Small Boutique hotels in FRANKFURT

Considered the financial capital of Germany, its large international airport makes it a powerful communications hub. Frankfurt embodies business, but also has a rich museum and cultural life. A walk along the banks of the River Main, known as the Ribera de las Museos, will take you to the Film Museum and the Fine Arts Museum. And on the weekend, the traditional flea market is near the river. For shopping, go to the busy Zeil Avenue.

The Römerberg square is the epicenter of the old town, with the Town Hall building built in 1405 and surrounded by houses with traditional wooden structures.

Hometown of the writer Goethe, visit his house which was completely restored after the Second World War. On the picturesque cobbled streets of Sachsenhausen, old taverns serve the much appreciated apfelwein and ebbelwoi, as the local cider is called. You can not leave this city without tasting its famous sausages.

Located in the center and linked to the Judengasse Museum, it is worth visiting the Jewish cemetery with its deep evocative power. To enjoy panoramic views over the city, it is best to go up to the Maintower. Frankfurt offers sophisticated hotels with a lot of charm.