Frankfurt am Main
Country: Germany
Region: Europe
Period: 9th-19th c.CE
Location: 50.110556°N, 8.682222°E
Description
Frankfurt, one of Germany’s financial hubs, is known for its modern skyline, with landmarks like the Main Tower and the Römer. The city also offers historical sites, including the St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral. Frankfurt is a major center for finance, culture, and international trade.
Modern Remains
Today, Frankfurt retains historical sites from these periods. The Römer, the medieval town hall, was a key imperial election site. St. Paul’s Church, where Germany’s first democratic parliament met, remains a symbol of unity. Fragments of medieval fortifications, museums, and the city’s role as Germany’s financial capital preserve its legacy. The Holy Roman Empire’s influence is seen in the city's imperial regalia displays.