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Known as one of the richest cities in Europe and an important financial center, home to the European Central Bank and the German Central Bank, Frankfurt is also the venue for the world's largest international book fair and an important reference point for German literature and culture.  For art lovers, it is worth taking a stroll along the avenues on the banks of the Main River, where Frankfurt's most important museums are dedicated to topics such as history, architecture, communication, cinema, and archaeology.

Alte Oper building on Opernplatz - this is a reconstruction of the original building, which was destroyed during the war.

Goethe House - where the famous poet and writer lived between 1749 and 1775. Decorated in the neoclassical, baroque, and rococo styles of the 18th century, Goethe’s favorite toy house: a puppet theater.

Römerberg Square - The heart of the old town, surrounded by traditional German-style houses and historic buildings such as the old town hall. It is the most typical and photogenic setting in Frankfurt.

Frankfurt Cathedral (Dom) - Coronation site of medieval kings. The climb up the tower rewards visitors with a unique panoramic view of the city and the Main River.

Alte Oper (Old Opera House) - One of the city's most emblematic buildings, rebuilt after the war. Today, it is a venue for concerts and shows, as well as being one of Frankfurt's most beautiful facades.