Frankfurt – the business city of Europe

Premium Business Center Frankfurt Call us! Tel.: :    +49 69 58005 9999 Skype:     Opening hours: 8 am-6 pm Mo-Fr, except holidays FBC-Skyscraper, 20. fl., Mainzer Landstraße 46 Frankfurt offers best requirements for your company with its location in the middle of Germany. Not only can you find the headquarters of the 10 biggest banks in Germany, but in Frankfurt and in a driven hour around Frankfurt are also the headquarters of 10 DAX-companies.

The Business Center Frankfurt City lies amidst the freeway linkage of Germany, of Europe. From the Azenio Business Center Frankfurt City you are at the Frankfurt Airport in 20 minutes as well as in Offenbach, in 30 minutes you reach Darmstadt or Bad Homburg, in 40 minutes you arrive in Mainz, Wiesbaden, Hanau or Aschaffenburg. There are many tourist attractions nearby. Only 40 minutes away you can cruise on a Rhine ship to the Lorely or watch knights on the castle Ronneburg, and in 50 minutes you can enter the castle of Heidelberg. Frankfurt is the heart of the Rhine Main area, one of the most important agglomerations in Germany with 5.5 million inhabitants. The Rhine-Main area is the interface of Europe’s data highway as well as the interface of the most traveled highways. The Rhine-Main network (RMV) is the largest transport association in Europe, the Rhine is the most trafficked river in Europe. Frankfurt has the busiest train station in Germany, and the biggest cargo airport of continental Europe. The ‘Zeil’ is the pedestrian zone with the highest turnover in Germany and Frankfurt’s fair center has more than 41,000 exhibitors and is the biggest fair center in Europe. With the Deutsche Börse AG and the European Central Bank (ECB), Frankfurt is the financial center of Germany and of the European Union. In connection with its castles and palaces as well as many other tourist attractions in the Taunus, Spessart, the Odenwald, Bergstraße, Rhinehesse and Rhinegau, the Rhine-Main area offers extraordinary leisure opportunities outside business. Furthermore, the Rhine-Main area is surrounded by four of the most important wine-growing areas in Germany: Franconia, Bergstraße, Rhine-Hesse and Rhinegau.