By K. I. Borrowman
Frankfurt
Germany
Germany
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Skyline View from Mein TowerPhoto By: K. I. Borrowman -
Romerberg Square in AltstadtPhoto By: Stuart Kurtz -
Eschenheimer Tower and CafePhoto By: K. I. Borrowman -
Gay and Lesbian MemorialPhoto By: K. I. Borrowman -
Saint Batholomew's CathedralPhoto By: Stuart Kurtz -
SkylinePhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
RoemerPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Downtown SculpturesPhoto By: Stuart Kurtz
Franfurt am Main – not named after hotdogs, but in fact for the Franks who founded the city on a ford (furt, in German) on the river Main, this is the fifth largest city in Germany and center of the Frankfurt Rhine/Main Metropolitan Area.
EscapeWizard.com invites you to book your next vacation to Frankfurt. You will arrive in one of the world’s busiest and most important airports; to book your flight follow this link (www.escapewizard.com/flight.php). EscapeWizard.com can also assist with your hotel accommodations, just click this link (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to book today. From here, you can easily access the rest of the city and the metropolitan area by train, including a visit to Franfurt’s main train station, one of Europe’s largest. EscapeWizard.com recommends picking up a multi-day transit pass at the airport train station. This is a fairly cheap and convenient way to get all over the city. A group pass will save you even more money if you are traveling with others. It is a quick trip from the airport to the central train station, where you can begin your exploration of Frankfurt on foot.
Listed by Loughborough University Group as one of the world’s ten Alpha World Cities, Frankfurt is an international centre for commerce, finance, culture, transport, education, and tourism. In Frankfurt you will see the European Central Bank, distinguishable by the giant 3D Euro symbol outside its front doors, plus the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the German Federal Bank, as well as 300 other national and international banks.
EscapeWizard.com suggests from the central train station, you take a walking tour past the European Central Bank to the Main (pronounced mine) Tower. The tower’s open air viewing platform, 200 meters up, offers breathtaking views of the surrounding city and the landscape beyond and is open to visitors during the day and evening for a reasonable price. You can also enjoy a drink or a gourmet meal in the tower’s 53rd-floor restaurant.
Commonly in Europe, Frankfurt is home to an amazing cathedral, or Dom. Begun in the year 852, the Frankfurt Dom was the location of ten emperors’ coronations. EscapeWizard.com suggests you visit the museum and, if you are here between April and October, climb up the Dom’s tower.
EscapeWizard.com suggests you discover Frankfurt’s ancient Roman history with a visit to the Archeological Gardens, next to the Dom. These gardens were built in an unearthed roman settlement and Carolingian royal palatinate.
On the other side of the Dom, EscapeWizard.com invites you to visit Frankfurt’s oldest textile shop, the Canvas House. Founded in 1399, The Canvas House now hosts an art gallery.
Many other places of interest can be found right in downtown Frankfurt, including the Iron Bridge, Customs House, Fountains of Justice, Gay and Lesbian Memorial, and numerous museums, churches, and cemeteries.
If you have an urge to shop, EscapeWizard.com recommends a stroll down the Zeil, or, for those with more expensive tastes, the glamorous Goethestrasse. When hunger pangs strike, EscapeWizard.com suggests you have a look at the many restaurants and eateries along the pedestrian area, Fressgass, which runs between Opernplatz and Borsenstrasse.
You may wish to finish your trip to Frankfurt with a movie in a cinema, an evening in a beer garden, or a night out in a bar or club. Some of EscapeWizard.com’s suggestions are the Anglo Irish, Frankfurt’s local Irish Pub on Klein Rittergasse, the very trendy 22nd Lounge & Bar, so named because of its location on the 22nd floor on Neu Mainzer Strausse, and Casablanca Bar, filled with memorabilia from the classic movie, including live piano music (play it again, Sam!) located in Weisenhuttenplatz. If these are not your first choices, Frankfurt has several other choices for a night out.
