Frankfurt and Leipzig are like oil and water, but each has their own quirks and attractions.Frankfurt is characterised by its modern skyscrapers and a spectacular skyline whilst Leipzig has a much more historical cityscape to offer. But both have one thing in common, there's plenty to see and do in each city.
The Easter holidays are the perfect time to take a short break with the ones you love. After all, those first sunny days of spring lure locals and tourists onto the streets, seasonal flowers sprout and many cities offer an exciting cultural events calendar. Here are our insider tips to hop into an unforgettable Easter weekend.
Wrapped in a cozy coat with a scarf and gloves, it's always a good idea to follow the smell of mulled wine, roasted almonds, sausages and spiced punch at Christmas time. As December rolls around, Europe's famous Christmas markets are an absolute must-do for locals and tourists alike. And, when you stroll through the wooden 'hoods filled with handcrafted art and lovely gifts, you'll realise why locals can’t wait for Christmas to arrive each year.
If you love discovering new things, you'll love our hit list of European markets. This is where the old meets the new, tradition meets current trends and tourists become locals. It's the cultural melting pot of the city, and everyone is invited to join.
Frankfurt is mainly known as a business metropolis, but there is so much more to discover in the Hessian city. Culture, music or culinary delights: Frankfurt offers many summer festivals and events that not only attract Frankfurters to join!
