For a half hour cultural and historical intermission from stressful Christmas shopping in…read moreFriedberg, the Jewish bath is worth a visit. There's not exactly a wealth of plaques and reading materials, but descending deeper and deeper into the echoing bath is an unexpected and fascinating little journey in a town with scant cultural attractions.

This plaza was perfect for people watching; clowns, mimes, a gorilla and three different brides all…read morepass through. Lots of restaurants, outdoor seating and church and a beautiful fountain. The band played & we sat here to take it all in. Romerberg is the historical center of Frankfurt's old town, known as Altstadt with traditional half-timbered houses & medieval Fountain of Justice in the square's center. Most buildings were destroyed in WWII, local authorities have reconstructed the main Frankfurt Square in recent decades & built new buildings in accordance with original plans. The square is dominated by the Romer building complex (City Hall), seat of the Frankfurt city administration. In Romerberg there are many cafes, shops, craftsmen's workshops & museums. Recommended are St Nicholas Church, St Paul's Church &Historical Museum. The square is also well known for Christmas Markets & imperial coronations. The Coronation Route, a walking tour through the colorful historic old town is recommended.

Beautiful square in Frankfurt with amazing architecture. We didn't get to stay long but enjoyed…read morewhile we did. Lovely buildings and picturesque spots. I liked the fountain in the middle. Don't know the history of this square but it was just beautiful. Some museums near by too, and short walk to the river.