A large clean comfortable airport with not too expensive refreshments available.read more

I'm not sure why anyone would want to rate a skyscraper, but since I worked there for five years I…read moreguess I should chime in. OUr office was on the 35th, just about in the middle. Even at that height the views are fairly spectacular. I went to work there three months after 9/11 so it was a bit, er, unsettling at first. Anyway, it's got 65 floors in total, looks like a giant dick on the skyline, and is not the best part of town to work in as there's not much in the way of eateries nearby. Contrary to what one of our German reviewers said, you can open the windows. A few years back a night watchman did so by throwing an office chair through one. He then jumped out from the 40th and landed on the top of the base structure which is more or less the first three floors high so that he at least didn't land where everyone would see what was left of him. So yeah, with determination you can open those windows. I give it three stars for no particular reason.

Must See in Ffm and iconic Landmark in the Skyline of this city.read more

This is the center of the city and has lots of vendors and street food. Several maps of the town…read moreand where to find the highlights. While perusing the town, we treated ourselves to a hot gluhwein. The vendors were super friendly and even a person who was also enjoying the beverage chimed in on the conversation. Fun! When you pay, you also give a deposit for the cup. Each year offers a new mug, so I learned that people like to collect them. There were many tables to stand and people watch. Great place to enjoy the town!

A word to the wise: This is the perfect place to acclimate to Europe if you arrive to Frankfurt!…read more Hauptwache is located in the center of the city and could kinda be referred to as an "outdoor shopping mall", but it is so much more than that. Besides being one of my favorite childhood hangouts (after landing at FRA), it is a fun place to shop, eat and explore. Recently, they put in a new "indoor" mall. The shops are whatevs, but the architecture is amazing. If you're lucky; there will be a wine festival when you arrive! And then you can mingle with local professionals, wine-lovers and travelers alike. This little area seems to be what US Malls are trying to emulate with their local live/shop plans, but nothing will ever be as cool as the juxtaposition of pre and post war landmarks of Frankfurt. Take a walk to the Mainz and be sure to cross the bridge to the other side! Museums and all kinds of goodness await.

Culture pure in Frankfurt. Dozens of museums open their doors, shows, workshops, art, music…read morespeciality handwork is on view all along the river on both banks. A yearly extravaganza ending in a massive firework show. Don't miss the dragon boat racing and, of course, plenty to eat and drink, this is, after all, in Germany. For a non-mainstream music entertainment I always go to the RadioX stage (below the Holbein foot bridge), always something new and interesting to hear.

It's basically a street full of museums in Frankfurt, along the Rhine. They have museums with for…read morepaintings, sculptures, architecture and other things as well. My wife and I went to the Staedel and it was neat. A tip, purchase a Frankfurt pass so you can get into these either free or half off.