[2025 Frankfurt Attraction] Travel Guide for Römer City Hall (Updated Mar)

The hotel staff said that you can do a lot of sightseeing in Frankfurt in one day. The atmosphere of the city is cute, like a candy country🍭. The city-like parts are properly urban, and you can do a lot of shopping. It seemed like a nice city to live in. My favorite place was [Römer Square] It was so cute that I could stay in this square forever. It was probably the most exciting place on this trip😂 I'm excited about a place I only visited for one day lol There were few people, and time passed slowly. As someone from the countryside, I feel more comfortable in places with this kind of atmosphere than in the city of Paris. Even though it's a city, it's much more rural than Tokyo, though. I found a teddy bear shop and was happy to be hanging out with the kids. There were also a lot of bears from the brand Steiff🧸 on sale. #Frankfurt #Trip to Germany #Trip to Europe

This former patrician villa with its three-gabled roof has served as Frankfurt's city hall since 1405. It continues to be the seat of the city's Lord Mayor to this day. The beautiful and picturesque old town is a must visit when in Frankfurt! Amazing half-timbered buildings that were once completely destroyed by Allied powers’ bombings during WWII, now rebuilt to their full glory! It's really convenient to visit the places by tram. There's many restaurants to eat and enjoy the place. Main river is very close from the old town. This place is a must-visit if you're touring Frankfurt! #bucketlistreboot #tripblazers #couplestrip #frankfurt

📍Römerberg Römerberg 26, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany There's a huge Christmas tree at Römerberg at night! I remember it being so tall that it was hard to capture it all in one photo. You can also take pretty pictures of the lights under the tree! If you want to take unique Christmas pictures, go under the tree. 🤗 Oh, and the square is small, so it's good for a quick walk :) #PleaseWinter #YearEndTravel #NextTimeHere #LifeTravelDestination #LifeShotPlace #2018Travel #WinterTravel #Winter #Christmas #ChristmasAtmosphere #GermanTravel #Germany

📍Römerberg Square (Römerberg 26, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany) A small square in the center of Frankfurt✨ I stopped by on Christmas Eve and a big tree greeted me! The tree was decorated with lights and ribbons along with the German flag. I heard that there was a market there on the day! The buildings looked like houses in a fairy tale, so it was full of an exotic feeling🌆 #GermanyTravel #FrankfurtTravel #Christmas #ChristmasMarket #ChristmasAtmosphere #Winter #YearEndTravel #PleaseWinter

#europetravel The Frankfurter Römer is a historic building and the town hall of Frankfurt am Main. It is one of the city's most famous landmarks and has a long history that dates back to the 13th century. The Römer consists of several interconnected houses and is characterized by its distinctive facade in Gothic and Renaissance styles. Inside, there are splendid halls, including the Kaisersaal, which was used for the coronations of the Holy Roman Emperors. Today, the Römer is an important venue for official events and a popular destination for tourists looking to experience Frankfurt's rich history and architecture. A visit to the Römer is definitely recommended if you're in the city!

I. City Introduction Frankfurt is like a dazzling pearl inlaid on the European continent. As the fifth largest city in Germany, it plays a pivotal role in industry and commerce, financial services, and transportation. The streets here perfectly blend modernity with history. The skyscrapers that rise from the ground show the vitality and enterprising spirit of the city, while the old buildings that have been baptized by the years are like silent guardians, telling the stories of the past, and the profound cultural heritage permeates every corner. II. Best Time to Visit Frankfurt has different styles in the four seasons. In spring (April - June), everything recovers, flowers bloom quietly on the branches, and the whole city is covered with a vibrant green. The climate in autumn (September - November) is more pleasant, the temperature is moderate, and the cool autumn breeze is blowing on the face, making people feel comfortable. Especially in September in Frankfurt, the weather is particularly comfortable, not cold or hot, and the sun is warm on the body. At this time, various colorful activities in the city have also kicked off, whether it is a lively market or a wonderful art exhibition, it can make tourists fully feel the unique charm of this city. III. Recommended Attractions 1. Römerberg • Römerberg is the heart of Frankfurt's old town. Stepping into it is like opening a door to the Middle Ages. There are many historically significant buildings on the square, among which the old city hall is the most eye-catching. Its exquisite architectural style, the Gothic spire piercing the sky, and the exquisite relief decorations shine with unique brilliance in the sun. Walking on the square, the stone road under your feet seems to carry the memory of history, and every step can feel the precipitation of time. Walking among these ancient buildings, listening to the guide telling those ancient legends and stories, it seems to travel through time and space, immersed in the mysterious atmosphere of the Middle Ages. • There are also many specialty shops around the square. You can go into these shops and select some local handicrafts, such as exquisite wood carvings and traditional ceramics, to add a unique souvenir to your trip. 2. Frankfurt Cathedral • This magnificent cathedral is one of the iconic buildings in Frankfurt. Its towering twin towers are particularly eye-catching on the city skyline. Walking into the interior of the church, the huge dome gives a solemn and solemn feeling. The sunlight shines through the stained glass windows, forming colorful light and shadow, dreamlike. The decoration inside the church is exquisite, and every carving contains profound religious implications. Here, whether it is the devout prayer of believers or the quiet appreciation of tourists, it can make people's souls baptized. 3. Main River • The Main River is like a blue ribbon, winding through Frankfurt. Walking along the river bank, you can enjoy the beautiful natural scenery on both sides. The river is sparkling, and occasionally ships slowly pass by, leaving ripples. On the benches by the river, you can often see people sitting leisurely, enjoying this quiet time. At a specific time, you can also choose to take a cruise, slowly on the river, enjoy the cityscape of Frankfurt from different angles, and feel the unique charm of this city. IV. Recommended Food 1. Frankfurt Sausage • This is one of the most representative foods in Frankfurt. The sausage is red and shiny, the skin is crispy, and a bite, the tender and juicy meat filling spreads in the mouth, and the fragrance is overflowing. It can be eaten with sauerkraut and potato salad, with a rich taste, sour, sweet, salty, and fragrant intertwined on the taste buds, making people memorable. 2. Apple Wine • Frankfurt's apple wine has a unique flavor. It has a refreshing taste and a faint fruity fragrance. In a local pub, order a glass of apple wine, sit by the window, enjoy the city street view while slowly tasting, it is a very comfortable enjoyment.

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In the center of the square in Germany stands the Fountain of Justice, facing the Old Town Hall, and on the east side of the square, there is a row of quaint half-timbered houses. There is also the Kaiserdom (Imperial Cathedral), the Romer (Roman Hall), and the Nicolai Kirche (Old Church of St. Nicholas) among others. The Imperial Cathedral was built in 1239 and features a Gothic facade of grandeur. It is not only the spiritual center of Frankfurt but was also the coronation site for German kings. Between 1562 and 1797, a total of 10 emperors were crowned here. The Old Town Hall of Frankfurt is composed of three buildings with beautiful gabled roofs.

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Getting There - Wizz Air Attractions - Römer Hotels - Ibis Budget Shopping - for gifts I recommend the gift shops across the Römer