Römer Square | The joy and noise in front of the city hall

Frankfurt's Römer Square was built in the Middle Ages. The Goddess of Justice in the center of the square, holding scales and a sword, faces the city hall, as if constantly sounding an alarm to the staff across the street! Germany's city halls all have the function of handling marriage registration, so there are constantly newlyweds coming in and out of the door, and some newlyweds even arrange the celebration ceremony directly in the center of the square. (See picture 4⃣️-6⃣️) There seems to be a ⚽️ match that day, and a large number of fans gathered in the square. From time to time, someone would shout a few times, and everyone would immediately clap and sing along, which was very lively! Looking at these groups of people who are having fun on their own, I can't help but wonder: Shouldn't the city hall be a quiet, serious, and solemn place? ⏳Play time: 1 hour 🚉Travel strategy: Take the bus to the city center Römer Square, which is within walking distance.