Planning a Trip to Hessen Region

The best way to get anywhere in Europe is by train. Take the time to purchase a travel pass from a big train station. It will save you time and money and you'll be able to get anywhere you want to go.

The best time to visit Burg Frankestein is during the month of October. They have a large Holloween fest hosted by Dr. Frankenstein. It takes place the last 3 weekends in October. The fest caters to young and old. If you have children, I recommend taking them during the day because it is not as frightening. Fo the older crowd, you have to go at night. The actors do a good job scare most of the visitors. In fact, the srceams you hear are from the people visiting!

Nice airport... u won't need too much time to pass the customer clear...

Scams run rampant. If someone asks you to buy them a drink, you had better know what they are asking you to pay before they place the order; they could work for the establishment and cahrge whatever they think you are worth for probably tap water. As a general rule, if you seek something out or find something on your own to buy, great; if someone approaches you concerning anything related to money changing hands, just say no.

I lived in Germany back in the eightys, I am pretty sure it changed a lot since then, for better for sure , I like it back then and I am sure I will like it today.

If you have a connective flight and have some time, go and visit tiny old town of Frankfurt.. it is really nice (though small).

Spent part of summer 1990 in and around Grebenstein. Very cute, quaint town. My favorite spot was an Italian ice cream shop in the center of town.

J'ai habitais a Frankfurt. Village avec grasciels. Architecture bombardee durant la 2 GM est totalement detrute. Des mouvement "nimporte comment" sont en mode dans la construction. Pour visiter-- Alteoper et le centre, Rathhaus, Main. Sur le Zeilgallerie on peu observer une belle vue sur la ville.