Frankfurter Altstadt (The Old Town of Frankfurt)
The Altstadt, or Old Town, is the medieval core of Frankfurt. Imagine walking through streets that were once surrounded by the Staufenmauer, the old city wall. Before the devastation of World War II, this area was a maze of some 1,250 half-timbered buildings, many of which dated back to the Middle Ages

Römerberg – The Heart of the Altstadt:
Start your journey at Römerberg square, the historic center of the Altstadt. Here, you'll find the Römer, the city's historic town hall that served as such for more than 600 years. This square was the scene of coronations, festivals and also executions. Today, it's a vibrant spot packed with tourists and locals alike, and it's the perfect place to start exploring

Reconstruction and Renovation:
After the attacks of 1944, the Altstadt had to be rebuilt. Between 2012 and 2018, the "Dom-Römer-Projekt" brought back the magic of the Old Town by restoring old streets and squares. As you walk, you can feel the blending of old and new, a tribute to Frankfurt's resilience.