Offenbach

　　The full name of Offenbach is "Offenbach am Main," which faces Frankfurt across the river. It is famous for its leather products and hosts several global leather product trade fairs every year. Some Offenbach residents still believe that ancient documents contain evidence that Frankfurt once belonged to Offenbach. 　　Unlike Frankfurt, Offenbach once had a highly developed industrial and civic culture, as evidenced by its various specialized museums today. The city’s long tradition of leather processing gave rise to the Leather Museum. Additionally, there is the Klingspor Museum, which showcases the art of book design and calligraphy from around the world. Other attractions in Offenbach include the Rosengarten Museum, which features contemporary art, beautiful buildings from the city’s prosperous past, the Isenburg Palace — an important Renaissance structure north of the Alps, magnificent churches, and parks, all making Offenbach an ideal travel destination. Furthermore, the Offenbach Weather Park, leisure areas, theme parks, and open-air museums are also well worth visiting. Goethe was a frequent visitor to the city, and his fiancée lived here.

　　Offenbach am Main Must-visit reason: One of Germany’s most enchanting cities Continent: Europe Country/Region: Germany State/Province: Hesse City: Offenbach am Main

　　Offenbach am Main Must-visit reason: One of Germany’s most enchanting cities Continent: Europe Country/Region: Germany State/Province: Hesse City: Offenbach am Main