View of the Frankfurt skyline from the Mainufer

The banks of the Main between the western and eastern harbors are Frankfurt's longest sunbathing area. When the weather is nice, you can hardly see the lawn for the crowds. There are particularly great skyline views from the south bank. Main café and kebab boat on the Untermain Bridge, Gang and Gäbe, Oosten and two cocktail bars near the ECB offer refreshments.

Frankfurt is the city with the highest cultural budget in Germany. This is mainly due to the numerous top-class museums. Many of them are lined up along the Museumsufer in the middle of the city.

Nine bridges connect "Hibbdebach and Dribbdebach" for pedestrians and cyclists, ie the right and the left bank of the Main, between the Frankfurt East and West Harbors and make the parks on both sides of the river the largest park in the city.

Bankfurt... Mainhattan... Such popular names for Frankfurt am Main evoke the image of its skyscraper backdrop. The city is considered the only one in Germany with a skyline of very tall buildings that dominates the cityscape. This skyline as a whole, as well as individual skyscrapers, are Frankfurt's hallmarks and symbols. More than 30 buildings reach a height of over 100 meters, and 20 of the 21 skyscrapers over 150 meters in Germany are located here.
(Sources: City of Frankfurt <frankfurt.de>/ Wikipedia <de.wikipedia.org>)