| Kaiserdom & Museum |
| The Kaiserdom is the tall cathedral flanked by scaffolding overlooking Domplatz. In the 16th and 17th centuries, the Holy Roman Emperors were ceremoniously crowned here. The Dom museum is full of historical artifacts, including pictures of Frankfurt at various times from the 14th ... |
Domplatz
Tel: 297 03 20
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| Paulskirche |
| Accessed from the Neue Krame pedestrian street, this 18th century church briefly served as the seat of German parliament when the first freely elected general assembly met here in 1848. A mural by Johannes Grutzke depicts the historical procession of representatives to the ... |
Paulsplatz
Tel: 28 10 98
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| Römerberg |
| For centuries this medieval square was the hub of city government. It looks a bit fake, and it is fake. The Römerberg was levelled during WWII, then partly reconstructed. The west side of the square is occupied by the Römer, city hall. On ... |
Rathaus Platz
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| Westend Synagogue |
| Although it suffered bombing damage, this is the only Frankfurt synagogue to survive WWII. Located at the corner of Freiherr-vom-Stein Straße, it was renovated in the 1950s. ... |
Freiherr vom Stein-Str. 30
Tel: 72 62 63
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