Frankfurts neue Altstadt

You have to see that - architecture

In the middle of Frankfurt, directly on the Römerberg, where once the old town and later the Technical City Hall were, a new quarter, the so-called Dom-Römer-Quartier, was built over a ten-year planning and construction period between 2007 and 2018. In small-scale construction, partly based on historical models, 35 buildings were realized, according to the planners "a diverse neighborhood with apartments, shops and restaurants." The centerpiece is the "coronation path" (the street name is "Markt"), which connects the Romans and the cathedral. The name commemorates the path on which the emperors of the Holy Roman Empire moved to Römerberg after their coronation in the Cathedral of St. Bartholomew.
Further information <domroemer.de>

The new old town is a major urban development project in the old town of Frankfurt am Main.

The "Schirn" in Frankfurt's city center, built between 1983 and 1986 according to the plans of the architects Dietrich Bangert, Bernd Jansen, Stefan Jan Scholz and Axel Schultes, has been one of the most important exhibition venues of modern art in Europe since its opening. The homepage <schirn.de> informs about current exhibitions, entrance fees and opening times.

Rebuilt very well. I like it very much.

Not a Marburg, but still beautiful!

Beautiful old reconstructed half-timbered houses can be admired here.