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Old historic building, worth seeing.

Construction of the town hall in Frankfurt (Oder) began in 1253. It was built in the North German Brick Gothic style. Initially, the building served primarily as a two-story merchant hall with a council chamber and courtroom. The magnificent south gable was added in the second half of the 14th century. The gilded, floating herring on a fishing rod on the gable dates from 1454. It symbolizes the importance of the city of Frankfurt in the medieval herring trade. It's still a beautiful building to me.

The modern city bridge over the Oder River embodies the close cooperation and shared vision of the twin cities of Frankfurt and Słubice. A cosmopolitan and vibrant European urban space is being created here in the heart of Europe, offering a vibrant atmosphere, art, culture, sports, lush greenery, and a rich urban history.

In April 1945, the church was severely damaged by a fire in the city center. The ruins were secured in the 1950s. Since 1979, the sacred building has been gradually renovated. A prerequisite for the continued use of St. Mary's Church was the conclusion of a lease agreement between the Protestant parish and the city in 1974.

St. Gertrude's Church is a Protestant church in the city of Frankfurt (Oder). It is dedicated to Saint Gertrude of Nivelles. The church belongs to the Oderland-Spree church district of the Evangelical Church of Berlin-Brandenburg-Silesian Upper Lusatia.

The town hall is worth seeing and also has surprises inside (including architecture, sculptures, mayors' gallery of the last 200 years, ceiling paintings on the city's history)

The church ruins in Lossow are a historical ruin of a church that stands in the Lossow district of Frankfurt (Oder). It was destroyed towards the end of the Second World War and only the ruins have survived to this day. Thanks to security measures on the building, church services are now taking place in the church ruins again.

The church, completed in 1746, stands on the site of a previous building that was at least 300 years older. It was destroyed in World War II and the ruins have been under renovation since the 1950s.