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A 116-metre modernist tower that briefly claimed Frankfurt's skyline in 1972–74 before its 2014 demolition. It housed university…
Frankfurt am Main: 9 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A 116-metre modernist tower that briefly claimed Frankfurt's skyline in 1972–74 before its 2014 demolition. It housed university…
A Gothic revival Lutheran church in Frankfurt's Sachsenhausen, built 1875–1880, featuring stained glass by Charles Crodel and an…
Frankfurt’s grand 1888 terminus, one of Europe’s largest, with great iron-and-glass train halls behind a Neo-Renaissance front.
Frankfurt (Main) Süd ranks among the city's three principal long-distance railway stations, operating as a through station with…
A Catholic parish church in Frankfurt's Fechenheim suburb, dedicated to the Sacred Heart and part of the Diocese…
A Gothic Revival Catholic church in Frankfurt's Oberrad suburb, designed by Max Meckel and completed in 1893. It…
Messe Frankfurt is one of the world's largest trade fair companies and exhibition grounds, located in the Gallus…
A major Frankfurt institution housing ancient painting, modern art, and contemporary works combining an art institute and public…
Built 1908–1910 by Franz Roeckle, the Westend Synagogue is Frankfurt's largest and the only pre-war major synagogue to…
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