The Ostend is one of the District of Frankfurt. This is
one of the districts that has border along with the River Main. The area that is cover by this District is
6.432 KM 2 and the postal codes that are allowed to this area are
60314, 60316, and 60385 and the area code for this district is 069. This
district is also very famous for the brothels. The famous building in this
district is Sachsenhausen. The Ostend is a district of Frankfurt. It grew out of the so-called outer eastern city that is in the 19th Century developed.
Population
Compared to other inner-city neighborhoods such as the West or Northrend Ostend is the near east side and Grossmarkthalle working-class neighborhood, so the prosperity of the people of the East End still low. However, the district has won the performed construction and renovation measures and persisting structural changes to services greatly recently attractive. The Ostend was marked before the Second World War in the west of the Jewish population. At the Friedberger Anlage rose the beginning of the 20th Century, and in 1938 built and worn desecrated Orthodox synagogue - a bunker still stands in its place - on Röderbergweg there were the Jewish orphanage and hospital. Today, many street names recall how Reinganum or Königswarterstraße to the large Jewish community in the East End.
Infrastructure
The Ostend is connected to the S-Bahn stop Ostendstraße the power of the S-Bahn Rhein-Main. Except for the S7 there keep all S-Bahn lines. In addition, there are several subway stations of lines U6 and U7, the Middle closure complement the lines 11 (Fechenheim - maximum) and 14 (Bornheim - Neu-Isenburg) of the Frankfurt tram. With the Ostbahnhof it also has a regional station for the trains to Hanau and Würzburg. The main road through the district is the Hanauer Landstrasse. She is in the West a residential and commercial street. From the railway bridge at Ostbahnhof it widens and from Ratswegkreisel again on a busy main road towards the Main-Kinzig district. Near Frankfurt's east side, since February 2010, the abandoned market hall will be expanded with a new building and the headquarters of the European Central Bank (ECB) expanded. This extra Frankfurt skyscraper framework plan was modified. Parallel to the construction of the ECB, the road network will be rebuilt or for extensive renovations. This includes the upgrading of the Honsellbrücke and the construction of a new Main Crossing (Osthafenbrücke).
In the eastern areas in the wake of Osthafenbaus emerged (from 1908) as the workers' living quarters Riederwald settlement, which today forms its own district. With the Frankfurt Zoo is home to the Ostend also via Frankfurt far beyond well-known institution. Of the comparatively heavy war damage and population losses due to deportation, the quarter was recovering very slowly, but it is not just since the new ECB announced as future-oriented district. After 1945, often unimproved land and the site of the former gas station on Main have been converted into residential areas, has developed along the eastern harbor on old industrial sites is one of the most innovative services and commercial districts of the city. Additionally, "Hanauer" (highway), with its diverse range of clubs, restaurants and bars is a popular nightlife area. In other areas the district is becoming increasingly attractive. 2002, the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management (derived from Banking Academy and the School of Finance and Economics) settled as one of Germany's leading universities in Ostend (Sonnemannstraße) and in the spring of 2005, right next to the Bank Academy opened the training center Ostend, that and several schools Frankfurt is home to the community college. Moreover, the traditional Dr. Hoch's Conservatory - Music Academy, which in 2005 moved into its new building just to the Sonnemannstrasse. In October 2005, the Frankfurt Literature House moved into the reconstructed Old Town Library to classical of 1825. Between education center, and Ostendstraße Rückertstraße the Paul Arnsberg course was laid. However, he could yet take the expected function of a public neighborhood meeting places, because of the cool, stone surface may not be used as a children's playground.
Population
Compared to other inner-city neighborhoods such as the West or Northrend Ostend is the near east side and Grossmarkthalle working-class neighborhood, so the prosperity of the people of the East End still low. However, the district has won the performed construction and renovation measures and persisting structural changes to services greatly recently attractive. The Ostend was marked before the Second World War in the west of the Jewish population. At the Friedberger Anlage rose the beginning of the 20th Century, and in 1938 built and worn desecrated Orthodox synagogue - a bunker still stands in its place - on Röderbergweg there were the Jewish orphanage and hospital. Today, many street names recall how Reinganum or Königswarterstraße to the large Jewish community in the East End.
Infrastructure
The Ostend is connected to the S-Bahn stop Ostendstraße the power of the S-Bahn Rhein-Main. Except for the S7 there keep all S-Bahn lines. In addition, there are several subway stations of lines U6 and U7, the Middle closure complement the lines 11 (Fechenheim - maximum) and 14 (Bornheim - Neu-Isenburg) of the Frankfurt tram. With the Ostbahnhof it also has a regional station for the trains to Hanau and Würzburg. The main road through the district is the Hanauer Landstrasse. She is in the West a residential and commercial street. From the railway bridge at Ostbahnhof it widens and from Ratswegkreisel again on a busy main road towards the Main-Kinzig district. Near Frankfurt's east side, since February 2010, the abandoned market hall will be expanded with a new building and the headquarters of the European Central Bank (ECB) expanded. This extra Frankfurt skyscraper framework plan was modified. Parallel to the construction of the ECB, the road network will be rebuilt or for extensive renovations. This includes the upgrading of the Honsellbrücke and the construction of a new Main Crossing (Osthafenbrücke).
In the eastern areas in the wake of Osthafenbaus emerged (from 1908) as the workers' living quarters Riederwald settlement, which today forms its own district. With the Frankfurt Zoo is home to the Ostend also via Frankfurt far beyond well-known institution. Of the comparatively heavy war damage and population losses due to deportation, the quarter was recovering very slowly, but it is not just since the new ECB announced as future-oriented district. After 1945, often unimproved land and the site of the former gas station on Main have been converted into residential areas, has developed along the eastern harbor on old industrial sites is one of the most innovative services and commercial districts of the city. Additionally, "Hanauer" (highway), with its diverse range of clubs, restaurants and bars is a popular nightlife area. In other areas the district is becoming increasingly attractive. 2002, the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management (derived from Banking Academy and the School of Finance and Economics) settled as one of Germany's leading universities in Ostend (Sonnemannstraße) and in the spring of 2005, right next to the Bank Academy opened the training center Ostend, that and several schools Frankfurt is home to the community college. Moreover, the traditional Dr. Hoch's Conservatory - Music Academy, which in 2005 moved into its new building just to the Sonnemannstrasse. In October 2005, the Frankfurt Literature House moved into the reconstructed Old Town Library to classical of 1825. Between education center, and Ostendstraße Rückertstraße the Paul Arnsberg course was laid. However, he could yet take the expected function of a public neighborhood meeting places, because of the cool, stone surface may not be used as a children's playground.
