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Frankfurt, formally known as Frankfurt am Main, is one of the major cities in Germany and has a variety of unique features and attractions that make it an interesting place. Financial Hub: Frankfurt is often referred to as the financial capital of continental Europe, as it hosts the European Central Bank, the German Federal Bank, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, and numerous German financial services companies. Skyline: One of the unique features of Frankfurt is its skyline, filled with high-rise buildings, which is quite uncommon in European cities. That's why it's sometimes referred to as "Mainhattan", a portmanteau of the river Main and Manhattan. Städel Museum: One of Germany's most famous art museums, it houses an extensive collection of works from the Middle Ages through to the contemporary era. Goethe House: The birthplace of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Germany's greatest literary figure, is located in Frankfurt. It's now a museum dedicated to his life and works. Römer: A historic city hall complex from the 15th century located in Frankfurt's old town. It is one of the city's most important landmarks. Palmengarten: This is a beautiful botanical garden that houses plant species from all over the world. It is a popular recreational spot for both locals and tourists. Festivals and Events: Frankfurt is known for its various festivals and events such as the Christmas market, the Museumsuferfest, and the Dippemess fair. Frankfurt Book Fair: This is the world's largest trade fair for books and is of significant cultural importance. It usually attracts thousands of exhibitors from over 100 countries. Cuisine: Frankfurt has its own traditional dishes. Try the famous Frankfurter sausage, Handkäse mit Musik (a sour milk cheese served with onions), or Grüne Soße, a green sauce made with a variety of herbs. Multicultural City: Frankfurt is a cosmopolitan and multicultural city with people from various ethnic backgrounds. More than half of its residents are non-German, and the city has the highest percentage of immigrants in the country. These are just a few highlights of what makes Frankfurt a fascinating place to visit and explore. Whether you're interested in finance, history, literature, art, or food, there's something in Frankfurt for everyone.
