Personalizable necklace with motifs of Frankfurt from MyCityToGo

Stabanhänger aus Edelstahl mit Reliefs der Koordinaten und bekannter Motive der Stadt Frankfurt

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Necklace Frankfurt

A stainless steel bar pendant with fine reliefs showing famous sights of the city of Frankfurt on 2 sides. On the other two sides are the coordinates of Frankfurt and the name of the city of Frankfurt. Alternatively, we can also manufacture the bar pendant with a relief, showing your own custom text instead of the coordinates.

The bar pendant is 5 cm long and has an edge length of 5 mm. You get a 45 cm long rubber chain with a plug-in clasp. A swivel is mounted between the chain and the opening in the bar pendant, so that the pendant can be rotated, and all motifs are easy to see. For a small extra charge, you can also get a necklace made of antelope leather in different lengths and colors.

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€129,00

Inkl. MwSt. (falls zutreffend) und inkl. Versandkosten

Wenn Ihr Schmuck auf Lager ist, wird er umgehend verschickt.
Ansonsten ist Ihr Schmuck nach 14 Tagen sorgfältig hergestellt und versandfertig.

Achtung! Anhänger mit Ihrem eigenen Text werden immer neu hergestellt und haben daher immer 12-15 Arbeitstage Lieferzeit!

These are the most famous attractions, landmarks and sights of Frankfurt, which we have put together for you:

From left to right, you will see on 2 sides of the pendant the Gutenberg Memorial on Rossmarkt, erected in honor of the inventor of letterpress printing, the Staedel Museum, one of the most important art museums in Germany, the famous Senkenberg Museum of Natural History with many thousands of exhibits including the popular skeletons and replicas of dinosaurs, the baroque building of Bolongaro Palace, built in 1774; the reconstructed medieval House of the Golden Scales in Frankfurt's old town, the Frankfurt Airport; the Fountain of Justice at Roemerberg plaza, and the Roemer, Frankfurt's city hall since the 15th century. Next to it, you can see the Trade Fair Tower, the skyscraper Westendstr. 1 and the Commerzbank Tower, 3 of the tallest buildings, which characterize the skyline of Frankfurt.

You will also find on your pendant the impressive Old Opera, dating from the late 19th century, the Central Station with its neo-renaissance façade, one of the typical “Bembel’s” (stein) with an "Aebbelwoi" (cider) glass, as you often find them not only in Alt-Sachsenhausen, the Goethe House, where the famous poet Johann Wolfgang Goethe was born in 1749, the 337 m high Tower of Europe, the sculptures of Bull and Bear in front of Frankfurt Stock Exchange and, of course, the St Paul’s Church Frankfurt, where the first National Assembly met in 1848.

<h2>These are the most famous attractions, landmarks and sights of Frankfurt, which we have put together for you:</h2>

From left to right, you will see on 2 sides of the pendant the Gutenberg Memorial on Rossmarkt, erected in honor of the inventor of letterpress printing, the Staedel Museum, one of the most important art museums in Germany, the famous Senkenberg Museum of Natural History with many thousands of exhibits including the popular skeletons and replicas of dinosaurs, the baroque building of Bolongaro Palace, built in 1774; the reconstructed medieval House of the Golden Scales in Frankfurt's old town, the Frankfurt Airport; the Fountain of Justice at Roemerberg plaza, and the Roemer, Frankfurt's city hall since the 15th century. Next to it, you can see the Trade Fair Tower, the skyscraper Westendstr. 1 and the Commerzbank Tower, 3 of the tallest buildings, which characterize the skyline of Frankfurt.

You will also find on your pendant the impressive Old Opera, dating from the late 19th century, the Central Station with its neo-renaissance façade, one of the typical “Bembel’s” (stein) with an "Aebbelwoi" (cider) glass, as you often find them not only in Alt-Sachsenhausen, the Goethe House, where the famous poet Johann Wolfgang Goethe was born in 1749, the 337 m high Tower of Europe, the sculptures of Bull and Bear in front of Frankfurt Stock Exchange and, of course, the St Paul’s Church Frankfurt, where the first National Assembly met in 1848.