With the so-called “Museum Embankment”, Frankfurt offers visitors a truly remarkable cultural treasure, uniquely diverse and very centrally located. The almost 40 museums offer special highlights that provide insights into the art, history and culture of the city and are definitely worth a visit.

The River Main meanders scenically through the city and divides it into “Hibbdebach” and “Dribbdebach”, that is, one side of the river and the other. Come to Frankfurt and find out where the New Old Town is located, where the best apple wine is served, where Eintracht play their football, where the airplanes land and on which side the skyscrapers of the skyline rise.

Do you like your apple wine pure, sour or sweet? Moreover, what are the seven herbs making up Frankfurt Green Sauce? While tasting Hessian specialities, you'll quickly get to know the regional cuisine and learn about its history, tradition and production.

Not only are nine of the ten largest high-rise buildings in Germany located in Frankfurt, but a good 52 percent of Frankfurt's urban area is also green. The many parks, gardens and green spaces form small oases of peace in the centre of the city. Frankfurt is a city full of contrasts and diversity that is well worth discovering - on foot or by bicycle taxi.