Römerberg is the historic heart of Frankfurt, Germany, known for its picturesque public square surrounded by beautifully restored half-timbered houses, medieval structures, and the famous Römer, which is the city hall. The Römer has been the city's administrative center for over 600 years. The square is an iconic representation of German culture and hosts numerous events, including the renowned Frankfurt Christmas Market. Adjacent to Römerberg is the Old St. Nicholas Church and the Historical Museum. The Römer itself consists of three main buildings, adorned with Gothic-style façades, a testament to the city’s rich history. The site encapsulates the reconstruction efforts post-World War II, as most buildings were rebuilt in their historical style after extensive wartime damage. Römerberg's central location makes it a prime starting point for visitors exploring the city's old town (Altstadt) and experiencing the blend of historic and modern architecture that Frankfurt showcases.