Which is Which "Frankfurt"?

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Which is Which "Frankfurt"?

by kiwi Jan 2, 2004 at 1:06 AM

Do you mean move the location listing to the correct region? Is this what you are trying to say? Also for the Help and Technical forum thanks.

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Re: Which is Which "Frankfurt"?

by kiwi Jan 2, 2004 at 1:57 AM

There is very little information involved but I will write to the members concerned and let them know they have the wrong location. Thanks. Pam.

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Re: Re: Which is Which "Frankfurt"?

by Thuringia Jan 4, 2004 at 11:20 PM

Neben den fehlplatzierten Seiten der VT-Mitglieder findet der User hier auf der Frankfurt-Seite Europe > Germany > Bavaria > Frankfurt eine Vielzahl von Informationen, die sämtlich die Stadt "Frankfurt am Main" im Land Hessen betreffen, nämlich in den "Sponsored Links for Frankfurt" zahlreiche Hotels. Auch die City-Map hat für die Suche nach Frankfurt nur Frankfurt am Main und Frankfurt an der Oder zur Auswahl. Wann wird begonnen, diese schwerwiegenden Fehler , die sehr viele Orte betreffen, auszumerzen?

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Re: Re: Which is Which "Frankfurt"?

by Tilman Jan 5, 2004 at 2:24 AM

Hallo, wie schon in meiner Email erklärt, haben wir im Moment nicht die Resourcen, per Hand daran zu arbeiten. Zu den Sponsored Links: das ist eine Textsuche - die Resultate sind 'as is'. Ich würde vorschlagen, Du wendest Dich an Giampiero6, wenn er aus dem Urlaub zurück ist. Bitte nicht mehr im Forum posten - es ist für Reiseinformationen. Ciao, Tilman

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RE: Which is Which "Frankfurt"?

by eurotrotterguy Aug 1, 2006 at 10:14 AM

Oh the Rhine is a Great place to visit if you will be in/around Frankfut. The KD boat lines will take you up and down the river (included with eurail pass) and also on the mosel river. http://exploreglobe.net has Google Earth placemarkers showing train stations, ferry docks, etc. all up and down the Rhine with WAY useful links to schedules and info. There are also pictures of the major towns and sights and markers for all the castles linked to photos and a bit of history. It's like touring the Rhine in a virtual 3d world, and it is useful for planning where to stay and stop so you don't miss ANYTHING.

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