Frankfurt, la pequeña Manhattan
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Frankfurt es una ciudad financiera en Alemania que se compara a menudo con Nueva York debido a su importancia en los servicios financieros. Con rascacielos y una economía impulsada por los bancos y las instituciones financieras, Frankfurt se ha ganado el apodo de "la pequeña Manhattan". Sin embargo, a diferencia de Nueva York, Frankfurt mantiene un estilo de vida más tranquilo y europeo.
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