Main River in Frankfurt

The Main River in Frankfurt, Germany is a 350 kilometer long river flowing from the Rhön Mountains in the northwest of Bavaria across the state of Hesse and into the River Rhine in the northeast. It is the second-largest tributary of the Rhine, with the Main being one of the most important rivers in Germany. The river is known for its impressive bridges, charming villages, and quaintly clustered towns along the way. Visitors to this region can engage in a variety of activities, such as paddling down the river, taking pictures of the picturesque landscape, and visiting some of the local villages and towns. Trekking, climbing and car touring are also popular activities for those wanting to explore the area. There are many cultural and historic sites to visit, one of the most famous being the bridge over the Main River in Frankfurt, which is still an iconic presence in the city.