Columbus
Hotel Columbus enjoys a convenient location in the heart of Frankfurt, a short walk from Frankfurt’s main railway station. The Hotel Columbus provides ideal accommodation for anyone on a city break to Frankfurt, or business travellers. The hotel is just a 10-minute walk from the Frankfurt Messe (trade fair centre) and a 15-minute walk from the city centre, shopping streets, cultural attractions and the main banking and financial district. The Hotel Columbus also offers excellent public transport connections to take you to all parts of Frankfurt within minutes. Frankfurt Airport is just a 15-minute train shuttle away. All rooms feature satellite and pay-per-view TV, telephone, broadband and wireless Internet access, as well as a writing desk, to ensure that you can get on with your work in comfort. Wake up in the morning to a delicious buffet breakfast. After an eventful day’s work, relax and enjoy a drink with friends and associates at the hotel bar.
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What to see in Frankfurt/Main
Frankfurt of the Meno, also known as Frankfurt del Meno or, more formerly, FrancoForte del Meno (in German, Frankfurt am Main; pronounced/ˈfʁaŋkfʊʁt am ˈmaɪ̯n/(listen)), commonly called Frankfurt, [note is a commercial city in western Germany, in Hesse. With 763 380 inhabitants is also the fifth largest city in the country (after Berlin, Hamburg, Munich and Colonia). According to Eurostat, the urban agglomeration of which Frankfurt is part, has 2,500,000 inhabitants. Although the administrative capital of Hesse is Wiesbaden, Frankfort has a greater economic importance.
From the Middle Ages Frankfurt is among the most important urban centers in Germany. His name appears for the first time mentioned in 794. From the High Middle Ages it was a free imperial city, until 1806 it was the city in which the Emperor was elected and since 1562 the city in which the German emperor of the Holy Roman Empire was crowned Germanic. Between 1816 and 1866 he host the Germanic Confederation and in 1848/49, of the first freely elected German Parliament.
In the current time Frankfurt is an important economic and financial center in Europe. The city houses the European Central Bank (ECB), Deutsche Bundesbank, the Frankfort Stock Exchange and the Messe Frankfurt, the latter, headquarters of important Exhibitions, fairs and international halls, among others, the Frankfurt Motor Show, the largest of its kind, or that of the Book Fair, the most important in the world.
