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The International Stammtisch on 4 June will feature a presentation about the new European Central Bank headquarters building to be opened in 2013 in Frankfurt-East. The double towers will incorporate the landmark Grossmarkthalle into a new architectural ensemble, and will bring all ECB employees currently located in three buildings into one.
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If you are new to Mittelhessen (Gießen, Marburg and Wetzlar) or thinking about relocating here, then you should take a close look at our Newcomers Guide. The 114-page German-English publication takes readers step-by-step through the process of adjusting to life in the region. In addition to the print version, Communication Solution GmbH has now published two digital versions:
If you are new to Frankfurt Rhein Main, then you should take a close look at our 2012 edition of the Newcomers Guide - Frankfurt Rhein Main edition. This 114-page English-language book is specifically targeted for the international community, taking readers step-by-step through the process of adjusting to life in the region. We welcome you to look inside the magazine or purchase it directly online.
Depending on where you come from, you may find the payment system for public transport here a little confusing at first. Most German municipalities use a modified honor system for travel on public transport. That means you buy your ticket or pass before you climb aboard, and you usually do not even have to show it when you enter. Confused? We can help!
The ‘head office’ so to speak of the Wacker’s Kaffee Company. Just a hop skip and a jump away from busy Hauptwache, it provides a great alternative to mainstream coffee shops opening up on every corner. With snacks available it is a nice place to stop in and have a fresh cup of coffee.
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