Frankfurt/Rhine-Main leisure region
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The varied landscape along the Main River between Rhine District and Spessart offers a wealth of cultural and sporting leisure facilities. Those who champion urban life are as spoiled for choice in the towns and cities as nature lovers are in the nearby rolling hills.
A remarkably wide and diverse range of facilities and amenities for culture, sport and nature makes Frankfurt/Rhine-Main a region with an exceptionally high quality of life. In the privileged residential areas of the Rhine District or in the Vordertaunus people conduct their daily lives in legendary spa resorts like Bad Homburg and Wiesbaden or in the towns and villages of the Spessart or the Odenwald – places where others go on holiday.
The Frankfurt skyline can be seen from practically everywhere. Every day the metropolis attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world. They come for its unique collection of museums, stimulating cultural events, musical and non-musical theatres, the Old Opera House, or for major trade fairs and congresses. Many historic sites and regional traditions throughout the area add to the variety of leisure pursuits.
The Frankfurt/Rhine-Main region boasts excellent shopping amenities with a huge range of goods. The colourful nightlife is exciting, red-hot and up-to-the-moment. For those who like the outdoors, all the municipalities are part of the Regional Park Centre Rhine-Main, an interlinked network of nature reserves and attractive hiking and cycle paths along historic landscape points and specifically created attractions.
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Frankfurt’s large inner-city green spaces include the Zoo and the Palmengarten, along with the many gardens and spa parks in the surrounding towns.
There are countless sport associations on a local and regional level. Fifty golf courses in the region are within an hour’s reach of Frankfurt. A large number of riding stables on the periphery of the metropolitan area are open to equestrian sport enthusiasts. There are facilities for sport and pleasure in and along the water at many swimming pools and lakes as well as the River Main with its traditional boat clubs.
Frankfurt/Rhine-Main is home to national sports associations and the venue for major sporting events such as the World Cup, gymnastics festivals, cycle races and marathons.