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I got blissfully lost in Frankfurt whilst searching for the Goethehaus. Enjoy the gallery of the pics I took – living in Johannesburg, Frankfurt is deliciously orderly.
©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
Close up detail of the statue atop the main entrance of the Frankfurt Am Main Hauptbanhof ©2017 Regina Martins
Close up detail of the statue atop the main entrance of the Frankfurt Am Main Hauptbanhof ©2017 Regina Martins
Westendstraße 1, the crown atop reminiscent of the Statue of Liberty, but is also intended as a reminder to Frankfurt’s history as the city where German emperors were crowned (Wikipedia) ©2017 Regina Martins
Westendstraße 1 ©2017 Regina Martins
The crown of the Westendstraße 1, the third tallest building in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Sunday festivities by the side of the Main river ©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Sailing on the Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
Walking towards Westhafen Tower ©2017 Regina Martins
Westhafen Tower ©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Pedestrian bridge over the Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Rowing on the Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Sunday afternoon river walk ©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Walking by the side of the Main river in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
©2017 Regina Martins
Pedestrian bridge over the Main river ©2017 Regina Martins
A perspective of a street ©2017 Regina Martins
Looking out from the Main river side ©2017 Regina Martins
Pedestrian bridge over the Main river ©2017 Regina Martins
More beautiful sights in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
River cruise – this was a huge barge-like boat ©2017 Regina Martins
Another view ©2017 Regina Martins
A festive restaurant is housed in this historical looking building ©2017 Regina Martins
The sun was begining to lower when I took this photo ©2017 Regina Martins
Through the trees ©2017 Regina Martins
Commerzbank Tower ©2017 Regina Martins
Commerzbank Tower ©2017 Regina Martins
Gutenberg Memorial ©2017 Regina Martins
Gutenberg Memorial ©2017 Regina Martins
Gutenberg Memorial ©2017 Regina Martins
Gutenberg Memorial ©2017 Regina Martins
Japan Center ©2017 Regina Martins
Old and new ©2017 Regina Martins
Goethehaus, Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Goethehaus, Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Goethehaus, Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Goethehaus, Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Looks who is welcoming visitors to the Goethehaus… ©2017 Regina Martins
Welcome to the Goethehaus, Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Outside the Goethehaus, Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Buildings, older ones in a street in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Contrasting colours ©2017 Regina Martins
Solid and stoic it stands ©2017 Regina Martins
Wonderfully dramatic ©2017 Regina Martins
Willy-Brandt-Platz, Euro Bank sculpture ©2017 Regina Martins
And yet another, coexisting quite comfortably with the modern skyscrapers next to them ©2017 Regina Martins
Willy-Brandt-Platz in Frankfurt’s central business district, statue next to the Opern- und Schauspielhaus Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Willy-Brandt-Platz in Frankfurt’s central business district, statue next to the Opern- und Schauspielhaus Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Willy-Brandt-Platz in Frankfurt’s central business district, statue next to the Opern- und Schauspielhaus Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
Dramatically ornate building ©2017 Regina Martins
Off the beaten path in Frankfurt ©2017 Regina Martins
There’s something to be said for getting lost in a city of magnificent historical buildings ©2017 Regina Martins
Another find whilst looking for the Goethehaus ©2017 Regina Martins
This building was being renovated, one of the finds whilst looking for the Goethehaus ©2017 Regina Martins
One of the road I got lost in while searching for the Goethehaus ©2017 Regina Martins
The colours of the older buildings contrasting with the monochromatic steel and glass of the modern towers ©2017 Regina Martins
On my way to the Goethehaus ©2017 Regina Martins
One of the road I got lost in while searching for the Goethehaus ©2017 Regina Martins
Bicycles parked in front of the Frankfurt Am Main Hauptbanhof ©2017 Regina Martins
Looking out at the Westendstraße 1 from the Hauptbanhof ©2017 Regina Martins
Main entrance to the Frankfurt Am Main Hauptbanhof ©2017 Regina Martins
Clock at Frankfurt Am Main Hauptbanhof ©2017 Regina Martins
Frankfurt Am Main Hauptbanhof ©2017 Regina Martins
I love the orderly architecture of this building ©2017 Regina Martins
Eurotower, the seat of the European Central Bank ©2017 Regina Martins
One of the things I love about Frankfurt is the old buildings coexisting harmoniously next to tall modern skyscrapers
Eurotower, the seat of the European Central Bank ©2017 Regina Martins
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Mozambican-born Portuguese South African; reflecting on travel, writing, editing, life, family and change that has social impact; chief wide eyed in wanderer, wonderer and bottlewasher
A lovely collection of Frankfurt pics – but it begs the question: Did you ever find the Goethehaus?
And yes, I know what you mean – after 17 years of Johannesburg I live close to Frankfurt now. Sala kahle!
I did indeed find the Goethehaus, sadly the house itself was closed for renovations but the museum was open 🙂