The historical old town centre, including its splendid half-timbered houses, was rebuilt according to the original plans in 1986. It now represents a classic example of the traditional half-timbered architectural style of times gone by. Every single house bears its own name.

Old Sachsenhausen, with its apple wine pubs, the historic half-timbered houses and narrow alleys  stands for Frankfurt cosiness and hospitality. No sojourn in Frankfurt is complete without a quick visit for a glass of the renowned "Frankfurt Ebbelwei".

Grosse Bockenheimer Strasse and Kalbächer Gasse, connecting Opera Square with Rathenau Square, are commonly referred to as the "Fressgass", Frankfurt´s culinary mile. After World War I, numerous grocery stores, fruit n´ veg shops and delicatessens took up residence here.

This unique boulevard of museums offers cultural delicacies ranging from applied arts and architecture to film, fine arts, Jewish history, antique sculptures and much more. Architects such as the renowned Richard Meier and O.M. Ungers designed some of the more recent architectonic creations.