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I was in Frankfurt 18 months ago.It's in the doldrums. Empty office buildings due to some failure of the financial district. Run down sections of the city with Islamic immigrants.The hotel I stayed at was half empty as was every other hotel.The German architect I met there who was driving a taxi said things were bad.We did the tourists things including the rebuilt old town, the restored museum where democracy began with pretty good history elements, An OK beer area. The boat trip was very interesting to get a sense of its history.Basically though, Frankfurt was destroyed in WW2.I reckon it would be a bit depressing to live there full time, good for a 3 day tourist visit though.Would not retire there. Maybe if you lived in a country town nearby instead.
I was in Frankfurt 18 months ago.
It's in the doldrums. Empty office buildings due to some failure of the financial district. Run down sections of the city with Islamic immigrants.
The hotel I stayed at was half empty as was every other hotel.
The German architect I met there who was driving a taxi said things were bad.
We did the tourists things including the rebuilt old town, the restored museum where democracy began with pretty good history elements, An OK beer area. The boat trip was very interesting to get a sense of its history.
Basically though, Frankfurt was destroyed in WW2.
I reckon it would be a bit depressing to live there full time, good for a 3 day tourist visit though.
Would not retire there. Maybe if you lived in a country town nearby instead.
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