Frankfurt am Main

[cityskyscrapers]

All photos taken 26-29 October 2012.

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Skyline with winter sunset

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View from Frankfurter Dom bell tower

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IG Farben Building
Europe's largest office building at the time of completion in 1930. Zyklon B, the gas the Nazis used in concentration camps was developed here by the research departement of chemical products firm IG Farben. Nowadays the building is used by the Goethe University of Frankfurt.

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[Murphy de la Sucre]

Wowowow, some amazingly unique angles of Frankfurt!

So American style, with German character.

My city has direct-flight just to Frankfurt and I must try.

And it is amazing Frankfurt is surrounded by vineyards and farms so the farmer can go to red light district in downtown at night having a little fun after a day’s physical work and back home in the midnight with fulfillment and satisfaction for life. Repeat.

[Murphy de la Sucre]

I guess...well I believe people in Frankfurt never refuse to speak English right?
Frankfurt is an international city!
Frankfurt ist eine internationale Stadt!

[Centropolis]

tragically overlooked thread.

[Echoes]

So happy this was resurrected. Great shots.

[volguus zildrohar]

A great collection.

[Murphy de la Sucre]

What is the haze all about? Can't be hazy yo.

[Nightsky]

Nice pics, never get tired of this city. It is not only the coolest skyline in Germany (perhaps the whole Europe) and a nice old town, it is also close to Heidelberg, Darmstadt, Mainz and Wiesbaden that I also visited during my visit a couple of years ago.

[photoLith]

Wow, I never realized Frankfurt had such an impressive skyline.

[gatt]

would pass for an north american city on post cards.

[The North One]

Love the pictures with the trains and the skyline in the back.