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Start by taking in the whole city
at a glance – In the Zielgalerie (MyZeil Shopping Center) ride the
elevator up to the 8th floor observation platform where kids will be able
see all of Frankfurt. |
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Eschenheim Tower (Eschenheimer Turm) – Visit an impressive 14th - 15th century watchtower, once a part of the medieval city fortifications, and the oldest building in Frankfurt. The round tower is 47 meters high, topped with a spire and turrets. Stop into the cafe at the bottom of the tower for a coffee and kuchen. |
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Judisches Museum – Located in the Rothschilds' original mansion
(the Rothschild Palais) you'll learn the story the second-largest Jewish
community in Germany before the Holocaust – and about one of the great banking families of the world. |
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Goethe
House (Goethehaus) – "On the 28th of
August, 1749, at noon according to the Glockenschlage, I came to Frankfurt
am Main and the world..." so begins Goethe's autobiography. In the house and museum, find out about Goethe's family life and childhood growing up in Frankfurt. |
