St. Paul's Church (Paulskirche) Frankfurt

My original plan for the weekend had been to go to Heidelberg on Saturday. However, after spending an entire day in Mainz, I decided I didn't feel like a four hour train trip and kilometers of walking. So instead I went to Frankfurt again for a few hours. Going to Frankfurt also allowed me to sleep in a little later than I otherwise would have …

My original plan for the weekend had been to go to Heidelberg on Saturday. However, after spending an entire day in Mainz, I decided I didn't feel like a four hour train trip and kilometers of walking. So instead I went to Frankfurt again for a few hours. Going to Frankfurt also allowed me to sleep in a little later than I otherwise would have …

... and made with the walking. Both of us have been there before (without each other) but we had never seen the St Paul's Church (a political, not religious, tourist site) nor the Jewish Museum, so we went to those places. Following that we took a nice ...

... as it was a hot day we thought a gentle tram ride would be good. We visited an exhibition in St Paul's Church on the history of women's football in Frankfurt & then headed off to Kaiser Strasse to meet the German. We bumped into the American & ...

... WWII but rebuilt, along with much of the square, in the decades leading into the 1980s. It is still quite striking. St Paul's Church was the next stop. Again damaged during Allied bombing, the building has been reconstructed. Foremost, St Paul's was ...

... place.  I walked around for a little bit and then headed towards the Main river.  On the way I passed St. Paul's Church and the Rathaus.  St. Paul's Church is a massive Protestant church that was used by the first Constitutional Congress ...

... those related to the Frankfurt Jews. Our tour guide told us alot about the history of the Jews as we went inside the St.Paul's church, the old Nikolaikirche, and an old Jewish graveyard. There was a memorial for the Jews who died in the Holocaust- each ...

... must've been a really pretty city before the war but guess we can't change that part.  Oooh, checked out St Paul's church where they held the first German parliament/national assembly in 1848, hard to imagine that Germany is such a young country ...

... and the war in 1944, it has been recognized as a symbol for the national unity to Germany, especially in the 19th century. St Paul's Church (Paulskirche) is another national historic monument in Germany because it was the seat of the first ...

... place.  I walked around for a little bit and then headed towards the Main river.  On the way I passed St. Paul's Church and the Rathaus.  St. Paul's Church is a massive Protestant church that was used by the first Constitutional Congress ...