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The banking city of Frankfurt welcomes visitors arriving at one of the biggest airports in the world. Digital nomads are heading here in droves as they follow the coliving trend that has made its way to this buzzing little metropolis.
Historical and modern sights await you. Strolling around downtown, you will pass the town hall, Paul’s Church, and the Imperial Cathedral. From there, it is just a short walk to the banking district with its skyscrapers that earned Frankfurt a reputation as the tallest and most American city in Europe. Flanking both sides of the main river, you will find world-renowned exhibition centers and museums. The prime area for art and culture is literally called “museum’s shore” or Museumsufer. After a one-minute walk south through narrow medieval streets, every other one of the picture-perfect half-timbered houses is a cider bar. Frankfurt is filled with coworking spaces, making it even more attractive for remote workers who want to combine business and pleasure.

Here is an extract of things to know about Frankfurt:

- Frankfurt is in the southwest – economically the most important area – of Germany and has 750,000 inhabitants.
- The city’s forest is 14 miles long and 14 miles wide.
- With 7,000 members, Frankfurt has the second-largest Jewish community in Germany.
- There is both an old and a new opera in Frankfurt which beautifully exemplifies the mix of history and future in this city.
- Frankfurt carries the title "European City of the Trees 2014" and emphasizes nature and sustainability.
- Both the headquarters of the European Central Bank and the German Stock Exchange are in Frankfurt.
- Internationally known for a sausage in their namesake, the food item locals would most likely recommend is Grüne Soße, green sauce! It is made with seven herbs and often served with hard-boiled eggs.

The futuristic skyline accurately represents the modern spirit of the city; Frankfurt is indeed the perfect location for non-traditional work life. It has a growing community of remote workers and location independent travelers filling its coliving spaces – come and join them – this vibrant city is ready to welcome you.