Frankfurt am Main - Culture and Pleasure

City guides are numerous. However, in terms of information content, they often remain on the surface and limit themselves to conveying practical, yet sober information. This makes reading such city guides a rather dry affair. Not so the culture and pleasure guide that Annette Sievers has written about Frankfurt am Main.

On 416 pages Sievers takes the reader on a journey through the Main metropolis, gives many useful tips for staying and stopping, but also provides a comprehensive picture of the city's history, the atmosphere in the individual districts and thus establishes the versatility of Frankfurt, which make this city so charming. The history of the cathedral and Römer, a visit to the Kleinmarkthalle, a stroll through the station district, a detour into the rich museum landscape or even a look at the parks, gardens and small oases of the city make this richly illustrated book a real treat.

This book is not only aimed at Frankfurt newcomers. Old-established Frankfurt residents can also find an insider tip or two here, which will show them completely new aspects of their city. It makes you want to break out of your everyday life in the city and rediscover Frankfurt with completely new eyes.

In addition to the very informative and well-researched texts, the book provides quite a bit of useful information on opening hours and directions to various institutions, to weekly markets or even to various tours through the city. Rounded off with a map atlas and traffic route plan hardly desires remain open here. "Frankfurt am Main - Culture and Pleasure" is not only an extremely useful, but also a versatile, exciting, amusing and instructive companion through the Main metropolis. For every Frankfurt lover and everyone who wants to discover the city for themselves, absolutely recommendable!

An article by Frankfurt-Tipp