Seligenstadt, one of Germany’s oldest towns, was first settled in the 2nd century and sits on the banks of the Main River, just a half-hour from Frankfurt. The town is characterized by its Benedictine Abbey and a well-preserved medieval Old Town. Visitors can explore the historic streets and experience the vibrant Carnival celebrations, which add a lively touch to the town’s rich history. Despite its proximity to a major city, Seligenstadt remains a hidden gem, offering a quieter, more authentic glimpse into German heritage.
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