It is the city's historical core and a stunning neighbourhood. It is Frankfurt's historic city centre. You can get an idea of the splendour of the city's mediaeval centre by looking at the half-timbered buildings that were rebuilt after World War II. It is the most beautiful and important square in Frankfurt's Old Town. On their extensive tour of Frankfurt's inner city, many tourists start there.
This location is accessible by the Dom/Römer Subway.
Here is where the city government has been from the fifteenth century. Then, in the ninth century, many trade fairs, markets, festivals, and even executions took place in this plaza. It was also the most attractive plaza in the Holy Roman Empire in the 16th century.
Frame homes line the eastern side of the plaza. Every house has a unique name, such "Black Star" or "Great Angel." The setting is a stunning fusion of post-modern and traditional buildings.
Fountain of Justice is situated in the midst of the square.
Models of the Römerberg are on display at the Historisches Museum, which is located just south of the square. You might be in awe of a lot of things here, from the history of Frankfurt to the devastation caused by war to the artefacts from the Middle Ages.
The Römer, the city hall, is also located on the square. It is a multipurpose structure and one of the most significant landmarks in the city. This tranquil location is a well-liked tourist destination since it is full of tiny stores, charming architecture, food vendors, and street performers.
