@@DTVDanielTelevision In that case, judging by how much you enjoyed the Struwwelpeter, I‘d recommend the „Buchscheer“ in southern Sachsenhausen, or various restaurants in the oldtown of Frankfurt-Bornheim. There may be a little bit of a language issue with these (for non-German speakers), but the regional food is at least level with Struwwelpeter. Oh, and: If you enjoy Green Sauce, come to Frankfurt in May, because there is an annual Green Sauce Festival in mid-May, when the herbs are from the fresh harvest of the gardeners of Frankfurt-Oberrad.
Oh and BTW, that Euro Sign is NOT the European Zentral Bank (EZB). It used to be there but not anymore.The EZB (new financial district) is located in Ostend, Frankfurt. You can catch the Tram number 11 and get off at the park by the river and you will see the EZB. Its right in front of the river.
I enjoy such no frills virtual tours. Thanks for sharing Frankfurt with the world 😍😍 Your last few vlogs made me your fan, I Would wait for the next episode
My man, you found the most touristy place in all of Frankfurt for a hotel! Lol... Just across the bridge from that church is Sachsenhausen neighborhood and that's where a local like me would go to get it in (nightlife wise) and find a hotel. If you are super sexy like I am, get a hotel at a spot called "Roomers" when you here in Frankfurt, place is super nice and grown and sexy at night. In the summer time there is open air salsa along the river and a place called "Changos" is a rachet spot that a Soldier might enjoy (Me not so much). I used to be in the Army back in the day and wouldn't trade my current lifestyle for that but I appreciate what you are doing for the young Soldier who probably never left their city growing up. Keep putting out dope content that will help our troops living abroad.
