This church is where Germany's kings and emperors have been crowned since 1253.

Located next to his birthplace, this museum is full of artifacts from the life of famous writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.

This historic cathedral served as the church for local leaders from the 15th century on and today serves as the home of a Lutheran congregation.

A cafe and bar that attracts both straight and gay crowds.

This museum is filled with sculptures, carvings and other hand-made artwork from throughout the world.

This legendary gay dance hall, by far Frankfurt's most popular, opens daily at 11 p.m.

An Sibin is a great little pub/bar.  It's downstairs, so as you walk up you don't really know what you're getting yourself into, but like any Irish bar, as soon as you walk in you'll feel right at...

Located on the Römerberg, this historic hall includes portraits of 52 emperors.

This historic cathedral served for 300 years as the site of coronation for Holy Roman Emperors.

This lively gar bar typically attracts large crowds beginning every afternoon.

This cafe and bar attracts large crowds of younger people.

An upscale gay bar frequented by young professionals.

A popular gay bar on the Elefantengasse.

This gay club specializes in leather and men in uniform

A recently opened leather bar run by the owner of the legendary Blue Angel dance club.