The second & final installment.

The figure of David in the David & Goliath sculpture on the Hauptwache (may 2015)

A view of the Rathaus & the Commerzbank Tower from the Roemer with the statue of Minerva (Roman goddess of wisdom and sponsor of arts and trade) in the foreground. (May 2015)

Locks on the Eiserner Steg. (May 2015)

The Seufzerbrücke (Bridge of Sighs) near the city hall – with the two towers. The tall one is the Langer Franz and the shorter one is the Kleiner Cohen. (May 2015)

An old wagon near the Osthafen (May 2015)

One of the most famous sons of the city – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

One of the figures at the base of Goethe’s statue on Goetheplatz (May 2015)

Justitia or the Lady of Justice in front of the Roemer – the city hall. (May 2015)

The skyline of the city of Frankfurt (May 2015)
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