To enjoy Frankfurt’s unique charm, one has to get beneath the stoic façade created by the steel and concrete cityscape. What lies in the shadows of the skyscrapers is a city that has arguably the greatest concentration of fine art galleries and museums in Europe, filled with rare and priceless exhibits. It is also a hugely popular venue for trade fairs, exhibitions, concerts and performances, drawing a huge number of visitors from around the world in the Spring and Autumn period. On top of that, it has a vibrant night scene, with a proliferation of night clubs and jazz bars, making this one of the liveliest cities in Germany.

Arguably the most recognisable city in the world, Paris is a showcase for architectural wonders like the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower and the Arc De Triumph. It is famed for its elegant boulevards, fine restaurants, and beautiful museums, making it a desired city that all travelers aspire to make a pilgrimage to at least once in their lives. The city is divided into many areas, each having a different character, and all able to give you a subtly different experience. Best of all, the city of Paris has been restored to its most pristine condition in recent decades, making this a prime destination in the new millenium.