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Mainkur - Ehem. barocke Zollstation
Historic Baroque Customs Station by the Main River
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Built in 1768, the Mainkur stands as a reminder of the era when customs duties were collected along the right bank of the Main River. This baroque customs station is located north of the historic center of Frankfurt-Fechenheim, with a name likely originating in the 18th century.
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The name 'Mainkur' likely originated in the 18th century.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1768
Guided Story
Imagine the year 1768 as you stand here. This baroque customs station was built then, marking a time when traders passed by, paying duties along the right bank of the Main River. Picture the bustling scene of merchants and goods as you look around. Located north of the historic center of Frankfurt-Fechenheim, the Mainkur carries a name that likely originated in the 18th century. The river, once a vital trade route, whispers stories of its past importance. These walls hold the echoes of a bygone era, a silent witness to the flow of history.
Location
Nearby
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