Click on the link above to book your trip to Frankfurt, and let EscapeWizard.com take you away!
EscapeWizard.com invites you to book your next vacation to Frankfurt. You will arrive in one of the world’s busiest and most important airports; to book your flight follow this link (www.escapewizard.com/flight.php). EscapeWizard.com can also assist with your hotel accommodations, just click this link (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to book today. From here, you can easily access the rest of the city and the metropolitan area by train, including a visit to Franfurt’s main train station, one of Europe’s largest. EscapeWizard.com recommends picking up a multi-day transit pass at the airport train station. This is a fairly cheap and convenient way to get all over the city. A group pass will save you even more money if you are traveling with others. It is a quick trip from the airport to the central train station, where you can begin your exploration of Frankfurt on foot.
Listed by Loughborough University Group as one of the world’s ten Alpha World Cities, Frankfurt is an international centre for commerce, finance, culture, transport, education, and tourism. In Frankfurt you will see the European Central Bank, distinguishable by the giant 3D Euro symbol outside its front doors, plus the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the German Federal Bank, as well as 300 other national and international banks.
EscapeWizard.com suggests from the central train station, you take a walking tour past the European Central Bank to the Main (pronounced mine) Tower. The tower’s open air viewing platform, 200 meters up, offers breathtaking views of the surrounding city and the landscape beyond and is open to visitors during the day and evening for a reasonable price. You can also enjoy a drink or a gourmet meal in the tower’s 53rd-floor restaurant.
Commonly in Europe, Frankfurt is home to an amazing cathedral, or Dom. Begun in the year 852, the Frankfurt Dom was the location of ten emperors’ coronations. EscapeWizard.com suggests you visit the museum and, if you are here between April and October, climb up the Dom’s tower.
EscapeWizard.com suggests you discover Frankfurt’s ancient Roman history with a visit to the Archeological Gardens, next to the Dom. These gardens were built in an unearthed roman settlement and Carolingian royal palatinate.
On the other side of the Dom, EscapeWizard.com invites you to visit Frankfurt’s oldest textile shop, the Canvas House. Founded in 1399, The Canvas House now hosts an art gallery.
Many other places of interest can be found right in downtown Frankfurt, including the Iron Bridge, Customs House, Fountains of Justice, Gay and Lesbian Memorial, and numerous museums, churches, and cemeteries.
If you have an urge to shop, EscapeWizard.com recommends a stroll down the Zeil, or, for those with more expensive tastes, the glamorous Goethestrasse. When hunger pangs strike, EscapeWizard.com suggests you have a look at the many restaurants and eateries along the pedestrian area, Fressgass, which runs between Opernplatz and Borsenstrasse.
You may wish to finish your trip to Frankfurt with a movie in a cinema, an evening in a beer garden, or a night out in a bar or club. Some of EscapeWizard.com’s suggestions are the Anglo Irish, Frankfurt’s local Irish Pub on Klein Rittergasse, the very trendy 22nd Lounge & Bar, so named because of its location on the 22nd floor on Neu Mainzer Strausse, and Casablanca Bar, filled with memorabilia from the classic movie, including live piano music (play it again, Sam!) located in Weisenhuttenplatz. If these are not your first choices, Frankfurt has several other choices for a night out.
Click on the link above to book your trip to Frankfurt, and let EscapeWizard.com take you away!
Hotels in Frankfurt
By Adam J. Mohney
InterContinental Frankfurt
Wilhelm-Leschner Strasse 43 Frankfurt, Germany
Wilhelm-Leschner Strasse 43 Frankfurt, Germany
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ExteriorPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
BallroomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
GuestroomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Front DeskPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Fitness CenterPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Executive RoomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Club LoungePhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Bar and LoungePhoto By: IHG Hotel Group
Located on the beautiful banks of the Main River, InterContinental Frankfurt is EscapeWizard.com's premier lodging choice for a luxurious Frankfurt vacation. Within walking distance of many of Frankfurt's main attractions, the hotel also offers comforting amenities and wonderful service.
