Frankfurt am Main (Germany)
An old part of Frankfurt has been brought back to life. Completed in 2018, the New Frankfurt Old Town consists of 15 faithfully reconstructed buildings and 20 brand-new dwellings connected by a series of winding laneways. Many buildings feature structural ornaments dating back to the Middle Ages – thankfully saved from the destruction of World War II and now returned to their places of origin.
Visit WebsiteThe visitor platform at a height of about 200 meters offers a spectacular view of Frankfurt and far beyond the city limits. The ECB Bank, the TV tower, the trade fair tower, Frankfurt's numerous bridges over the Main River, the main train station, and also EUROMAT's Westend campus - all this and much more can be enjoyed from this great observation point.
Visit WebsiteThe Museum Embankment (Museumsufer) of Frankfurt is one of the most renowned international museum locations. Whether contemporary art or old masters, Goethe or his literary heirs, world or monetary culture, caricatures or sculptures, design or city history: 39 museums and exhibition venues offer curiosities and spectaculars, quiet and loud, small finds and large overviews in a unique variety.
Visit WebsiteFor over 250 years, apple wine (ebbelwoi) has been Frankfurt's national drink. Normally, this is poured in rustic cider pubs from a Gerippten, a glass with a diamond pattern, from a Bembel. This gray stone pitcher with a blue pattern symbolises Frankfurt's cider culture. In addition, Frankfurt has a streetcar that goes to important points of the city and serves cider.
Visit WebsiteThere are countless recipes and even a festival dedicated to this sauce made from 7 herbs and served cold. It is eaten with potatoes and optionally with boiled eggs or boiled beef. The Green Sauce is available in many Frankfurt cider pubs. Even a monument was created for the Grüne Soße (green sauce).
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EUROMAT 2023
03 - 07 September 2023 | Hybrid Congress in Frankfurt am Main (Germany) and online
EUROMAT 2023
03 - 07 September 2023 | Hybrid Congress in Frankfurt am Main (Germany) and online
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