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Visit the birthplace of Germany’s most famous wordsmith to explore the period home and learn about life in 18th-century Frankfurt.

A city in the state of Hesse just south of Frankfurt, Darmstadt was once the seat of the famous Landgraves of Hessen-Dramstadt in the 1600s.

Frankfurt is the financial centre of continental Europe. It is the seat of the European Central Bank and one of the wealthiest cities in Germany. As the only cities in the country with skyscrapers, the skyline is the trademark of Frankfurt. However, the city is also known for its renowned museums and cider.

Take a daytrip to this neighboring city to experience a myriad of cultures through dining, shopping and sports.

See the fascinating buildings and quirky sculptures that make up this unique hub of German art, which blends living space and creativity. 

Walk out the doors of this art and history museum with a new appreciation about the folklore, crafts and zoology of the region. 

Stroll the attractive grounds of this historic landmark and follow in the footsteps of nobility from all over the world. 

This three-story natural history museum contains one of Europe’s largest collections of dinosaur fossils as well as specimens of animals and rocks.

Stroll the attractive grounds of this historic landmark and follow in the footsteps of nobility from all over the world. 

Come to this neighborhood south of the Main River to enjoy Frankfurt’s many culinary specialties and museums as you pass through narrow cobblestone walkways.

With a vast student population and an entrance via a semi-submerged carriage, this district has an abundance of innovation and creativity.

A city in the state of Hesse just south of Frankfurt, Darmstadt was once the seat of the famous Landgraves of Hessen-Dramstadt in the 1600s.

This 19th-century garden features century-old greenhouses and grounds, including a plot dedicated to Frankfurt’s most famous author, Goethe.

Take a daytrip to this neighboring city to experience a myriad of cultures through dining, shopping and sports.

This 19th-century garden features century-old greenhouses and grounds, including a plot dedicated to Frankfurt’s most famous author, Goethe.

Come to this neighborhood south of the Main River to enjoy Frankfurt’s many culinary specialties and museums as you pass through narrow cobblestone walkways.

Visit the birthplace of Germany’s most famous wordsmith to explore the period home and learn about life in 18th-century Frankfurt.

When you see the towering golden domes atop this Russian-style church in Darmstadt, it will quickly become clear why it was so loved by the czars. 

The seat of the first German parliament is a colorful church with insights into the nation’s history next to artworks and an expansive main hall.

Walk out the doors of this art and history museum with a new appreciation about the folklore, crafts and zoology of the region. 

A city in the state of Hesse just south of Frankfurt, Darmstadt was once the seat of the famous Landgraves of Hessen-Dramstadt in the 1600s.

This ceremonial church of the Holy Roman Empire is one of the best-preserved pieces of ancient Frankfurt history, with jewels on display and great views of the city.

This 19th-century garden features century-old greenhouses and grounds, including a plot dedicated to Frankfurt’s most famous author, Goethe.

Stroll the attractive grounds of this historic landmark and follow in the footsteps of nobility from all over the world.