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Budget hotels in Frankfurt am Main
If you're on a budget, stay at Fair Frankfurt, which offers rooms with rates starting from 59US$. A budget-friendly option in Bahnhofsviertel district is Hotel Spenerhaus, situated just 1350 feet away from the city center. Frankfurt Hostel provides budget accommodation and is situated on the edge of Rheingauer Weinmarkt. A good budget-friendly option in Gallusviertel district is Freddapp One, a 15-minute walk to Main Tower and not far from Cevabdzinica "Sarajevo" restaurant.
Proximity to public transport
Travelers who would like to stay near Frankfurt airport will find an abundance of options along, including Nh Frankfurt Airport and Exclusive Airport Apartment apartment, which features free private parking and complimentary parking. If you're without a car in Frankfurt am Main, pick a hotel near the metro, like Maingau 10 minutes' walk to Schweizer Platz metro station. If you'd like a hotel in Frankfurt am Main next to Frankfurt Central railroad station, stay at Grand Hotel Empire Frankfurt, which is a 5-minute walk away.
Convenience of staying in the city center
If you want to be embraced by the hustle and bustle of Frankfurt am Main, choose a hotel around Gallusviertel district, such as Hilton Frankfurt City Centre or The Suite Hotel. Home to Hotel Topas, Frankfurt City Center (Old Town) district is a good base for a 3-star stay.
Consider staying at B&B My Place, where you'll be within 5 minutes' walking distance of MMK Museum of Modern Art. As so many tourists in Frankfurt am Main visit Internationales Theater Frankfurt, think of staying at the nearby City Centre Hotel Neue Krame Am Romer within walking distance to this attraction.
Luxury and boutique accommodation
The luxury Hilton Frankfurt Airport is a great option, situated in Frankfurt Airport district, with room rates starting from 423US$. Hotel An Der Messe and Fleming'S Conference Hotel Frankfurt are both boutique hotels situated in Westend district, putting you at the heart of this lively area. The 4-star Park Inn By Radisson Frankfurt Airport is an option for those who prefer reliable service.
Apartments, B&Bs and others
If you're traveling with your family around Frankfurt am Main and need a suitable apartment, opt for Apartments Duval, just a 5-minute walk from Im Herzen Afrikas restaurant. Fair Apartments is a B&B situated a 15-minute walk from Romerberg. If you are traveling to Frankfurt am Main for business, the best place to book a hotel, such as Motel One Frankfurt Airport, would be in Gallusviertel district. Landhaus Alte Scheune is a popular resort with free self-parking and a patio for an unforgettable stay.
City Guide:
Say ''Bankfrurt am Main''.
This is not a name from geographical books and maps, but the way the locals refer to their home– Frankfurt. Frankfurters are proud of their city being the financial capital of Continental Europe with German Central Bank, European Central Bank and more than 300 credit institutions, including the headquarters of five of Germany's largest banks all scattered throughout the city.
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The first stock exchange of Frankfurt, today one of the most important in the world, was established 1585, while thanks to efforts of the Rothschild family the first bank appeared there in 1798. Since then a large number of immigrants have boosted the city’s population and culture after relocating for business.
Thus, it's this commercialism this has made Frankfurt a city with the highest percentage of immigrants in Germany – about 35 percent
including Turks, Italians, and Eastern Europeans. All these inhabitants make up the 160,000-strong population of Frankfurt with about 25 percent of residents that have no German passport and another 10 percent are naturalized German citizens.This commercialism means Frankfurt is not only extremely multicultural, but has the downside of giving it a reputation as a cold financial center. But it is much warmer than you may expect. It is home to world-class opera, ballet and the first-class "English Theatre". Other attractions include;
- Römerberg, an old place that features various buildings and a church from the 14th and 15th century
- Saint Bartholomeus' Cathedral, built in Gothic style in the 14th century
- Alte Oper - Old Opera – is a Renaissance Opera Building
- Paulskirche - St. Paul's Church – is a former seat of the first parliament in Germany in 1848
These attractions best reflect the other Frankfurt face that gets lost behing the steel and galss facades of its financial institutions.
Frankfurt is a liberal-minded city but tough. It was a city determined to forge ahead after the ravages of World War II, and while half of Europe concentrated forces to renovate and rebuild what they had before the war, Frankfurt threw away the old plans and decided to change the skyline totally. Thus today it is closer to resembling a Chicago-like high-rise cityscape, than being traditionally German in essence. It changed so rapidly that Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, the most famous German writer, would hardly recognize the city if he could see it for a while today.
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