During the occupation by the US Army in World War II, Bahnhofsviertel developed an active nightlife. During this time many adult clubs, brothels, games and sex shops appeared.
Currently, the red light district occupies only a small part of the Bahnhofsviertel. It is mainly concentrated along the Taunusstraße and in part of the streets you cross. I was walking in this area at dawn on a Friday and several times men and women approached me and invited me into strip clubs and offered me free drinks. Once a lady in provocative clothing extended my arm and spoke in English, insisting that I enter a club. In the Hauptbahnhof, around ten in the evening, men approached me twice and gave me illegal drugs without any appreciation. Of course, such situations occur in many cities, but this only proves that the red light district of Frankfurt still exists, despite all the revitalization of the district.
On the other hand, Kaiserstraße, the main street of the Bahnhofsviertel, is full of cafés, international food restaurants, and designer boutiques. Anyone who passes through this elegant street will think that the red light district no longer exists. The only clues to what’s on the nearby streets are two sex shops with discreet and imperceptible facades for an unnoticed look. The only addicts who frequent the street establishments are the caffeine lovers seen in the cafés enjoying delicious cappuccinos and German pancakes.
In the south of the district is the main riverbank, which is one of the most green areas frequented by Frankfurters. In addition, for those who like to walk, it is enough to follow the Kaiserstraße in the opposite direction from the Hauptbanhof which connects to most of the city’s attractions, such as the main tower, the cathedral and Zeil, the pedestrian street, which is a large street. A place to shop.
Bahnhofsviertel has a complete public transport system. The U-Bahn and S-Bahn (underground and surface train) run through the neighborhood as well as two tram lines. Long-distance and regional trains run from the Hauptbahnhof. Travel buses depart from the neighboring regions, and are operated by low-cost German companies.
With all this said, I had the impression that the Bahnhofsviertel, after the revitalization it has experienced in recent years, is no longer a place to be avoided by locals and visitors, but a new place to be in Frankfurt. Bahnhofsviertel Escort Service Frankfurt best for prostitution, all kind of escorts available with Angie Escort Frankfurt