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Shopping in Frankfurt
Looking for a good dose of retail therapy? Here are our top places to shop in Frankfurt.
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Museums in Frankfurt
Frankfurt has one of the biggest selections of museums across Europe. Here’s a lowdown of our favourites.
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A Short Guide to the Frankfurt Christmas Market for English-speaking Visitors
The Frankfurt Weihnachtsmarkt is one of the largest of its kind in Germany and draws hundreds of thousands of people each week during Advent; here are several reasons why, as well as a few insider tips.
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Festivals in Frankfurt
The Frankfurter locals love a good festival. Here are some of the best one’s happening in Frankfurt.
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The surrounding areas of Frankfurt
Looking to get out of the city? Find out what the surrounding areas of Frankfurt have to offer.
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A visitors guide to the Frankfurter Buchmesse (FBM)
Frankfurt Buchmesse:
With over 7,000 exhibitions and over 100,000 weekend visitors, it is well worth a visit to the Frankfurt Buchmesse. Here’s a visitors guide to surviving the world’s largest book fair:
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Frankfurt’s best traditional German restaurants
Germany is best known for its comfort food; lots of meat, especially pork, potatoes served in huge portions and washed down with beer. Frankfurt is no different to this with the additional of Frankfurt specialties such as Handkäse,Grüne Soße and Apfelwein.
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9 things I learned after moving to Frankfurt
Moving to Germany? Wanting to avoid awkward situations like being told to leave that sauna because you are wearing a swimming costume, being yelled at for crossing the road or the stress of trying to buy food on a Sunday. Here’s an English expat guide to things I wish someone had told me before I moved to Frankfurt.
Post-Unification and Beyond to a Modern Germany
In the lead-up to reunification and the first all-German elections two months later, German chancellor Helmut Kohl had promised people on both sides a “blooming landscape” in the East within five years, and a country in which, “Things won’t be worse for anybody, and will be much better for many.”
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