Frankfurt is shining brightly this season, offering a vibrant mix of cultural and culinary experiences. From illuminated displays celebrating Ramadan to innovative restaurant concepts and the return of a beloved masterpiece to the Städel Museum, the city is a hub of activity.
Ramadan Lights Illuminate Frankfurt
For the second year running, Frankfurt is marking the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan with a dazzling display of lights. The sign "Happy Ramadan" will illuminate the downtown area for 30 consecutive days, shining brightly above the popular Freßgass. This year's celebration is particularly notable for taking place without any protests, fostering a spirit of inclusivity and understanding within the city.
Craft Beer Meets Indian Cuisine at Tap House
Looking for a unique dining experience? Head to Frankfurt's Westend and discover Tap House, a restaurant that masterfully combines craft beer and Indian cuisine. With nearly 150 beers on offer, including IPAs and Doppelbocks, there's something to please every palate. Guests can even create their own tasting flights to sample a variety of brews. Imagine enjoying Chicken Tikka Masala paired with the perfect craft beer – a truly innovative culinary adventure!
“Individual selection: At Tap House, there are tasting flights that every guest can customize themselves,” boasts the restaurant's website, highlighting the personalized experience they offer.
Goethe Returns to the Städel Museum
Art lovers rejoice! Tischbein's iconic painting, "Goethe in the Roman Campagna," is back on display at the Städel Museum. After a recent investigation by art historian Friederike Schütt and restorer Lilly Becker, new insights into the artwork have been revealed. This masterpiece offers a glimpse into the life and times of the renowned German writer, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
The return of this painting is a major event for the Städel Museum and a must-see for anyone interested in art and German history. The careful restoration and research behind its re-hanging provide a deeper understanding of Tischbein's work and its significance.
From illuminated streets to innovative dining and the celebration of art, Frankfurt is proving to be a city full of surprises and delights. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, there's always something new and exciting to discover.
