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Dating back to the 19th century, Mathildenhöhe is a popular event venue is named after Mathilde Karoline Friederike von Wittelsbach, the wife of Ludwig III. Comprising of the Hochzeitsturm and other exhibition buildings, today, it hosts a slew of workshops, local events, cultural programs, exhibitions and special shows.

Römer

Frankfurt Town Hall, as it stands today, is made up of a melee of different buildings. The first buildings to be constructed here were the Zum Römer House and the next-door guest-house, Goldener Schwan in 1405. At the beginning of the 20th Century, two building complexes (north and south) were erected next to Paulsplatz and were joined by a bridge. Designed in a Renaissance and Baroque architectural style, these buildings fit in well with the earlier buildings. They are decorated with reliefs depicting local events, such as the harvesting of cider apples. One particular draw is the exquisitely decorated Kaisersaal (Emperor's Hall) in the Rathaus (city hall). The Rathaus is the seat of the Mayor of Frankfurt.

Römerberg

La famosa plaza Römerberg, ubicada en el casco antiguo (Alstadt) de Fráncfort, se utiliza desde el siglo XII para organizar ferias, pero también ha sido testigo de grandes celebraciones que marcaron la coronación de los emperadores del Sacro Imperio Romano. En el centro de la plaza se encuentra la majestuosa Gerechtigkeitsbrunnen ("Fuente de la justicia" en español) con su icónica estatua de la diosa Justicia. Al sur de Römerberg se encuentra el Historisches Museum, donde se exhiben objetos y maquetas históricas de Fráncfort. Frente al museo encontrarán una iglesia gótica del siglo XI que es pequeña pero bellísima, y que se conoce como Alte Nikolaikirche. Al rededor de esta bellísima plaza encontrarán muchas atracciones, así que no duden en visitarla en su paso por la ciudad.

Castillo Holzhausen

Este castillo idílico se encuentra a mitad del lago en el parque Holzhausen. Construido entre 1927-1929, fue la residencia de campo de la dinastía Holzhausen. El edificio rococó cambio de manos cuando la ciudad de Fráncfort se hizo cargo de él en 1923. En la actualidad, se lo utiliza para exposiciones de arte y conciertos de música clásica. Para acceder al castillo hay que cruzar un pequeño puente. El jardín invita a la investigación, y la zona de juegos para niños es encantadora.

Palmengarten

Originalmente establecido en 1869 para albergar la colección de plantas del duque de Nassau, el Palmengarten (Jardín de Palmeras) cuenta con una variedad impresionante de plantas exóticas. Los visitantes son libres de recorrer los jardines pero se recomienda sumarse a los recorridos guiados si tienen ganas de aprender más sobre las distintas especies. Durante todo el año se organizan numerosas actividades, como conciertos de música clásica al aire libre en verano, el Festival de la Luz en junio, el Festival de Otoño en septiembre y el Festival de la Orquídea en octubre.

Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt

Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt boasts of a great collection of natural history, which includes fossils and a mounted American mastadon, which is an extremely rare feature. The collection began way back in 1820, when Grand Duke Ludwig started collecting historic items and iconic artworks, these items still remain a part of the collection at the museum. The repository features archaeology, mineralogy, fine art, medieval art and more in its displays. A fabulous mixture of almost everything, it is a great place to explore and learn.

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Leinwandhaus

Weckmarkt 17, Francfort, Alemania, 60311

En la Edad Media, este edificio gótico con techo empinado fue el centro del comercio de trapos y fue el lugar en donde se guardó, pesó y midió las telas. En el muro exterior todavía puede ver la probeta que usaban, conocido como el Frankfurter Elle. La casa de dos pisos fue construido en los fines del siglo XIV, según se dice por el arquitecto famoso Madern Gerthener. Después de su destrucción durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, fue reconstruido en 1980 y hoy en dia alberga una galería de arte (el Kommunale Galerie) que muestra exposiciones rotativos por artistas contemporáneas.

Schlosspark

Off Hanauer Strasse, Schlosspark, Langenselbold, Alemania, 63505

Surrounded by shrubbery and tall trees, Schlosspark has been the local hub for many activities. There are many events like musicals, concerts and other cultural programs held here. Adjacent to the castle nearby, this park is a place where few events of Langenselbold thrive. The park as well as castle are maintained by the Förderkreis Schloss Langenselbold e.V., a registered society.

Stadtmuseum - Haus zum Löwen

Löwengasse 24, Neu-Isenburg, Alemania, 63263

Home to a historic 18th-century building is the local city museum- Stadtmuseum - Haus zum Löwen. Dedicated to educating visitors about the dynamic history of the city, the first floor of the establishment has several exhibits the focus on early life, housing, economic and cultural development. The basement houses a music exhibit of renowned German artists Amy Schlemm and Franz Peoples that belonged to this lovely city. The exhibit displays a documented account of their life, artistic careers and successes. Several music events also take place here. The attic is dedicated to European astronaut Thomas Reiter who lived in the city. Built reflecting outer space, the room serves ideal for educational programs for children.

Evangelische Kirchengemeinde Marienkirche Gelnhausen

Kirchgasse, Gelnhausen, Alemania, 63571

An major tourist attraction of the city, Evangelische Kirchengemeinde Marienkirche Gelnhausen is also an important cultural center for the Protestant community of Gelnhausen. Simply mesmerizing, this 13th-century building is a fine combination of Romanesque and early-Gothic architecture. Suspected to be an extension of a former 12th-century church that stood in its place, the church transformed into its current facade as a result of several renovations and restorations over the years. Noteworthy elements of the church include the West tower, the 16.4 meter (53.8 feet) nave, ribbed vault, embellished choir and font and a distinguished lettner. The 15th-century high-altar and stained-glass windows too, are simply spellbinding. Other significant features include the organ, bells and church carpets.

Pfarrkirche St. Cäcilia

Schloßstraße 8, Heusenstamm, Alemania, 63150

The spectacular facade of Pfarrkirche St. Cäcilia is hard to miss as you walk down the Schloßstraße. The church has fascinating architecture reflecting Baroque designs. The church has an underground crypt that is the resting place of many notable local personalities. Dating back to the mid-17th Century, the church faced considerable damage during the Second World War and then later a fire caused destruction in 1902. The church was renovated and restored beautifully. The interiors have a charming, painted ceiling, an ornately decorated high altar and a spectacular pulpit.

Evangelische Kirche am Limes

Theodor-Heuss-Straße 1, Großauheim, Hanau, Alemania, 63457

Set against the backdrop of lush green forests, Evangelische Kirche am Limes is a small worship center that offers church services like sermons, marriages, baptisms and funerals. They also offer a variety of workshops and activities to church members of all ages.

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