Bornheim, Frankfurt
A nice residential quarter with a lively market and beautiful medieval houses which survived the war intact (unlike the city centre).
A nice residential quarter with a lively market and beautiful medieval houses which survived the war intact (unlike the city centre). The most important and lively street is the Berger Straße, which runs from downtown all the way to the oldest parts of Bornheim. The more central downtown part of the Berger Straße (actually in the Nordend district) features a variety of small and often trendy little stores, cafés, and restaurants, whereas the older parts of Bornheim are famous for its historic Ebbelwoi (a local cider) taverns.
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About Bornheim
Bornheim and Nearby Sights on Map
Frankfurt Zoological Garden
Hauptfriedhof
Main cemetery, where you can find several mausoleums, over 150 year old tombstones, as well as the final resting places of philosophers Arthur Schopenhauer and Theodor W
Alte Stadtbibliothek
Former public library building, constructed 1820-1825 in neo-classical style
Museum Judengasse
Museum Judengasse is part of the Jewish Museum
Staufenmauer
Remains of the old city wall (1138–1254) can be seen in the Fahrgasse and at the Liebfrauenkirche
Main river bridges
For a view of the skyline try the Main river bridges
Goetheturm
An old 43 metre wooden tower with viewing platform offering nice views of the skyline
Museum für Moderne Kunst
The Museum of Modern Art building was designed by Hans Hollein to resemble a boat, which is most notable when approaching it from the back (east)
MyZeil
St. Leonhardskirche
Old late Romanic church built in 1219 and later transformed in accordance with the Gothic style in the 15th century