Frankfurt am Main is an amazing town that perfectly combines medieval and modern culture.
Skyscrapers, of course, attract most of the attention to themselves, because they are visible from anywhere in the city. They contain various offices, shops and coffee shops on the first floors.
The European Central Bank also deserves special attention. The building is unprecedented, but before the entrance is a large euro symbol. Inside, everything is as in a regular office building - cabinets and small conference rooms.
Trading Square Pottit by various shops, here you can find almost any brand. But there are always a lot of people.
The historic part of the city is represented by an area where the registry office is now located and many souvenir shops. The road in the old part is completely lined with a paving.
The Cathedral of St. Bartholomew is the main church of the city, on weekends it can be a game on the organ and a lot of people comes here to listen to the sermon. Sometimes, people stand even on the street.
If you go all the time to go straight through the shopping area, then you can stumble upon a small shopping center. There is an overview site, but it can be seen from it not so much, but it can be perfectly navigating what you can see in the city.
We spent a week in Frankfurt and this was very small to bypass the whole city and his nearby towns.