Summer always takes a nice break. Which, after all, makes for enormous variety in life. Because where there is a lot of sun, there is also a lot of shadow. Both would be nothing without the other. But we are so much in holiday mode and don't want to get philosophical. Much more I want to take care of the shady sides of the day today. Which do have their praiseworthy qualities, such as cooling down and taking a break. For example at the Stoffel (Stahlburg Offen Luft) in the Günthersburgpark all shady places were occupied. The mood thanks to the band "Wait for June" excellent and the mild summer evening could not have been more pleasant.
Since we find shady places so not only against the sun, but also in the rain good, there are today times a few ideas for shelter donors.
· The subway. By now many stations have cooled down. So why not just take your iced coffee or white wine to the stop. There's even something to see thanks to the versatile decorated walls. After the coffee break, it has either stopped raining or we are at least refreshed.
· We just stay down and look forward to the rare guided tour through Frankfurt's underground. The Archaeological Museum's "<link http: www.archaeologisches-museum.frankfurt.de index.php de programm fuehrungen _blank>Casemates" are so popular, almost fully booked and only for September 4, 3:30 pm are there still places available. Registration Tuesdays - Fridays, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., phone 069 / 212-39344. meeting point <link https: www.google.de maps place data="%213m1%214b1%214m2%213m1%211s0x47bd0ebb06a04ed5:0xc6af0bd30675059b" _blank>in front of the courtyard entrance Bleichstraße 10 (city map), duration approx. 60 minutes, participation fee € 5
· Who now during the holiday season before itself strolls, the - sorry, but that must also be times - should simply clean out his cellar. Lucky is the one who lives in an old building. The old stones keep nice and cool underground.
· We're off to the countryside. More precisely to <link http: www.stadt-buedingen.de _blank>Büdingen. The well-preserved medieval small town on the eastern edge of the Rhine-Main area is surrounded by a ring of fortifications with lots of greenery. Either the rain just pattering on the leaves providing refreshment