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Pulse/Red-Piper Lounge
The biggest gay location in Frankfurt, the combined clubs Pulse and Red-Piper Lounge attract a young gay audience, mixed with suited business-people relaxing with an after-work cocktail on the large terrace.
Historical Museum
The Historisches Museum examines the history of Frankfurt from the Roman period up to the present day and also includes a Childrens' Museum with lots of activities specially designed for children's artistic interests.
The Main Tower
The Main Tower is Frankfurt's fourth tallest building and the headquarters of the Hesse-Thuringia Landesbank. The 200-metre tower is the first of "Mainhattan's" local skyscrapers to open to the public.
Harvey's
Popular with gays, lesbians and straight people, Harvey's pulls in the punters by the bucketload. One of the most stylish and happening places to hang out in Frankfurt, its Sunday breakfast is now an institution and booking in advance is strongly recommended. Its large terrace stretches well onto Friedberger Platz and is the perfect place to hang out on warm summer evenings.
The Ebbelwei Express
The Ebbelwei Express is a historic tram that chugs past Frankfurt's famous attractions and invites passengers to drink the national Ebbelwei (Apple wine) and eat a dry Brezel. The old painted tram belongs as much to the image of the city as the Römer or the Cathedral and provides a sightseeing tour unlike any other.