I’m here now. It’s incredibly peaceful. I think the tourists don’t clog it up like London and Paris because it’s not advertised as a major tourist destination, and I’m grateful for that. It’s very easy to navigate. Romer aside, it’s not busy. The food is great. Most people speak English, so you don’t have to worry about speaking German. The shopping is GREAT. They’ve got the upscale shopping and the local thrift shops. The Frankfurt Cathedral is gorgeous, and has this lovely earthy scent inside.
This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
So many wrong information here.... Population way off, besides Eiserner Steg there is also Holbeinsteg that is pedestrian only. Zeil is not the place to go to for food, it's not known for good food. The Juremeia Hotel has closed too, there are also no operas taking place in the music hall, they can be found in the Schauspiel at Willy Brandt Platz. The Zoo is not open 365 days a year, you are showing an elephant in the video even though there are no elephants in the Frankfurt zoo, you called Mainplaza Hauptwache and it's not one of Europe's biggest train stations. Also no underground mall there, just few shops that's extend to lower level. I can go on and on and on, this video is really poor quality.
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For the love of architecture and bridges: please all of you lovers out there stop putting locks on bridges! It destroys the bridges, costs a lot of money in repairs and is not ecological because some of the people doing this throw away the key in the river. If you wish to seal your love please use a different way. But please... Don't use locks. Many thanks from a concerned citizen!
There is a stone in Heidelberg, Germany created specifically to put your love-locks on it. It is called the lock-stone. In memory of my parents, we placed a lock on it in 2020.
I do not know where you got the number of 5.5 mill population? Frankfurt City has around 760.000 only and Frankfurt /Rhein-Main Metropolitan area is around 5.5 mill
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You have nearly 22,000 subscribers. Surely at least one of them can help you avoid the absolute butchering of the pronunciations of most of the places you mention in this video. I would be willing, for example. To your credit, I applaud your pronunciation of the river Main as "Mine" (vs Mane) MOST of the time.
Koi Mauberg? Kumas structures? 5.5million population? Austral buildings? Alt-step? Annunstat? Yukamari Land? Hauptwache translation is not Main Garden. The Eisener Steg is not the only pedestrian bridge, you forgot the Holbein Bridge. How old is this film? You show the Zeil Gallery which was torn down years ago and replaced with new buildings. This was the most bizarre film about Frankfurt I have ever seen. Where was the new Alt Stadt? Franconoford? The Kleinmarkthalle? The Palmengarden? Eschenheimerer Turm?
I thought I had missed something the Zeil and this underground shopping centre in all the time I've spent in Frankfurt. I had noted it down to go look for it when I'm back in Frankfurt
Been to Frankfurt and would not go back. True there are some quaint area but there are more bad ones. The walk from the train station to the hotel was frightening especially when you end you walking past prostitutes and druggies.
You just took the wrong "cheap" hotel. There is an single, but long, red light district road, where also are a lot of drug-abusers. Its close to the main trainstation, but it is not the whole city. You just got a bad first impression. Sorry for that, but you will find a place like that in every larger city.
