A day at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange

[SuzanneBozz]

Hello fellow LGs,

I just wanted to share some impressions of my stay at the stock exchange in Frankfurt Germany yesterday. I spend the day there, had a photo shooting and also a small role in a commercial.

OF COURSE I used this opportunity to make some LG points and write some reviews 😉 Been there many times, but never took any photos, can you believe it? Thanks to LG I now keep my memories of places that I have visited nicely organized and can share my experiences.

OK, in brief: If you come to Frankfurt Germany and you like this kind of atmosphere, just go to the Börsenplatz where there are many cafes and restaurants. Sit down have a cappuccino and enjoy people walking by making or loosing the big money.. 

Not too much blabla - please just have a look at some of the details, I think they are really very romantic and unexpected for a stock market.

(request for help: How can I rotate a photo  90°?)

Frankfurt Stock Exchange - main entrance

[Badruddeen]

Thanks @SuzanneBozz

Cheers

[TorM]

@JensJahnke

@Anonymous

this is one post from an other active German local guide. And when I remember well @SuzanneBozz has made the post about equipment for LGs...

Thank you @SuzanneBozz for sharing. Frankfurt has really some very nice places.

[FullCleveland]

@SuzanneBozz,

Great pictures! On a similar theme, I recently visited the Money Museum in my hometown of Cleveland. It is part of the Federal Reserve Bank of the U.S. One of 12 if the country. 

Here are some of my pics. The lighting was a bit reflective on my favorite part, the maps. But it was a fascinating place!

I suppose this is a political mapThis must represent the industry that this region was known for.The outlines of the 12 Federal Reserve districtsTruly inspiring ceilingsThis was once a bank you could walk up and see a teller.Who says money doesn't grow on trees?My favorite is Plunk