Frankfurt: TSDK CHRISMASgreatCELEBRATION Christmas Tradition & Charity｜Germany

This year, the Christmas holidays in the metropolitan city invite you to take a guided tour of the historic old town center of the half-timbered houses & castle town of Frankfurt am Main. At the beginning, a person takes over the foreword with a short story about the Bavarian king upon his arrival in the city on the Main in the Christian West. In front of the glowing lights, sparkling baubles and shiny garlands of the Christmas tree, it conjures up the shared beginning for us. The first door to the contemplative Christmas season is already opening. Lecture about the half-timbered house Heimat – und Werkstätten 1292 Generationengeschichte. The main exhibition in the Museum Friedrich Stolze (Stiftung der Sparkassenvereinigung) allows us to make a detailed contribution to German-Prussian regional history. An imaginative journey through time to the Nuremberg court, a small prepared stage at the center of the past: A film-worthy setup – a living and sound backdrop that transports us into the experience of the noble families, the daily routine, the social task of the sovereign function of the city magistrate. The zeitgeist of remembrance, awakened for the history that has passed. The joint walking tour in the Imperial Cathedral demonstrates professional class as well as uniqueness (we are known for this in the rectory), whereby we even present the details in our own words with thoughtful eloquence. The religious volume of the church building results from being welcome guests of the city, but also from passively sharing the spiritual experience with the Christians, thus with the Diocese of Limburg (during Mass times, we return undisturbed for as long as possible). Make it cozy with candles and cookies. To be human and to stand up for one another, and in addition to the historical discovery, we can, if possible, have had an audience, a historical church tour to admire the contemplative group structure of the Christmas-Christian annual festival. After the journey of life, also in the frieze paintings of the Salvator Chapel, we leave the site of the Catholic house. We continue to the Römer-Palast, a deeply rooted explanation of the village coats of arms of the Hessenland below the only defensive tower of the then Romanesque-Gothic knight's town, its characteristics in the barracks with narrow windows and steel gratings, as well as a hidden chamber with a tiny iron access in the preserved iron beams. All this together with the vaulted ceiling in the style of the imperial king of his council – and the ballroom of the Roman city, even then, for enjoyment (food, wine, art), its wealth of history and art (Renaissance, Roman era), its emotional communication (gestures, volume) and its joie de vivre. On a worthwhile, impressive detour to the municipal administration's citizens' office to meet the current mayor on the city council.