Serviced Apartments in Frankfurt on the Main

Frankfurt's Old Town was painstakingly restored after being damaged in World War II. Today it presents itself almost in the original state. The city centre is around "Römer", the Town Hall of Frankfurt, which originates from the 15th century. The medieval-seeming half-timber houses radiate a captivating charm. Further highlights of the city centre are the imperial cathedral St. Bartholomäus and the Frankfurt St. Paul's Church. The cathedral is one of the most important buildings of the German imperial history and stood as a symbol of national unity particularly in the 19th century. St Paul's Church is a German national monument, the National Assembly first got together here on 18th May in 1848. If you want to escape the excitement of the city, take a walk along the river Main and enjoy the tranquility and idyll.

The metropolis on the river Main is the perfect place to go out in the evening. The Oper Frankfurt is one of the most important music centres of Europe and has been awarded "Opera House of The Year" several times. For lovers of good food and drinks we can recommend the restaurants and bars in Große Brockenheimer Straße. In the area surrounding the main train station there are numerous restaurants with international cusine. Both visitors and locals are drawn into the popular wine taverns, where the famous "Äppelwoi" (apple wine) is being served. If you want to cook for yourself, friends or colleagues, then visit the "Kleinmarkthalle" beforehand in order to provide yourself with fresh and regional groceries.

Frankfurt Green Sauce with Boiled Eggs

Ingredients for 6 portions:

• 400 g fresh herbs (chives, parsley, chervil, cress, sorrel, borage, tarragon, dill, savory)
• 200 g sour cream
• 1 kg plain yoghurt
• 1 tbsp sugar
• 1 tbsp mustard
• 1 tbsp salt