Looking for conference venues in Frankfurt?

Frankfurt is much more than just the financial hub of Germany - it's also one of the world's foremost economic powerhouses, making it an important site for all manner of business events and conferences throughout the year.

Understandably, this has led to a wealth of state-of-the-art conference venues opening their doors in strategic locations across Frankfurt, equipped with all the modern facilities needed to host successful presentations, training seminars and other business events - from plasma screens to free Wi-Fi access throughout the venue.

Most international delegates arrive at Frankfurt airport, which handles more than 45 million passengers each year. This has naturally made the area surrounding the airport a key centre for conferences and business events, and many Frankfurt airport hotels are equipped with all the facilities you'll need to host a successful conference of any size. Beyond the airport however, frequent transport links make it fast and simple to reach any destination across the city, and taxi drivers will be familiar with all the big hotels and financial buildings.

Some of Frankfurt's leading conference venues are housed within the city's top hotels and most recognisable skyscrapers. As one of the relatively few European cities to boast such a dense concentration of skyscrapers in its central financial district, there are clear advantages to hosting your conferences in the centre of the action, benefiting from incredible views over the metropolis and famous landmarks such as the Commerzbank Tower - the tallest building in the European Union.

That's not to say your Frankfurt conference rooms need to be ultra-modern however, as the city also features a number of remarkably well preserved historical buildings in areas that escaped the damage of the Second World War. Some of these heritage buildings have been renovated as luxury hotels complete with business facilities, so you and your delegates can enjoy a more tranquil atmosphere away from the bustle of the modern city centre.

Business has played a crucial role in all stages of Frankfurt's development, from its origin as the world's first trade fair city in the 13th century to its present status as Europe's second largest financial centre, so you should find it an easy task to organise business events in the city. As well as housing the world's fourth largest stock exchange, Frankfurt is also home to around 230 foreign banks - and with one in three citizens holding a non-German passport too, the language barrier should never present a problem.

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Paul Buchanan writes for a digital marketing agency. This article has been commissioned by a client of said agency. This article is not designed to promote, but should be considered professional content.

Author (pbuchanan). Submitted on Fri, 8 Jul 2011 Time: 2:52 PM

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