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Pro
Very clean, modern city, lots to do and see, English friendly
Con
a bit on the expensive side
In a nutshell
Awesome...the parts I saw / remember
Frankfurt - en route to Israel, or not
frenchderek Says: I'm not sure you guys haven't written-off Frankfurt too easily. If you find museums interesting there are some excellent ones in Frankfurt. My favourite is the "cheese-wedge" (ie the Museum of Modern Art) which usually has an interesting exhibition (and a good permanent...
alexluttor Says: Great chance to have a look to german's culture. Really big outdoor market where you can buy typical Frunkfurt stuff and try different kinds of food such as sausages, cheese, roasted chestnuts, hot wine...
2 Reviews and 377 Opinions We had a quick one night stay in the Hilton Frankfurt before flying home to the US. The location was...
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Hard Rock Cafe-Frankfurt: An Original Hard Rock Cafe
Verdone Says: If you are a fan of Hard Rock Cafe then this is a must see location. The story I was told at the restaurant is that this was one of the first two Hard Rock Cafes. When the business decided to franchise, the Frankfurt location did not go along with the idea. Since it already...
adyeast Says: We didn't eat there, unfortunately, but we did stop in to sample some of their Apple Wine. Apple wine is a big deal in Frankfurt. We saw it served in most, if not all restaurants we were in or passed. So of course we had to try it, it's got to be good, right? I like apples....
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This is one of the best places I have never ever been in Frankfurt.!
There are many other discos, but they are or too expensives or too bored... or the music they play is just horrible.!
At theis place the drinks are not expensive and the enviroment is very nice with a lot off nice people.! The best is the music, they have a lot of dj´s coming from Norway, DK, UK, and all over Europe.! To me this is the only good place where to go for a good dancing at frankfurt.!
Dress Code: No sneakers, no jeans.
Written Jan 11, 2007
Address: Near by the main train station at Franfurt
Nemorino Says: There are still a few horses in Frankfurt, but they are used solely for recreation, not for transportation or farming. Second photo: A family on horseback.Third photo: Our ancestors would not have been at all surprised to see horse manure on the road, in fact I’m sure we...
Nemorino Says: There are several small businesses in Frankfurt, the largest and most obvious being the Fritz Bauer bus company.They have several buses which are kept in this garage in the center of Frankfurt. In addition to renting out buses for group travel, Bauer also has concessions to...
Nemorino Says: As in many other German villages, the volunteer fire brigade is an important institution in Frankfurt. This building at the junction in the center of the village is where they keep their firefighting equipment, and there is also a bell on the roof to summon the volunteer...
Nemorino Says: At the corner of a cornfield just up the hill from Frankfurt I came across this sign from the French seed company Euralis, saying that the seeds used in this field were of the type “ES Olimpus S 260 K 240”.According to the company’s German website, this is a...
Nemorino Says: These freshly cut flowers in a vase by the roadside presumably mark the spot where someone was killed by a motor vehicle.The German government has proudly announced that “only” 3,648 people were killed by motor vehicles in the year 2010. This is 12 % fewer than the year...
Nemorino Says: Frankfurt doesn’t even have a shop where you can buy basic things like bread or peanut butter, but it does have several vending machines for cigarettes.Traditionally these machines were mounted low to the ground so even the smallest child could get addicted without standing...
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On a flight from London Heathrow to Frankfurt, the Lufthansa check-in lady had a problem with me checking in two (2) bags of 20 kilos each. She said that I was only allowed one bag of 20 kilos. I tried to explain that I had just brought these two bags over the Atlantic Ocean on United Airlines for FREE, but she didn't care. She told me she would not take the bag unless I paid for it, and sent me to another counter to pay.
When I went to the next counter, I don’t think the girl could speak English, because she never said a word to me. She just took the paper and gave me a receipt. I had paid for extra baggage before, but not very often. It usually ran about fifty dollars. Oh well.
However, when I looked at my receipt from Lufthansa, I couldn’t believe my eyes. Was I dreaming? Nope. I had just paid $527 for a suitcase?! My ticket was even less than that !!! How could they make such a mistake?!? But, it was already done, and I was rushing out to catch my next flight. There wouldn’t be another for 24 hours!
When I got to the plane, the stewardess assured me that I would be able to fix the problem when I got to Frankfurt. I waited in the Lufthansa line the entire time I was in Frankfurt, but I had to leave again to catch my flight!
Now that I am home in Chicago, I wrote to Lufthansa to see if they would fix this matter. They wouldn't. They told me that $527 for one extra suitcase was reasonable.
Updated Jun 13, 2008
Nemorino Says: There are three roads coming in to Frankfurt, one from Lachheim to the southeast, one from Markt Taschendorf to the northeast and one from Kornhöfstadt to northwest. Where they meet, logically enough, is the middle.Second photo: The road to Markt Taschendorf.Third photo: My...
Nemorino Says: This is the only house I noticed with a year on it, saying when it was built.Second photo: The year 1925 on the house, with the initials N.J.Third photo: Barn adjoining the house.GPS 49°40'50.02" North; 10°31'31.02" East
Roofed-over map of the eleven villages
Nemorino Says: At the crossroads in the middle of Frankfurt there is a roofed-over map of the eleven villages of the municipality of Markt Taschendorf, with advertisements of some of the businesses that are located in this area. GPS 49°40'48.64" North; 10°31'32.39" East
Nemorino Says: This is the only restaurant and pension that I noticed in Frankfurt. I passed by here twice on my bicycle on two different days, but I didn’t sleep or eat here so I can’t say how it is.On their website they say that the inn was founded in 1922 and has been run by the Schwab...
Nemorino Says: On the outskirts of Frankfurt, on the road to Markt Taschendorf, is this mysterious bunker of the sort that used to be used for ammunition or military equipment.But this one has such a flimsy wooden door that I doubt there is anything very dangerous or valuable inside. GPS...
Nemorino Says: The one really unusual thing about Frankfurt is that just outside of town there is this “Mariengrotte” (Marian grotto), an artificial cave with an altar inside, dedicated to the Virgin Mary.Second photo: Side view, so you can see the words “Ave Maria” in fancy metal letters...
Gaby_G Says: Our walk was productive... We met nice mexicans that wolked with us, we had coffe, we learn a bit of the european bike culture... And we burn hour six hours.... Dont forget to buy your ticket back!!! and have a nice flight!!!
Gaby_G Says: I dont have more tips... I just walked trough the city 'cause I didnt had the time to visit any "touristic" stuff... So my best tip is... Walk and see....
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Since when is Frankfurt in Bavaria?
In the VirtualTourist database there are four places in Germany that are called Frankfurt. One is a large city in Land Hessen called Frankfurt am Main, which is best known for its huge and very noisy...
Well, I were there for one week, and I was soo impressive about the city. This place do not have a lot of tourist places to go, you can see everything you want in 1 day. Back to the train station are...
As I traveled from London Heathrow to Frankfurt on Lufthansa, I met with my worst travel story ever! >>See Tourist Trap!
Free time beetween flights??? Have a walk!
Beetween Mexico and Spain, I passed trough Germany, for 6 hours I was supposed to be stucked in the Frankfurt airport... I was fine with the idea... I could have make it reading my "Harry Potter and...
Heard of the Frankfurter Wurstchen?
In Frankfurt we took an interesting diversion to a downtown center. This was Germany's older big city with hustling and coblestone streets. It seemed simple but there stood medieval eateries and pubs...
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