New Old Town Frankfurt

The New Old Town Frankfurt is a charmingly reconstructed district located in the heart of Frankfurt. It stands between Römer Square and Frankfurt Cathedral, the area is perfect for experiencing cafe culture in the city. The streets are also lined with specialty shops selling unique crafts, books, and handmade goods. It hosts seasonal markets, cultural events, and festivals, particularly during Christmas, making it a lively destination year-round.

Visitors can stroll through the winding streets and admire the beautiful half-timbered houses, grand cathedrals, and stunning public squares. The Old Town was originally a walled city and served as an important trade center in Europe during the Middle Ages. Here, visitors can marvel at the stunning Gothic architecture of Romer, a historic building that served as the city hall for over 600 years. The square is also home to a bustling outdoor market, where visitors can shop for traditional German souvenirs and sample local cuisine. 

It was a hub for trade, commerce, and cultural exchange, and many of the buildings in the district reflect this vibrant history. Unfortunately, during World War II, much of the Old Town was destroyed, but extensive reconstruction efforts have restored it to its former glory. One of the most popular attractions in the Old Town is the Romerberg, a public square that is home to many of Frankfurt's most famous landmarks.