Why Frankfurt is the best city to live and study German in Germany
Frankfurt may not be Germany's largest city, but it is the best option. Frankfurt is still a tiny, friendly town in many respects, claiming to be the world's "smallest city."
If you want to work in finance, Frankfurt is the place since it is home to most of the country's banks and the German Stock Exchange.
Frankfurt is very well connected to the rest of Germany, so you'll have many chances to visit other German cities.
Frankfurt is one of the few European cities with a unique skyline, and as a consequence, it is often referred to as "Mainhattan" - an allusion to Manhattan in New York City.
Most popular sights, tourist attractions, and things to do and see in Frankfurt
Botanical Garden.
City Hall.
Eintracht Frankfurt Museum.
European Central Bank.
Footbridge.
Frankfurt Old Town.
Fraport Arena.
Kaiserdom Cathedral.
Main Tower with Observation Platform.
Old Opera House.
Paulskirche Church.
Schirn Art Museum.
St Nicholas Church.
St. Paul Church.
Staedel Museum.
The museum Embankment.
Zoo Frankfurt.
Most important events and festivals in Frankfurt
Bahnhofsviertelfest (street festival at the station district).
Berger street festivals.
Festival of Lights.
Fressgass Fest.
Museumsuferfest (street festival at the museum riverbank).
German language school in Frankfurt DID Frankfurt is right in the city centre and has been teaching german since 1989
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