“Eschborn Süd: Where Frankfurt whispers secrets of finance and technology.” This dynamic hub isn’t just steel and glass. It pulses with the energy of over 21,000 people working in hundreds of companies. Gewerbegebiet Süd, also known as the Wirtschaftszentrum Eschborn, stands as a testament to modern industry. The skyline here is unmistakable. Over twenty high-rise buildings pierce the sky, the tallest reaching 23 stories. This is the Deutsche Bank Technologiezentrum, housing mostly IT departments. Gewerbegebiet Süd is a place where fortunes are made and technological boundaries are pushed. Companies like the Deutsche Bank, Deutsche Börse, EY, and Vodafone call this area home. Even the Bundesamt für Wirtschaft und Ausfuhrkontrolle (BAFA) keeps a watchful eye from within Gewerbegebiet Süd. Recent years have seen a surge in construction, especially along Düsseldorfer Straße. The SAP high-rise, completed in 2019, redefined the entrance to Gewerbegebiet Süd. Nearby, the Sky Eschborn project reached completion in 2021. And the building boom continues. The Eschborn Gate complex, with its own towering high-rise, is slated for completion in 2024. The Börsenplatz Eschborn Tower is also planned near the EY headquarters on Mergenthaler Allee. Despite the modern architecture, Gewerbegebiet Süd’s history is tied to Frankfurt’s growth. Its location on the A 66 offered businesses a convenient link between Frankfurt and Wiesbaden. This proximity to major transport routes has fueled the area’s development into the economic powerhouse it is today. So, as you stand at the edge of Gewerbegebiet Süd, remember, you are on the doorstep of innovation. This is where the future is being built, one high-rise at a time.
Adlerwerke
From bicycles to Nazi atrocities, the Adlerwerke in Frankfurt has witnessed a tumultuous history. The Adlerwerke, meaning “Eagle Works,” began