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Elberstrasse 36, Frankfurt, Hesse, 60329, Germany
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Hi there
I am going to be in Frankfurt for about 4 days, flying in from Africa. I dont know anybody in Frankfurt, but would like to see a bit of Germany before my departure to Prachatice in the Czech Republic where i will be spending about 3 weeks. I would like to know what is the best place to stay in Frankfurt that is affortable, and where and how can one meet new people.
I would also like to know what is the easiest way to travel through to Prachatice-Czech, will be with the train or bus.
Thank you for your assistance.
Regarding travel to Prachatice.
Probably easiest way is to go via Prague. Form Prague most convenient is bus, although bus + train is possible also. Look up timetables for particular day and time here (switch to English):
http://jizdnirady.idnes.cz/vlakyautobusy/spojeni/
Be aware, that there are several bus terminals in Prague!
Since I will be spending a few days in Germany as well, Is it advisible to travel with the train from Frankfurt to Prague, and then take the bus from Prague to Prachatice?
Sorry, I can not really comment on whether or not it is adviseable to take the train from Frankfurt to Prague, but according to Bahn.de (http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de) the ride is quite long. Perhaps check if you can get an affordable flight.
With that being said, I wouldn't spend all of your 4 days in Frankfurt, but rather explore the surroundings such as the Rhine Valley between Ruedesheim and Koblenz or drive down Bergstrasse to Heidelberg (train is fine, too).
It is possible to go by NIGHT bus from Frankfurt to Prague, it will be cheaper than train, BUT even that the buses are comfortable you will travel overnight.
There are two possibilities:
www.studentagencybus.com - (58 EUR full price one way)
http://www.touring.de/ (Eurolines) - (50 EUR full price one way)
The European Central Bank is the main tenant of the building, and has separate entrances and security gates. Eurotower lies nearby the recently constructed Gallileo tower of Dresdner Bank.
There are several shops in the base at street level. European Central Bank
Kaiserstrasse 29
60311 Frankfurt am Main
Phone +49 (0) 69 / 13 44 0
Fax +49 (0) 69 / 13 44 60 00
info@ecb.int
http;//www.ecb.de
Stop U 1 - 5 Willy-Brandt-Platz
During the week you may see a lot of people in the pedestrian zone wearing suits. No matter what time of day or night. You will always see nicely dressed people.
On the weekends you won't see any. They are all gone.
Most of the people working in Frankfurt leave Frankfurt in Friday night and return on Sunday night. You will realise it at the main station on those times...
On the weekend many people from the suburbs come to Frankfurt to shop and party. The flair is totally different to during the week.
Königstein / Taunus has a very scenic castle ruin with - fine weather provided - an excellent view on Frankfurt. In summer it is a place of festivals (medieval markets, concerts etc.). There are lots of hiking possibilities in the Taunus area, especially near the "Feldberg".
The Saalburg is a reconstructed Roman fortress with a good exhibition of Roman life at the "Limes", the border wall between the civilized Roman world and the German barbarians. Impressive! The buildings on the castle grounds contain good exhibitions on Roman daily life in the border region.
Located in the Taunus area, near Frankfurt (Neu-Anspach).
This is "the" place for shopping in Frankfurt. We can find almost everything around this walking street. clothes, shoes, cellular phones, food (supermarket under Galleria Kaufhof seems to be the best one) up to you
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