What Are People From Frankfurt Called?

Central Europe, Germany

The demonym for people from Frankfurt is:

Frankfurter

Pronunciation:

/ˈfræŋkfərtər/

Ends in -er — see how this suffix works

Frankfurt am Main, Central business district (2024)
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About Frankfurt

Frankfurt is the fifth largest city in Germany and one of the country's leading financial centers, located on the River Main in the state of Hesse. It is home to the European Central Bank and the German Stock Exchange, along with the headquarters of many multinational corporations. The city's impressive skyline of skyscrapers has earned it the nickname 'Mainhattan'. Frankfurt is also a major transportation hub, with one of the world's busiest airports serving travelers from every continent. Its importance as a center for trade fairs is equally significant, and the Frankfurt Book Fair draws publishers and authors from around the globe each year. Beyond business, visitors enjoy the historic Altstadt, museums along the Museumsufer, and traditional apple wine taverns, which together make Frankfurt a fascinating blend of finance, culture, and tradition.

Quick Facts about Frankfurt
Population:
753,056 (2024 est.)
Country:
Germany
Region:
Central Europe

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Etymology of the Frankfurt Demonym

From 'Frankenfurt', meaning 'ford of the Franks', referring to a shallow crossing point of the Main River.

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