Ev. Dreikönigskirche

The building by the Main River is actually quite obvious. Although the whole building is not as famous and large as the Frankfurt Cathedral. But as a Protestant church. The building is still relatively beautiful. And it also wants to coordinate with the surrounding historical buildings.

The Three Emperors Church is also very good environment, the whole church has a long historical structure, this upbringing is also a fun place in Frankfurt, there are many small museums around you can visit for free.

Protestant churches are Gothic buildings built in the late 19th century. The predecessor of the church dates back to the 15th century. It is a cathedral almost symmetrical to the Emperor's Cathedral on both sides of the Main River and the other side.

The Cathedral of the Three Emperors is a Protestant church, a Gothic building built in the late 19th century. The predecessor of the church can be traced back to the 15th century. It is an almost symmetrical cathedral on both sides of the Mein River and on the other side. It was destroyed and rebuilt after World War II. From 1990 to 1993, it was the seat of the state legislature. The church has a red sandstone hall and stone corridor. Its tower is 81 meters high. Its interior is decorated with stone pillars and stained glass windows. It is very beautiful.

The Three Emperors'Church is a beautiful scenery on the Mei Yin River. The top of the Church rises to the top of the clouds. The sunset on the Bank of the Mei Yin River is really beautiful on it and the river.

On the other side of the city centre, we have a long view. Let's leave it for the next exploration. Frankfurt is quite cold in October. It can't walk. The scenery on both sides of the Rhine River is wonderful and lush.

Chapel, Gothic architecture. Just on Saturdays, the members of the orchestra rehearsed there in the afternoon. Most of them were strings like violin and cello, and less brass music. So the music came out melodiously. The music echoed around the beams in the church. The structure of the church seemed to be particularly suitable for playing symphony. After sitting there listening for a long time, I suddenly remembered that nuns were crazy.