The name Seckbach is properly associated with green entertainment and village flair. Because Frankfurt’s greenbelt runs through the area with the Huthpark, the start of the Quellenwanderweg and the Lohrpark. The Lohrberg there, Frankfurt’s local mountain at 185 meters, is known nationwide for various reasons. From here you can enjoy a wonderful view of Frankfurt with its skyline (especially on New Year’s Eve) and wine is grown on its slope in the urban winery as in Roman times. This means that Frankfurt is still one of the few major German cities that have their own vineyards within the metropolitan area. The Muhlbach River, which flows into the Seckbacher Ried, a nature-protected wetland in the silt-drenched arm of the Main and also part of the Greenbelt, originates in Lohrberg.
The historic center of Seckbach is particularly famous for its traditional cider bars. In addition, it has the best preserved half-timbered Franconian ensemble in Frankfurt and in the middle of the old village structure one can guess that Seckbach was mentioned in a document from 880 as “Villa Seckibah” (Spilling Waters). Later Seeckbach belonged to the royal “county” of Bornheimer Berg. The local rulers were the crooks of Bergen and also the knights of Kronberg. The area was even the scene of a battle in 1759 and the site of an army camp in 1790 to protect the elections and coronations in Frankfurt. In 1900 Seckbach was founded, and Frankfurt gained a much-needed economic, living and leisure space. Since housing was sorely needed after WWII, you can take it out for a paid Seckbach sex date and if you want a more relaxed romantic experience than there are plenty of little cafés in this area, also enjoy the Kinky Seckbach escort