NEW YORKER Festival Guide 2023 EN
Rocking again! Bright blue skies, sunshine, lots of friends with you and your favourite bands on stage. Sounds like a dream? Yes, it‘s true: the last few years have demanded a lot of patience from us. But now we can finally party together again and experience our favourite acts live on stage for the whole day or even a weekend together with our best friends! Music is a matter close to NEW YORKER‘s heart and has always been closely linked to our fashion. That‘s why we are pleased to be able to give you an orientation on the most important festivals and the top locations with the NEW YORKER Festival Guide 2023. From north to south, from east to west: here are our favourite open airs and music events across Europe, plus city tips for a great time in each region.
Rocking again! Bright blue skies, sunshine, lots of friends with you and your favourite bands on stage. Sounds like a dream? Yes, it‘s true: the last few years have demanded a lot of patience from us. But now we can finally party together again and experience our favourite acts live on stage for the whole day or even a weekend together with our best friends!
Music is a matter close to NEW YORKER‘s heart and has always been closely linked to our fashion. That‘s why we are pleased to be able to give you an orientation on the most important festivals and the top locations with the NEW YORKER Festival Guide 2023.
From north to south, from east to west: here are our favourite open airs and music events across Europe, plus city tips for a great time in each region.
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Pastrami at Maxie Eisen<br />
Frankfurt‘s Bahnhofsviertel was<br />
long one of the most notorious<br />
corners of Germany. Today, the<br />
drug and red-light scene still<br />
characterizes some of the streets,<br />
but the charm of the international<br />
district is made up of Indian spice<br />
dealers, vegetable stores - and a<br />
gastromony scene, such as Maxie<br />
Eisen, named after a Chicago<br />
gangster with German roots and<br />
connections to Al Capone. During<br />
the day, the Jewish specialty<br />
„pastrami“ is served here; in the<br />
evening, the bar opens with cocktails<br />
inspired by the 1920s and<br />
1930s.<br />
Maxie Eisen Bar<br />
Münchener Str. 18<br />
60329 Frankfurt am Main<br />
Mon: 6 p.m. - 1 a.m.<br />
Tue - Fri: 18.00 - 02.00 hrs<br />
Sat: 18.00 - 03.00 h<br />
www.maxieeisen.com/bar<br />
CITY<br />
FACTS<br />
The name of the city comes from<br />
Emperor Charlemagne, who named<br />
the settlement „Franconovud“ in<br />
794. History was made in Frankfurt‘s<br />
Paulskirche when the first freely<br />
elected German parliament met<br />
there in 1848.<br />
Museums en Masse<br />
One of the most important and multifaceted<br />
museum locations in Germany<br />
and the world is Frankfurt‘s Museumsufer,<br />
with a total of 37 museums offering<br />
visitors an extraordinary variety<br />
of cultural experiences. In the Städel<br />
Museum, masterpieces from the 14th<br />
century to the present can be seen, as<br />
well as many special exhibitions such<br />
as the painter Ottilie W. Roederstein on<br />
display from 20.7.-16.10.2022<br />
PHOTO: ESRA KLEIN
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