A good place to visit before going to Römerplatz, Goethe's Birthplace & St. Paul's Church⛪️

#EuropeanTravel #GermanyTravel #Frankfurt #GoetheBirthplace #St.PaulChurch 📍Address: Grosser Hirschgraben 23-25, 60311 Frankfurt, Hesse Germany🇩🇪 📍Atmosphere/Facilities: This is a place to commemorate Goethe, a great German writer. The exterior is a neat European-style house, and the interior is a place where you can see the birthplace of the upper class of Europe in the past rather than stories about Goethe's life and works 📍Key Points: The Goethe House has a really beautiful European-style building exterior, and it feels even more charming because it is located in an alley, and St. Paul's Church is a place where you can feel a sacred and luxurious feeling 📍Average price per person: Goethe's birthplace admission fee is 10 euros, St. Paul's Church admission fee is free Goethe's birthplace is the house where Goethe, a great German writer, lived. It is currently a birthplace and museum, so the house where Goethe lived is on display, and the life of the upper class of Europe in the past Here is a place where you can get a glimpse of what it was like. Goethe's birthplace is really beautiful from the exterior, and the gorgeous yet cute exterior is great for taking pictures, and the huge and slow main gate is impressive. It is a good place to take a quick look around rather than looking for detailed information about Goethe. After passing Goethe's birthplace, you can quickly come to St. Paul's Church, which is a symbolic church where the German National Assembly was held, and it is open to the public for free, so you can freely look around the museum or the church inside. The interior was a place full of grand and sacred energy, and I could see why it became a symbolic place. Since it is on the way to Römerberg, if you go to Frankfurt, I recommend taking a quick look around the Goethe's birthplace and St. Paul's Church course :)