The lovingly reconstructed Frankfurt Old Town opened in 2018 and is now a lively district with charming cafés, restaurants, and boutiques. Located directly next to the Schirn Art Museum, the cathedral, and the historic Römerberg square with the Town Hall, it offers a perfect setting for walks and sightseeing. Whether for tourists or locals, the New Old Town is a popular destination for culture and culinary enjoyment in the heart of the former imperial city.

Culinary madness on 1200 sqm – maximum experience! The name confuses. At Frankfurt's Kleinmarkthalle nothing really is small. This culinary adventure is hard to resist. Where to start? Where to go next? What cannot be missed? The answer is: we have no idea. But the truth is: There is something for anyone to experience. Depending on your taste and food you love you can have a big food party at Frankfurt's Kleinmarkthalle.

Everything has one end, only the sausage has two. Now it's all about the sausage. Very German. Very good. Very tasty. The sausage is a long established product in this country. If you want to eat fast and well, you eat sausage, or worscht, as the Frankfurters would say. You can eat it as a currywurst, with spicy mustard, as a Danish with fried onions and remoulade sauce, dry with white bread, or even cleverly prepared with sauerkraut and spicy sauces.

The historic town hall, an impressive landmark of the city, impresses with its characteristic façade and invites you to immerse yourself in Frankfurt's rich political and cultural history. Directly opposite is the Ostzeile, a picturesque row of half-timbered houses that characterise the old market square. Here you can gain a fascinating insight into the architecture and everyday life of times gone by.