FRANKFURT ADVENTURE

January 16, 2020January 16, 2020 / Rich Paschall / 2 Comments

Our Tourist Photos

Our trip to Germany and France included a stop over in Frankfurt. While there we did a lot of exploring on foot. Much to our surprise, it is a good city to see this way. We took some short journeys on the city train to speed our adventure along.

Since we are good tourists, we took many pictures with a camera and phone. I do not consider my phone a camera, although I admit I sometimes get very good pictures with my Moto5. These are from a Canon digital. Be sure to click on any one of the pictures so you can see larger versions of each photo.

Frankfurt city station
Deutsche Bahn
Street mall
Can’t pass a fountain without a picture
This unique building has a hole right through it
See
Alte Oper
Old opera house
Opernplatz
Staring at my new friends
An artful photo op
Tallest building in the city
A Monument to the Invention of Printing
Autumn in the city
Johann Wolfgang Goethe was baptised here
Saint Katherine Church organ loft
Part of city gate from another era
Definitely for smaller people judging by doorway
Bear or bull market?
Frankfurt Stock Exchange
Plaza

For more on this adventure, see our story today on SERENDIPITY here.

FRANKFURT AM MAIN

January 12, 2020January 12, 2020 / Rich Paschall / Leave a comment

We were fortunate to get a chance to visit Germany and France a little more than a year ago. Here is our stop in Frankfurt. Be sure to click on “View original post” at the bottom to head over to SERENDIPITY for the rest of this travel adventure.

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Our Latest Adventure, by Rich Paschall

Frankfurt , Germany, or Frankfurt am Main (Frank ford at the Main), is the fifth largest city, but home to the busiest airport in the country. This is not only because it is home to Lufthansa airline, but also because many other airlines have major presence there. Almost 65 million passengers pass through the airport each year, making it the busiest airport in Germany and the fourth busiest in Europe.

There are many direct flights to Frankfurt from major US cities, so finding a flight at good price and transit time is possible through most of the year. If you are visiting Germany or a neighboring country, you will want to consider this airport. Bus and train travel around the region is quick and economical.

Frankfurt