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Frankfurt, also known on its entire name of Frankfurt am Main is the fifth largest city in Germany. It is situated in the Darmstadt administrative region and in the Hesse state. In Hesse, Frankfurt is the largest city. In present, Frankfurt has a population of approximately 680,000 residents living on a large area of almost 250 square kilometers.

The town was settled in the 1st century, by the Romans. Before the name of Frankfurt was established, it was also called Frankonovurd in Old High German, Vadum Francorum in Latin and Frankenfort, a name used in the Middle Ages. Since the 14th century, the affix "am Main" was added, meaning "on the Main", Main being the name of the river that flows through the city. If you plan to visit it, you will need some time to see all its points of interest.

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Top Attractions within Frankfurt

Dom Sankt Bartholomaus is a landmark of the city. It bears the named of the Bartholomew apostle. This Gothic church was raised from the 14th until the 15th century over the remains of a Merovingian church. In 1867 it was partially destroyed and later restored, but in the World War II it was destroyed again, only to be rebuilt for the second time in the 1950s.

Romer or Roman is the name given to a set of nine houses located in the city center of Frankfurt. This are housing the Frankfurt city hall. The council of the city bought them in the early 15th century from a wealthy family in town. In World War II, this attraction was partially destroyed, but after the war ended, it was rebuilt.

Frankfurter Hof is another landmark of Frankfurt. This is a hotel located in the center of the city. You can see it in Kaiserplatz, a public square of Frankfurt. The hotel was built in the second half of the 18th century. In our times, this is one of the most beautiful and elegant hotels of Frankfurt am Main.