Destination Guide Refined by  Monument + Museum Sightseeing + Tours from above to remove selection
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| Dom Domplatz 14, Frankfurt am Main, 60311 |  |
Originally built as a parish church in 1235, an edict of 1356 decreed that all German emperors be elected here, thus conferring cathedral status upon the church. The cathedral was rebuilt several times over the years: af... more
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| Goethehaus Groszer Hirschgraben 28, Frankfurt am Main, 60311 |  |
Goethe's birth house was acquired in 1733 by Goethe's Grandmother, the hostess of the Weidenhof ("Pasture Yard") guest house on the Zeil, who later became Mrs. Cornelia Goethe. In 1755, Goethe's father did exte... more
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| Karmeliterkloster Munzgasse 9, Frankfurt am Main, 60311 |  |
The church of Liebfrauenkirche, Frankfurt was established between the year 1460 and 1520. The historic church is a famous tourist attraction in Frankfurt and is worth a visit. The architecture of this ancient monastery i... more
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| Possmann Eschborner Landstrasze 156-162, Rodelheim, Frankfurt am Main, 60489 | |
Philipp Possmann was known throughout nineteenth century Frankfurt Main for his homemade applewine—a tart, pale yellow drink he made in the basement of his restaurant and served to eager customers. Due to popular demand,... more
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| Museumsufer Schaumainkai, Frankfurt am Main, 60594 |  |
If you are planning to visit only one or two of them, you can just pay the admission fee at the entrance. Otherwise, there are a few options for the true museum junkies amongst you. You can buy the Frankfurt Card, which ... more
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| Nebbiensches Gartenhaus Bockenheimer Anlage, Frankfurt am Main, 60325 | |
This small house, located in one of the leafy park areas around Frankfurt, was originally designed as the home for the wealthy publisher Johann Nebbien. Situated amongst old...
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| Portikus Weckmarkt 17, Frankfurt am Main, 60311 | |
The town library, which was destroyed during the Second World War, has one remaining relic: the neo-classical Portikus ('portal') dating from 1825, located on Frankfurt's Obermainb...
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