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Bolongaro Palace


Monumental historic building complex
Bolongarostraße 109
Höchst
Frankfurt, HES 65929
Germany
+49 69 2123 8800 (Frankfurt Tourismus)
In Höchst between 1772 and 1775 the Italian snuffbox factory owner, Bolongaro, built a palace for 2 million Gulden. The monumental complex is built in baroque style with a chapel, richly decorated rooms, a terrace, pavilion and sculptured gardens on the banks of the river Main. The driveway stretches more than 117m. The Bolongaro family, who had grown rich through their sales of tobacco, coffee and tea, had a seat in the then independent township of Hecht. Situated just west of the residence is the former tobacco factory. Since 1908 the palace has been in the trust of the town of Höchst. It is possible to get married here and public events are held in the gardens during the summer months.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Höchst Swimming Complex


Swim yourself fit
Melchiorstraße 21
Höchst
Frankfurt, HES 65929
Germany
+49 69 2124 5451
Hochst swimming baths comprises of a large pool, another pool for non-swimmers, a paddling pool and two diving boards (1m & 3m). The interior is decorated with plenty of plants, and the large windows provide a great view outdoors. There are special warm water days, and sessions are also organised for men or women only. Visitors can use the solarium and sauna for an additional charge, and a cafeteria serves refreshments. The pool is closed during the summer holidays (mid-July to late August).

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
St. Justinius' Church


Oldest church in Frankfurt
Justiniusplatz
Frankfurt, HES 65925
Germany
+49 69 2123 8800 (Frankfurt Tourismus)
This place of worship is the oldest church in Frankfurt. First erected in the 7th century, a triple-nave basilica with a T-shaped ground plan and sandstone columns was added in the 9th century. During the 15th century, the building (then used as a parish church) slowly began to take the shape we know today, with its Gothic chancel, three chapels with fan vaults and a main portal. The column arcades from the original nave remain intact.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
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