The skyline, the modern hallmark of this business metropolis, welcomes you even as you arrive. All within visible distance from the modern banking locality. The museum landscape is located on the Main; the museum bank is absolutely unique. Johann Wolfgang Goethe was born here on 28th August "when the clock struck twelve", and grew up here with his sister Cornelia. Discover the house where Goethe was born, floor by floor. In the exhibition on the 3rd floor, you will also find a chronicle of the house and its inhabitants.
On the 53rd floor, you can enjoy a meal in Frankfurt's highest restaurant 52 seats and 30 bar stools. Opening hours for the platform: Sunday to Thursday from 10 a. Friday and Saturday from 10 a. Time slot tickets available online or on site Note: If the weather is bad and the winds are stormy, the view platforms will remain closed due to security reasons.
The New Frankfurt Old Town is the centre of the old town of Frankfurt am Main, which was reconstructed from to as part of a major urban development project.
Discover Frankfurt from a completely new perspective: the city's skyline becomes even more majestic on a boat trip with the Primus Line. Cruise along the Main and admire the historical and architectural highlights along the way. What was that again about the Big Bang and the evolution of mankind? In the Nature Museum, exciting exhibits and artefacts on the topics of space, the formation of our planet and the evolution of the animal and plant world await you on three floors.
Embark on a journey through space and time and experience the witnesses of bygone eras. Founded in , the zoo with its exotarium and nocturnal animal house is one of the most important in Europe.
