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One of the most beautiful cities in Germany as well as the Germany's financial center. I'm not quite sure why this might be but it's a very undeserved reputation. In reality Frankfurt is a vibrant,modern and cosmopolitan city.
Built on the banks of the river Main, Frankfurt is a sprawling metropolis with a broad range of cultures and backgrounds evidenced by the huge array of differint ethnic bars and restaurants that inhabit seemingly every street corner. It's also the home of German trance and techno so there's a number of the best clubs in Europe (if you like that sort of music).If you like pubs, try the Sachsenhausen area,filled with small bars and really lively at night. There's very little of the old town left as much was destroyed in the 1940s but as the banking capital of Germany it does have some of the tallest buildings in Europe which dominate the skyline. Local specialities: Frankfurter sausages (obviously), Apfelwein – an alcoholic apple juice which is served everywhere, Frankfurter Grüne Sosse - boiled eggs in a cold cream and herb sauce served with potatoes, Handkäs mit Musik -a very intense and aromatic cheese usually served covered in oil, onions and caraway seeds,the Musik part being the after effects it has on your digestive system! Frankfurt is also well known for being the host of the biggest book fair in the world: the\\\'Frankfurter Buchmesse\\\'. It takes place in October every year.
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May 18, 2007
The fact is, Frankfurt is the most visited city I have been in the world. The reason I am frequently there because of my work and also my main transit station to wherever I want to go next. Frankfurt is a financial centre of Germany. There are many big banks in Frankfurt city. So many businessmen come there to deal with stocks and financial matters. My personal view, Frankfurt are very different from other city in Germany, it has it own charm and lately, there are so many people go there to l...
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Feb 18, 2007 - Mar 02, 2007
Frankfurt, Germany -› Frankfurt am Main, Germany -› ...
When the snow melts in the mountains we usually get flooded a bit later in the towns and cities further downstream. These pictures were taken a few years back around January or February. Obviously this is not a 'sight' or 'attraction' of Frankfurt as such, but I thought they might be at least a little interesting anyway, documenting the flooding.
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Sep 17, 2007
As usual I am close to missing an exhibition I really wanted to see, but this time it was for the better. Because shortly before the exhibition on plants of Egypt and the Pyramids ends, another exhibition is there to see. China, its plants and their use. Now, I definetely must go. So I call my side-kick and convince him to go with me - and please bring the camera. (so, half of the pictures are taken by him, especially the flower shots) Ahhh, the weather Gods are with us - sunshine, lots and l...
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Jun 14, 2007 - Jun 19, 2007
Sheffield, England, UK -› Frankfurt, Germany -› ...
Don't you just love Germany and Germans? Who else would have a word like fruhschoppen? And what might that word mean I hear you cry? (Go on, cry then!)
There certainly isn't an equivalent word in English. In general terms it means early shopping but it doesn't refer to shopping in the actual sense. Some bars describe buying wine by the glass as schoppen. Which leads us to the real meaning of the word, which is to drink alcoholic drinks before midday. Yes indeed - Germans take their drin...
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