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...ts such as the pubs of Sachsenhausen and European Central Bank. Jump off at Gerbermühle and learn about the poet Goethe.
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The headquarters of the European Central Bank is located in the East End of Frankfurt, and comprises the former Großmarkthalle, twin skyscrapers, and a connecting building.
The headquarters of the European Central Bank is located in the East End of Frankfurt, and comprises the former Großmarkthalle, twin skyscrapers, and a connecting building. There is a neon € statue in front of the entrance. 90 minute long guided tours of the main building take place on the first Saturday of every month. Expert guided tours that delve into the architectural and construction details of the building take place on the last Tuesday of each month.
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Kaiserstraße 29, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
+49 69 1344 ext. 0
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