Франкфурт достоин посещения, даже в последние дни зимы. Frankfurt is always well worth a visit, even during the final days of winter. Fact is, there are countless highlights awaiting visitors from now until the start of spring, including internationally renowned exhibitions, action-packed folk fairs, top-class gourmet restaurants, exciting nightlife activities and ultra-comfortable accommodation establishments.
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Picnic Time at the Museum of Applied ArtsOn show from 06th May to 17th September 2017, this exhibition takes a closer look at our fascination with picnicking, covering various cultures and eras through photographs, films, installations and other related objects. What were the posh picnics held during the Henley Royal Regatta in England like? How did people picnic atop the world’s highest mountains? How is it in the Middle East? And what could one expect to find at a picnic in Japan during the cherry-blossom season at the turn of the 19th century? This unique exhibition answers these and many other questions on the subject.“Magritte. Treachery of Images” at Schirn KunsthalleRené Magritte (1898–1967) gained widespread acclaim for his enigmatic imagery. The Belgian painter’s works concentrate on the individual motif, such as a pipe, a hat or a curtain, which then reappear in his paintings in diverse combinations and thus question the viewers’ perceptive capacities. The exhibition is scheduled to run from 10th February to 05th June 2017. Night at the Eintracht MuseumInterested in visiting the dressing rooms of Eintracht Frankfurt and sitting in the same seat as one of the team’s international football stars? A tour of the Commerzbank Arena includes a visit of the VIP boxes, an elevator ride to the highest point of the stadium with its spectacular views of the city skyline, and a quick peek at the Eintracht church. An additional tour, taking place twice a day, spends half of its time in the Eintracht Museum and the other half discovering the nooks and crannies of the stadium.ExperienceFrankfurt Wine QueenEstablished more than 200 years ago, the municipal winery of the City of Frankfurt produces a fine Riesling stemming from the local “Lohrberger Hang” vineyard. Technically speaking, this 1.3-hectare vineyard is part of the Rheingau, a nearby winegrowing region famous around the world for its superior Rieslings. Aside from having its own vineyard and municipal winery, Frankfurt now also has its own wine queen. Marilen I will be representing Frankfurt at countless fairs and festivals throughout the year, including the International Tourism Bourse (08th 12th March 2017) in Berlin (Hall 7.2c, Booth 101).Dippemess im FrühjahrThe Dippemess, a traditional fair held twice a year at Ratsweg Fairground, is the Rhine-Main region’s most popular folk festival, attracting more visitors than any other fair within the region. Comprising everything from party pavilions and high-tech rides to food stalls and typical fairground attractions like shooting galleries, the Spring Dippemess provides fun for the entire family. This year’s springtime fair, taking place from 07th April to 01st May, will be all about thrilling high-speed rides, the motto being “Higher, Further, Faster!”Museum NightMuseum Night has over the years become a mainstay of the region’s cultural scene. On 06th May 2017, more than 50 museums and exhibition houses in Frankfurt and Offenbach will be keeping their doors open from 7:00 pm to 2:00 am. During this time, art enthusiasts have the chance to enjoy an unusual cultural tour with all of their senses, accompanied by music, readings, live acts, theatre performances, workshops, video installations and parties. Special guided tours focusing on current exhibitions and culinary offerings round off the programme of events.EnjoyRot & VogelThis new bar in Frankfurt’s North End district spoils its guests with homemade seasonal cocktails and a cosy “living room” atmosphere. The focus of the beverage list is firmly set on cocktails and long drinks. Those who prefer more traditional beverages will also find beer and apple wine on the drinks menu. The bar’s selection of non-alcoholic beverages is equally refreshing and very creative. Smoking is permitted in one of the bar’s two rooms from 10 pm onwards.Atelier WilmaMichael Riemenschneider, one of Frankfurt’s leading chefs, is well known for his harmonious blend of traditional cuisine and modern culinary influences. Dinner guests have the opportunity to make up their own menus, choosing anywhere from one to 12 courses including starters, intermediate courses, main courses and desserts. The selections on offer include various culinary mainstays, including Land & Earth, Sea & Coast, and Modern Classics. The gourmet restaurant in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen has been awarded the prestigious Michelin star for its sophisticated haute cuisine.Feel goodAparthotel Adagio Frankfurt City MesseOpened for business in July 2016, the Aparthotel Adagio is an architectonic feast for the eyes. The accommodation establishment is situated across from Frankfurt’s fairgrounds and offers spectacular views of the city’s skyline. W-LAN Internet access is free of charge, as is the use of the hotel’s fitness area. Further services, like breakfast or laundering, may be booked additionally upon request. The stylishly furnished studios and two-room apartments are equipped with their own kitchens and bathrooms with separate toilette.
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