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July 10th, 2009 by traveler

Frankfurt

It is one month ago that I visit Frankfurt with some friends. Frankfurt is a quit busy city. There is a river in the city with a lawn on the side. We rest there to have a look on the Frankfurt skyline and it was so chilly. On evening we went trough Sachsenhausen. This is a district of Frankfurt and very popular for evening activities. We have a lot of fun in the bar “Oberbayern”. We would recommend this bar for all young people who visit Frankfurt. It has also sum nice clubs were you can have party.

But we also go to see same culture. So we make a guided tour trough the city. We also visited some museums.

The Palmgarden was also very interesting to see. There were different houses with different climatic zones like tropical, desert and also one butterfly house.

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13 Responses

Angelo writes:
July 13th, 200908:00at

Hi Jose,

My name is Angelo and I am planning to visit Frankfurt for three days. I have never been there so I am not sure which places to visit? Can you help me with this? What would you recommend me to do their?

Tanks in advance,
Angelo
Jose82 writes:
July 13th, 200910:09at

Hi Angelo,

In three days you can not see all the nice places of Frankfurt. So I would say you should stay one day in the centre of the city walk through the Main and in the evening go to Sachsenhausen, this is a district of Frankfurt and lies on the other side of the Main. And stay inside of the traditional pubs where their serve “Apfelwein” it is something similar to cider. On day I would spent to go to the Palmengarten because it is amazing to see all these different plants in the different climatic houses. And one day I would do a guided tour and visit one or two museums.

I hope I could help you,
Jose
Angelo writes:
July 13th, 200913:24at

Hi Jose,

Thank you for this information. I do not like guided tours I love it to explore every thing on my own. So do you have an advice for me where I can find information which places to visit and how to come their. Which museums have you visited? Would you recommend them?

Cheers,
Angelo
Jose82 writes:
July 13th, 200914:26at

Hi Angelo,

You can get these information at the tourist information http://www.frankfurt-tourismus.de/cms/tourismussuite/en/home.html is the web link to this website. We were in the “Staedel” an art museum and the museum of communication but I think you should look which is interesting for you.

Regards,
Jose
Angelo writes:
July 13th, 200916:22at

Hi Jose,

Thank you for the information. Does Frankfurt have a good local traffic system and is it easy to use?

Cheers,
Angelo
Jose82 writes:
July 14th, 200912:37at

Hi Angelo,

Frankfurt has a very good local traffic system there are tubes, busses, trams and suburban trains running. So it is no problem to come from one place to another. If you want to inform you about the local traffic system before you arrive, you could use the website of RMV that is the company which practices the local traffic system.

Regards,
Jose
Angelo writes:
July 14th, 200915:10at

Hi Jose,

So many different transport means. Are they well-arranged or is it easy to get lost?

Cheers,
Angelo
Jose82 writes:
July 14th, 200917:12at

Hi Angelo,

They are well arranged there are maps available on which you can see the suburban trains and tube ways which I thing you will you use most. And the people at the tourist information will also help you with that if you have any problems with this.

Regards,
Jose
Angelo writes:
July 14th, 200919:05at

Hi Jose,

Thank you for this information, do you have a recommendation for us about a special Frankfurt food and where we can get this?

Cheers,
Angelo
Jose82 writes:
July 15th, 200911:08at

Hi Angelo,

Frankfurt has several different special foods. But we tasted two of them where fantastic. The one is “Frankfurter Gruene Soße” this are cooked potatoes with eggs and a sauce out of seven different herbs. And gref voelsing it is a sausage made of beef and is very special for Frankfurt. The butcher is on the Hanauer Landstrasse where they also have a snack bar.

Regards,
Jose
Angelo writes:
July 15th, 200914:46at

Hi Jose,

Where can I eat “Frankfurter Gruene Soße”?

Cheers,
Angelo
Jose82 writes:
July 15th, 200915:42at

Hi Angelo,

You can “Frankfurter Gruene Soße”eat it in the traditional german restaureants. Most of them are located in Sachsenhausen.

Cheers,
Jose
Angelo writes:
July 17th, 200911:31at

Hi Jose,

Where did you eat it? What would you think we should rather taste?

Angelo