Reachability, infrastructure and quality of congress locations were key factors.

As a city that not only looks back on centuries of Jewish history but is also home to the third largest Jewish community in Germany, Frankfurt has once again become one of the places where Jewish culture plays an active part in city life. The heritage can be discovered in numerous places in Frankfurt, beginning at the cornerstones in the life of one of 20^th century Frankfurt's most famous daughters: Anne Frank, who would be celebrating her 89^th birthday on June, 12^th. 

Summer time in Frankfurt

Record results yet again: Frankfurt is becoming more and more popular!

Frankfurt is reclaiming an integral part of its rich and colourful history: After years of construction, the new old town between Römer City Hall and Emperors’ Cathedral is close to completion. This coming May, the building site fences will finally be taken down, opening up the way to the “new old heart” of the city. A festive opening ceremony will be held at the end of September to commemorate this historical occasion.

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