EscapeWizard.com travelers staying at InterContinental Frankfurt will enjoy easy access to the city's main attractions from the hotel's central location. Guests will be able to easily visit St. Bartholomaeus Cathedral, St. Paul's Church and Romerberg Square. Those interested in history can also explore the Stadel Museum of Classic Arts or the Liebieghaus Museum of Sculptures. Also nearby are plenty of popular shopping destinations, both new and old.
Rooms and suites booked at InterContinental Frankfurt on EscapeWizard.com include a variety of luxurious standard amenities. Guests can easily stay connected with a morning newspaper, free wireless internet access, a work desk and a television with pay-per-view programming. Also in-room is a safe for securing valuables, a coffee and tea maker and a mini bar. All rooms at InterContinental Frankfurt are guaranteed clean, as the hotel is 100 percent smoke free.
InterContinental Frankfurt offers a variety of great services and facilities for guests to enjoy throughout their time in the city of Frankfurt. These include a 24-hour health and fitness center and business center. Guests will also have easy access to the city by taking advantage of the wonderful concierge service, ATM machine and currency exchange desk. For family travelers, with parents looking for an evening out, InterContinental Frankfurt also offers a convenient babysitting service.
Guests of InterContinental Frankfurt will eat well throughout their stay. Signature's Veranda Restaurant features a breakfast, lunch and dinner menu of European and German cuisine in a delightful setting. With a private dining room, summer terrace and veranda, patrons of Signature's Veranda Restaurant are guaranteed a great meal with gorgeous scenery. Also on-sit is Leon's Italian Restaurant, which features a lunch and dinner menu in a 1920s Italian-style eatery. With live piano music and a variety of meat, pasta and pizza options, guests are ensured an atmospheric meal.
A great vacation in Frankfurt begins with a great hotel. The InterContinental Frankfurt offers luxurious amenities, great service and a prime location to all guests. Book InterContinental Frankfurt by clicking the following link now (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl).
EscapeWizard.com travelers staying at InterContinental Frankfurt will enjoy easy access to the city's main attractions from the hotel's central location. Guests will be able to easily visit St. Bartholomaeus Cathedral, St. Paul's Church and Romerberg Square. Those interested in history can also explore the Stadel Museum of Classic Arts or the Liebieghaus Museum of Sculptures. Also nearby are plenty of popular shopping destinations, both new and old.
Rooms and suites booked at InterContinental Frankfurt on EscapeWizard.com include a variety of luxurious standard amenities. Guests can easily stay connected with a morning newspaper, free wireless internet access, a work desk and a television with pay-per-view programming. Also in-room is a safe for securing valuables, a coffee and tea maker and a mini bar. All rooms at InterContinental Frankfurt are guaranteed clean, as the hotel is 100 percent smoke free.
InterContinental Frankfurt offers a variety of great services and facilities for guests to enjoy throughout their time in the city of Frankfurt. These include a 24-hour health and fitness center and business center. Guests will also have easy access to the city by taking advantage of the wonderful concierge service, ATM machine and currency exchange desk. For family travelers, with parents looking for an evening out, InterContinental Frankfurt also offers a convenient babysitting service.
Guests of InterContinental Frankfurt will eat well throughout their stay. Signature's Veranda Restaurant features a breakfast, lunch and dinner menu of European and German cuisine in a delightful setting. With a private dining room, summer terrace and veranda, patrons of Signature's Veranda Restaurant are guaranteed a great meal with gorgeous scenery. Also on-sit is Leon's Italian Restaurant, which features a lunch and dinner menu in a 1920s Italian-style eatery. With live piano music and a variety of meat, pasta and pizza options, guests are ensured an atmospheric meal.
A great vacation in Frankfurt begins with a great hotel. The InterContinental Frankfurt offers luxurious amenities, great service and a prime location to all guests. Book InterContinental Frankfurt by clicking the following link now (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl).
