The Deutsche Börse Visitors Center occupies the historic stock exchange building on Börsenplatz, which is identifiable by the prominent statues of a bull and a bear standing guard outside. Known for its forty-three-meter-high dome, this…
Skyline and Financial District
Experience the high-energy pulse of Europe's financial capital on this walk through soaring skyscraper canyons, historic stock trading grounds, and iconic plazas.
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1. Deutsche Börse – Visitors Center
2. Alte Oper
The Alte Oper rises over the Opernplatz with a grand, thirty-four-meter-high Renaissance Revival facade. You can recognize it by the imposing, ornate stone exterior that hides a modern concert hall interior. Originally opened in eighteen…
3. Deutsche Bank Twin Towers
The Deutsche Bank Twin Towers rise as a pair of identical glass-clad skyscrapers reaching one hundred fifty-five meters into the Frankfurt skyline. Locals often call the structures Debit and Credit, a nod to the two sides of every…
4. MAIN TOWER
The Main Tower in Frankfurt stands out as a structure that appears to be two distinct buildings joined together. A circular, blue-glass tower dominates the skyline, while an adjacent, cuboid section echoes the architectural style of the…
5. Commerzbank Tower
The Commerzbank Tower rises above the Frankfurt skyline as a distinct triangular prism of bright, shimmering steel. Completed in nineteen ninety-seven, this fifty-six-story skyscraper was designed by the architect Norman Foster to serve as…
6. Kaiserplatz
Kaiserplatz is identifiable by the prominent granite fountain at its center, where a polished porphyry bowl sits atop a kelp-like pillar. Established in eighteen seventy-two, this square was created as a breakthrough to connect the…
7. "Euro-Skulptur" von Ottmar Hörl
The fourteen-meter-tall Euro-Skulptur stands at Willy-Brandt-Platz, recognizable by its massive blue euro symbol encircled by twelve yellow stars. Designed by artist Ottmar Hörl, this fifty-ton structure was installed for the introduction…