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Frankfurt is summarized as a city with a long history and culture, known for being a financial center with landmarks like the Romer and Hauptbahnhof train station. It is home to over 60 museums showcasing art and history, and was influenced by important figures that lived there such as Goethe and the Rothschild family. The document provides a personal view of Frankfurt through brief descriptions and reflections on different aspects that define the city.
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- 3. Frankfurt is a view from a balcony
- 4. Frankfurt is a dome full of colours
- 6. Frankfurt is a commemoration to the first Gastarbeiter in Germany: from Italy
- 7. Frankfurt is a sign of times
- 8. Frankfurt is great names: Arthur Schopenhauer, Theodor W. Adorno, Margarete Mitscherlich, Paul Ehrlich, Heinrich Hoffmann, Anne Frank, Jürgen Habermas, Max Horkheimer, Clemens und Bettina Brentano, Mayer Amschel Rothschild, Bill Ramsey, Hannelore Elsner … Daniel Cohn-Bendit started his career (as Erzieher) in this Kindergarten. Drawing by J. W. von Goethe Alois Alzheimer diagnosed the disease named after him in the building that stood here before. Heinrich Nestle (Henri Nestlé) was born in the Töngesgasse and worked in a pharmacy nearby.
- 9. Frankfurt is Bier (what else?)
- 10. Frankfurt is a gate to … (or: a free port to money haven)
- 11. Frankfurt is fun
- 12. Frankfurt is a view from above
- 13. Frankfurt is une drôle d‘epoque
- 14. Frankfurt is a first coffee after all
- 15. Frankfurt is in Austrian hands restaurant named after Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky designed by Franz West architecture by Hans Hollein
- 16. Frankfurt is a sky
- 17. Frankfurt is close to Darmstadt (Mathildenhöhe)
- 18. Frankfurt is a guideline
- 20. Frankfurt is 60 museums I MMK (wall painting by Günther Förg) Museum für angewandte Kunst/Villa Metzler Deutsches Ledermuseum (Offenbach) Jüdisches Museum (Palais Rothschild)
- 21. Frankfurt is 60 museums II MMK (Hans Hollein) Museum für angewandte Kunst (Dieter Rams) Deutsches Ledermuseum (Offenbach) Jüdisches Museum (Ariel Schlesinger)
- 22. Frankfurt is Demokratie and a free spirit (underneath)
- 23. Frankfurt is something grey
- 24. Frankfurt is a spring again
- 25. Frankfurt is landmarks Der Römer (Rathaus/City Hall) Hauptbahnhof An der Welle EZB/ECB
- 27. Frankfurt is art in public space
- 28. Frankfurt is a new (handwritten) bible and a famous architect (Dr. Gottfried Böhm)
- 29. Frankfurt is but a number?
- 30. Frankfurt is imperial (Karl der Große)
- 31. Frankfurt is an (organised) mess
- 32. Frankfurt is a message in a bottle
- 33. Frankfurt is a plan and a little help of some friends: USA Memorial for the Marshall Plan Former US Consulate General (architect: Otto Apel) Former US-army and CIA HQ (archictect: Hans Poelzig) Amerika Haus (democratic „Re-education Program“ for Germans after the war)
- 34. Frankfurt is a flower (Palmengarten)
- 35. Frankfurt is reaching for the stars
- 37. Frankfurt is captured in a book – a book kept in a basement Martin Mosebach: Westend Erich Kuby: Rosemarie. Des deutschen Wunders liebstes Kind Susanne Popp: Die Teehändlerin Eva Demski: Scheintod Valentin Senger: Kaiserhofstraße 12 Minka Pradelski: Es wird wieder Tag
- 38. Frankfurt is a House of Eternity and a Jewish Museum (Judengasse)
- 39. Frankfurt is a door opener
- 40. Frankfurt is a well kept treasure
- 41. Frankfurt is Alte Oper and music
- 42. Frankfurt is 60 museums III Archäologisches Museum Goldmuseum Caricatura Jüdisches Museum (Judengasse)
- 43. Frankfurt is a decent living
- 44. Frankfurt is in a blue mood
- 45. Frankfurt is great architects Sir Norman Foster: Commerzbank Martin Elsheimer: Großmarkthalle Coop Himmelb(l)au: EZB/ECB Wilhelm Berentzen: Junior Haus Sep Ruf: BHF-Bank/Oddo BHF
- 46. Frankfurt is nature and the Volkspark Nidda
- 48. Frankfurt is 60 museums IV MMK (Museum of Modern Art) Senckenberg Museum Historical Museum Jüdisches Museum (Judengasse)
- 49. Frankfurt is sights and seeing
- 50. Frankfurt is a perspective