Frankfurt am Main is an exclusive town, combining unprecedented success in the economic sphere and outstanding achievements in arts and culture. 200 years ago, Rothschild founded a bank thus initiating the development of the economy; today the number of banks has reached 400, and Frankfurt is rightfully considered the economic capital of Germany. But Frankfurt am Main owes its fame not only to Rothschild, but also to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, a prominent German writer, the author of the famous “Faust”, who was born in this city two and a half centuries ago.

Numerous museums of Frankfurt will make your stay in the economic capital more diverse. In the Historical Museum you will see a collection of dishes and ornaments, paintings and photographs, and you will learn the appearance of the city of Frankfurt in different periods of its development. The Libighauz Museum of Sculpture will let you get closer to the art of ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome and the Middle Ages. In the German Museum you will not only see with your own eyes the Praxinoscope of Emile Reynaud and a copy of the cinema of Lumiere brothers, but also will be able to watch old movies constantly broadcasted on the second floor of the museum.

There are no travelers who stayed in Frankfurt and did not visit the Goethe House and Museum. It was in this house where the life of a famous writer began. However the house was substantially damaged during the World War II, it was restored with great care, so the interior of the house resembles a lot the interior in which the future author of “Faust” lived.

The Kaiserdamm cathedral, where during the XVI-XVIII centuries coronation took place, is also of great interest to travelers. Many travelers willingly visit the Old Opera House, which has retained its original appearance and did not change in the course of time. The Old Opera House is a shining example of the neo-classicism of the XIX century, but the interior is much more “modernized”.

Frankfurt am Main - is an economic city, where great attention is paid to the cultural sphere. Dozens of museums, art galleries, the Opera House, churches - all this will give much food for your thought during the entire journey. But do not ignore the nightlife of Frankfurt, which will allow you to feel completely free from your work problems and personal hardships.