Hotels in Frankfurt
By Adam J. Mohney
Holiday Inn Frankfurt Airport North
Isenburger Schneise 40 Frankfurt, Germany
Isenburger Schneise 40 Frankfurt, Germany
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ExteriorPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Double Bed GuestroomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Fitness CenterPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Front DeskPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Superior RoomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
SuitePhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Monday and Friday All you can Eat BBQPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Meeting RoomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group
Conveniently located near International Airport Frankfurt (FRA) and with easy access to the city center, Holiday Inn Frankfurt Airport North is an affordable rooming option for EscapeWizard.com travelers looking to see Germany on a budget. Nearby attractions include the Old Town, Main River, St. Bartholomaeus Cathedral and the Messe Frankfurt convention center.
Upon arriving at International Airport Frankfurt (FRA), guests can take a complimentary shuttle to Holiday Inn Frankfurt, where they will be checked into their rooms. All rooms include a television with pay-per-view, a work desk, a telephone with voicemail and wireless internet, available for a one-time fee. Guests of Holiday Inn Frankfurt will appreciate the comforts of individual climate control, a mini bar and a coffee and tea maker.
Holiday Inn Frankfurt Airport North's features do not end at the hotel hallways. Guests can stay in shape with the on-site health and fitness center and connect to their work at the business center. Also available are barbeque grills, great for a night of grilling, an ice machine, for keeping those in-room drinks cool and a relaxing sauna. Traveling families can take advantage of Holiday Inn's popular Kids Eat Free program.
Guests wanting a relaxing meal without the hustle and bustle of the modern German city can easily dine at the hotel. Brasserie Bretano includes a breakfast, lunch and dinner menu of seasonal specialties and comfortable outdoor seasonal terrace when the weather is right. Brasserie Bretano offers an American style breakfast buffet each morning, which is very popular among guests. Also on-site is the St. George Bar, which includes burgers and other light fare and a wide variety of drinks and cocktails. Guests wishing to dine in their rooms can also take advantage of Holiday Inn Frankfurt's in-room dining program between the hours of 6 a.m. and 12 a.m.
An affordable Frankfurt vacation begins with an affordable and accessible room. Book Holiday Inn Frankfurt Airport North and see the German city of Frankfurt's marvels, both old and new. Click the following link to book Holiday Inn Frankfurt Airport North now (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl).
Upon arriving at International Airport Frankfurt (FRA), guests can take a complimentary shuttle to Holiday Inn Frankfurt, where they will be checked into their rooms. All rooms include a television with pay-per-view, a work desk, a telephone with voicemail and wireless internet, available for a one-time fee. Guests of Holiday Inn Frankfurt will appreciate the comforts of individual climate control, a mini bar and a coffee and tea maker.
Holiday Inn Frankfurt Airport North's features do not end at the hotel hallways. Guests can stay in shape with the on-site health and fitness center and connect to their work at the business center. Also available are barbeque grills, great for a night of grilling, an ice machine, for keeping those in-room drinks cool and a relaxing sauna. Traveling families can take advantage of Holiday Inn's popular Kids Eat Free program.
Guests wanting a relaxing meal without the hustle and bustle of the modern German city can easily dine at the hotel. Brasserie Bretano includes a breakfast, lunch and dinner menu of seasonal specialties and comfortable outdoor seasonal terrace when the weather is right. Brasserie Bretano offers an American style breakfast buffet each morning, which is very popular among guests. Also on-site is the St. George Bar, which includes burgers and other light fare and a wide variety of drinks and cocktails. Guests wishing to dine in their rooms can also take advantage of Holiday Inn Frankfurt's in-room dining program between the hours of 6 a.m. and 12 a.m.
An affordable Frankfurt vacation begins with an affordable and accessible room. Book Holiday Inn Frankfurt Airport North and see the German city of Frankfurt's marvels, both old and new. Click the following link to book Holiday Inn Frankfurt Airport North now (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl).