architecture

Architecture in Frankfurt

Frankfurt am Main's architectural range stretches well beyond its famous skyline. The Augustinerkirche and Berger Kirche represent the city's medieval ecclesiastical heritage, while the Berger Warte survives as a historic watchtower. The Bassenheimer Hof offers an example of baroque urban palatial design, and the former broadcasting station Heiligenstock stands as a distinctive piece of technical architecture. Biebrich Palace and Bad Homburger Schloss broaden the picture with examples of stately residential architecture in the wider region. More recent additions, including the Bait ul-Ghafur Mosque and Baitul Huda Mosque, reflect how contemporary religious communities have contributed new architectural forms to the area.

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