This impressive church towers above the center of the city. Inside the soaring arches provide excellent acoustics for music performances. A boys choir was rehearsing whom I was there. I enjoyed the music while viewing the artifacts and signs describing the history of the church building. Tours of the tower are offered at specific times during the day. It is well worth a stop when visiting Frankfurt.

This Roman Catholic Gothic church was built in the heart of the old city. The cathedral is very well-conserved and shows many ancient masterpieces. His location is fairly easy to find because its impressive 95-meter tower and spire dominate the city skyline. In its internal, there is a magnificent pipe organ and a composition of the Jesus Christ crucifixion. It surely deserves a visit, especially during the summer, its freshness will surprise you.

It is one of the rare buildings worth seeing with its classical Gothic structure, located close to Römer Square.The church is dedicated to St. Bartholomew and stands as the largest religious structure in the city. It holds significant historical importance in Germany, having survived the Second World War with damages and serving as the venue for the coronation ceremonies of emperors. A must-see place!

An interesting and very impressive building, which is well worth a visit. Not enough to occupy more than an hour or so though as cathedrals go it's one of the better ones we've visited on our travels. Very easy to find, as it's not far from a U Bahn station and close to many other local attractions.

The Cathedral is certainly the centerpiece of the city. It’s imposing gothic architecture with the high tower makes it stand out from everything else around. Inside, the “Dom” is equally beautiful with the organ performances that often happen creating a very captivating atmosphere. The cathedral is very close to the famous Iron bridge and Romerberg and there is no entrance fee leaving no reason not to visit it.