About Frankfurt's Old Town Center
Located on the northern bank of River Main and covering less than a square kilometre, Old Town was one of the largest half-timbered towns in Germany until its complete destruction in WWII. For locals and tourists alike, the reconstructed Old Town Centre is one of the most momentous places to visit in Frankfurt.
Whether it is for a cup of coffee or shopping spree or lazing around a time-honoured town settled in the heart of a megapolis, you can expect an eclectic range of attractions in Old Town Centre. The progressing history of Frankfurt is reflected through the seamless blend of architecture in the new quarter.
The archaeological gardens of the Old Town features remnants of earlier Roman settlement in this region while the presence of an imperial palace calls to mind the bygone days of the Carolingians which is illustrated by a video animation.
Frankfurt's Old Town Center Highlights
• Frankfurt's Old Town Centre is one of the best places to visit in Frankfurt as this place allows the visitors to enjoy several things to do while soaking in the aura of the old town.
• To visit this is one of the most crowded places in this city and there’s something for everyone from city halls, and museums to churches, galleries, and many more.
• The Archaeological Garden in the Old Town Centre houses traces of the Roman settlement and the history of coronation via the Coronation Route.
• You can also spot some of the historical buildings like the Historical Museum, Wertheim House, New Town Hall, and more.
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