a lovely playground area for the kids and next to it a Coffeeshop with sitting benches for parents to overview the kids playground. 🌱 🌺I totally recommend a visit to Günthersburgpark in Frankfurt if you're looking for a peaceful escape from the hustle of the city or a fun place to take your family or friends.🌿 #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #celebratewithtrip #frankfurt

🐢Bethmann Park in Frankfurt offers a delightful blend of natural beauty and serene ambiance.⛲ The Chinese garden⛩️ within the park is a true gem, exuding an authentic charm that transports you to a tranquil oasis.🌸 The garden's serene atmosphere invites visitors to unwind, with many finding solace in its peaceful corners.🌳 🌼Beyond the Chinese garden, the park offers a diverse range of experiences🌸. The botanical garden, adorned with benches, provides a perfect spot for leisurely strolls and contemplation amidst a rich tapestry of flora. I was pleasantly surprised to discover a designated area equipped with tables and chairs, where locals and tourists alike engage in spirited board games, fostering a sense of community and conviviality.🌳🪴🌿 ♟️For those with a competitive spirit, the open-air chess board adds an extra layer of enjoyment.😍 🌿Bethmann Park indeed caters to a variety of interests, making it an ideal destination for a day of relaxation and recreation.🌸 My visit left me thoroughly enchanted, and I wholeheartedly recommend Bethmann Park as a must-visit destination in Frankfurt.💖 📍: Bethmannpark, Mauerweg 8, 60316 Frankfurt am Main 💰: Free entry 🕖: 7am - dusk #trip #temples #frankfurt #parks #europetravel

As one on the constant lookout for free places to visit, was surprised when this mall appeared as one of the free attractions at Frankfurt when I was searching. Decided to visit and the mall was indeed one with modern design and decorations, nice for photos. also found the free terrace where one can visit for stunning shot of the city landscape. do visit! Located at Myzeil Zeil 106, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

This is a place one that caught my eyes from far from outside, used for previous coronation of emperors. It is one with free entry, where one can visit and really admire the artwork and sculpture inside the church. of note, one interesting thing is that it also got the unique stained walls seen in churches of europe and do not miss out the golden themed decorations as well. located at Domplatz 1, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

In Germany, looking for a place to chill and relax for a staycation? Maybe you can take a look at Premier Inn. They are asthetically decorated with an in house bar. So you need not leave for a drink. For others, there is also a chilling area. Rooms are spacious and provide comfort. Free coffee and tea provided. located at Premier inn frankfurt city centre Elbestraße 7, 60329 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

The Historisches Museum Frankfurt is a captivating cultural gem. Nestled in the heart of the city, it transports visitors through time, presenting a rich tapestry of Frankfurt's history. With meticulously curated exhibits, it seamlessly weaves together the city's past, from medieval roots to modern urban dynamism. The museum's diverse collection showcases artifacts, artworks, and interactive displays, making history come alive. Its architectural blend of old and new complements the experience. While occasionally lacking in depth due to its broad scope, the Historisches Museum Frankfurt remains a must-visit, providing an insightful journey into the evolution of this vibrant German metropolis. #timetotravel #instatravel #europe

#summerfest Should you happen to be at Frankfurt this week, do check out the food fair located at Hauptwache. It has a wide range of food items, inclusive for all, including vegan options. Food personally which i found good with long queue include the fish and chips, hotdog buns, sweets from the shop that looks like a candy house. Prices are affordable from 5 euros and they also have seats.

Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof (Hbf) is a major railway station in Frankfurt, Germany. Opened in 1888, it's one of Europe's busiest stations, connecting domestic and international train services. With its impressive architecture, the station serves as a significant transportation hub and a gateway to the city. It features a wide range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, and hotels. Its central location makes it convenient for travelers to explore Frankfurt's attractions. The station has undergone several renovations to accommodate modern transportation needs, maintaining its role as a crucial link in Germany's rail network and an essential landmark in the heart of Frankfurt. #travel #instatravel #germany

I recently had a short layover in Frankfurt in terminal 2. It was a very quick and efficient method to get the many passengers through security, and once through, there were plenty of places to eat, drink and relax. At the boarding gates, there are lots of seating spaces with nice views of the runway and charging stations available for electronics. There is also free wifi in the airport too! #airport #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer

Mr. Lee Restaurant in Frankfurt am Main at Gutleutstraße 153 is easily accessible by tram 14, 16 and 21 station Baseler Platz from Frankfurt Central Railway Station. If you're craving for an authentic korean food, it is one of the best places to go for dining in. The prices are fair and they offer a complete lunch menu for 15€ which vary every day. Their lunch menu was more than enough for one person and everything served tasted delectable and gorgeous! I would definitely comeback there next time! Mr. Lee Restaurant is not so big which gives you the homey vibe plus the food tasted like a home-cooked meal. Very tasty! #foodie #koreanrestaurant #koreanfood #frankfurtammain #frankfurt #germany

Recently visited Frankfurt during a 6h layover The city has a beautiful old town area (altstadt) with beautiful old German buildings and Kaiserdom St Bartholomaus. Remember to check out Römerberg, a historical town square with reconstructed timber houses. Frankfurt is also the financial hub of Germany and home to many luxury brands for the avid shopaholics. #tripblazers #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer

#shopandtrip MyZeil shopping mall is one of the biggest shopping in Frankfurt and is easily accessible by the metro there. During my stay in Frankfurt, I visited MyZeil quite a number of times. There were a lot of restaurants over there and I have tried a few of them like Big Chefs, Izu Asian Bistro. I was delighted as the food I had were all very yummy. There were also many other retail shops for those who love shopping. My wife bought some beauty products from one of the stores there.

The Westin Grand Frankfurt is conveniently located in the heart of the city. It is just few train stations away from the main station. The front desk service and bell are superb with top notch personal touch. The room is spacious and the gym is available 24 hours. An indoor pool is also available with a coed sauna and steam room. The hotel is only about 2 mins walk from the nearest train station and is located very near to Zeil shopping area. #westin #marriott #hotelguide #goodlocation #frankfurt #citycenter

Westin Grand Frankfurt is conveniently located in the heart of Frankfurt and very near the shopping areas. Only 2 train stops away from the main Frankfurt Hbf. The service from the valet to the reception is superb. The room is spacious with all the required amenities. The gym is available 24/7 and has many equipments. Spa and sauna are also available for guests. I checked in during my birthday and they acknowledged that and offered a 5 hour early check in which was very much appreciated. Overall 5 stars ratings. #westin #hotelguide #Marriot #frankfurt #goodservice #convenient

⛪Peterskirchhof is a historic cemetery located in the center of Frankfurt. It is also a nice shortcut to get into the city center if you are located in the Nordend area of Frankfurt. Next to the cemetery there is the church called Peterskirche. It's a Romanesque church dating back to the 12th century, and is one of the oldest cemeteries in the city.🌹 🌱The cemetery is has a serene atmosphere and is filled with flashy greenery and colorful flowers. This creates a beautiful contrast with the old tombstones and the Peterskirche. 🌿There is a variety of graves and monuments. From simple headstones to elaborate tombs. 💫One of the more notable graves include those of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's mother, Catharina Elisabeth Goethe, and the famous German publisher, Johann Friedrich Cotta. 🍃Peterskirchhof is a beautiful and peaceful place in the heart of Frankfurt. It is perfect to take a stroll. If you're visiting Frankfurt, I highly recommend taking the time to visit Peterskirchhof. #celebratewithtrip #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #citylife #2023travelwish #frankfurtammain