🐘 Frankfurt Zoo + City Walk 🚶‍♂️🌆

🧡 Frankfurt Zoo The original plan was to visit Opel Zoo in the surrounding area of Frankfurt, but my family mistakenly booked Zoo Frankfurt in the city center. Going with the flow, the experience turned out to be quite nice. Frankfurt Zoo is the second oldest zoo in Germany, and it's not very large, so it can be toured in about three hours. The design of the exhibits is very detailed, with even the kitchen cooking area displayed to the public, showing an incredibly meticulous representation of "ants moving house." The living environments for the animals are very close to their natural habitats, such as using a small river to naturally separate tigers from the outside world, and the sloth's area also houses rodents 🐭😂. It's evident that great efforts are made to create a natural ecosystem. 🧡 The hotel was still Lindner, which I continue to highly recommend. It's located right by the Main River, with an unbeatable view. 🧡 In the afternoon, we took a city walk along the Main River, and when we got tired, we hopped on a tram. We passed by the Frankfurt Cathedral, Römerberg, and the Euro Tower. The attractions are concentrated, and with aesthetic fatigue setting in, a casual look was enough. Police cars and officers were gathered near the Euro Tower. It feels like Frankfurt might not be very safe. For dinner, we ate at a "Malaysian-style bistro" recommended by a local friend. It was indeed delicious 😋 and reached the level of a genuine local eatery. #Frankfurt #FrankfurtZoo #Zoo #ZooDestination