A cultural hot pot of big-city charms.
Frankfurt is often seen only as a transit hub or a business centre, but it's so much more. It boasts Germany's most spectacular skyline, mirrored in the Main River, and Europe's tallest office building. It's also the country's most international town; more than a quarter of its citizens are foreign.
Frankfurt throws more money at the arts than any other European city so you'll most likely catch a ground-breaking exhibition at one of its museums. And if you do happen to get stuck at the mega-airport there's a nightclub, art gallery and X-rated cinema to help while away those in-transit hours.
Where to Stay
It's worth planning your bed: hotels during October's book fair and September's auto show are booked out years ahead. Regular hotel prices double or triple during big fairs. At off-peak times, the 163 hotels and 22,000 beds are more than enough to cater for the average daily influx of 8000 visitors.
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