"There has never been so much Paris" - in Frankfurt mind you! Said by the curator of the Monet exhibition at the opening at the Städel last Tuesday. That made me feel even more awake! Of course, who doesn't look forward to the Impressionists' exhibition? But the fact that we're also being served a tasty oh là là là just in time for the spring awakening makes me curious. So I set off in search of French points of contact for culture, language, scent and enjoyment.
(By the way, a brief recourse to 2014-> Frankfurt and France - many points of contact, now also increasingly in fashion: so last year the Consul General took over the sponsorship of the Frankfurt Style Award. The prize is awarded once a year to up-and-coming designers.)
Back to the list, this is an unfinished one, which every reader is welcome to add to: whether on twitter or Facebook, directly to me or to Frankfurt Tip. We are happy about new Romanesque points of contact!
Enjoyment
➀Wine Bistro
Chalet Dix-huit, Grempstraße 18, Bockenheim
➁ Cafés/Bars
Baguette Jeanette, Berger Straße 187, Bornheim,
Brasserie La Maison du Pain, et. al.Oeder Weg 30, Nordend
Paris Bar, Oppenheimer Landstraße 27, Sachsenhausen [pa: ris], among others. Not French, but at least as much "savoir vivre" and therefore always worth a detour!
➂ Delicatessen
Les Donadel, Epicerie, Berger Straße 171 (Nordend-Ost, officially. But incorporated in thinking Bornheim)
CULTURE
➃ Language, Movies
Institut Français, Schaumainkai 41, Sachsenhausen
Volkshochschule Frankfurt, Sonnemannstraße 13, Ostend
Beauty
➄ Fragrances
L'Occitaine, et al.a. Kalbächer Gasse 12/ Meisengasse 8 (Freßgass, downtown)
Sabina Brauner is on twitter @WentoManderly and FB.
