CITY CENTER. This centrally located historic building was the site of the German Stock Market and continues to be a symbol of German growth and economic dominance. Great place to visit during a walking tour of the Altstadt (Old City).

Many companies offer sightseeing cruises of the Main River, and from the helms of these boats, views of the city are incomparable. To find a tour, which can range from half an hour to several days of viewing the Main and down to the Rhine, check local listings or be spontaneous and take a stroll by the river and hop on a boat from there.

CITY CENTER. The largest zoo in Western Germany is considered one of the best in Europe. Centrally located, it houses 3200 animals from more than 600 species in natural habitats and environments. Be sure not to miss the jungle environment, the African Veldt and the popular bear castle. The animal nursery teaches children how to care for animals and exposes them to natural life and habitats.

SACHSENHAUSEN. Take a walking tour to the popular Sachsenhausen section of the city to see this lovely statue and fountain sitting in the midst of the Klappergasse.

CITY CENTER. This homage to St. Bartholomew holds a singular place in German history as one of a few churches raised to the position of "Imperial cathedral." Royal coronations were held in its soaring Gothic interior for hundreds of years. Relief sculptures of the stations of the cross line the walls and the exterior of the church is crowned by one of the most magnificent steeples in the world.