Frankfurt, Germany

Frankfurt, also known as Frankfurt am Main, is a large city in west-central Germany. It has a very large metropolitan area and is among the top 10 most populous cities in the country. Located on the banks of the Main River, Frankfurt is a city where modern architecture stands alongside the historic downtown and other historic areas.

Frankfurt is an important international business hub, home to many offices and companies. It is also one of the key financial and commercial centers of Western Europe and is often called the "Air Gateway" of Germany, as Frankfurt Airport is one of the largest airports in Europe.

The city is a significant tourist destination, with numerous historic monuments and architecture coexisting with modern leisure and entertainment facilities. Known as an alpha global city, Frankfurt is home to people of many nationalities and cultures.

Frankfurt is considered one of the most important and modern centers of financial services in Europe, with offices of many international banks located in the downtown area. The city often hosts major international commercial events, including fairs, conferences, and exhibitions.

Frankfurt is also famous for its universities, including older institutions such as Goethe University. It is considered one of the greenest cities in Europe, with many parks and green spaces, including the university's Botanical Gardens, the City Forest, and the Wallanlagen.

Major landmarks in the city include Deutsche Bank Park, Städel Museum, and Alte Oper.