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Central Germany
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The heart of the country isn't really its most touristy area, but rather a transit zone—including by air, with Frankfurt, which is Lufthansa's main hub—en route to other destinations. However, you can still see a few abbeys (including Eberbach Abbey), castles (Wartburg, a UNESCO site, being the main one), and towns that have preserved some medieval heritage (Marburg, Rüdesheim, etc.).
Overview
The heart of the country isn't really its most touristy area, but rather a transit zone—including by air, with Frankfurt, which is Lufthansa's main hub—en route to other destinations. However, you can still see a few abbeys (including Eberbach Abbey), castles (Wartburg, a UNESCO site, being the main one), and towns that have preserved some medieval heritage (Marburg, Rüdesheim, etc.).
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- Main city: Frankfurt.
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- Coastline: 0 km; no maritime access.
- Highlights (out of ): Nature ; Adventure ; Culture ; Relaxation/holidays