Editing Frankfurt (section)

===Nightlife===
Frankfurt offers a variety of restaurants, bars, pubs and clubs. Clubs concentrate in and around downtownand in the [[Ostend (Frankfurt am Main)|Ostend]] district, mainly close to Hanauer Landstraße. Restaurants, bars and pubs concentrate in [[Sachsenhausen (Frankfurt am Main)|Sachsenhausen]], [[Nordend (Frankfurt am Main)|Nordend]], [[Bornheim (Frankfurt am Main)|Bornheim]] and [[Bockenheim (Frankfurt am Main)|Bockenheim]].

In [[electronic music]], Frankfurt was a pioneering city in the late 1980s and early 1990s, with renowned DJs including [[Sven Väth]], [[Marc Trauner]], [[Scot Project]] and [[Kai Tracid]]. One of the main venues of the early [[Trance music]] sound was the [[:de:Omen (Frankfurt am Main)|Omen nightclub]] from 1988 to 1998. Another popular disco club of the 1980s–1990s and a hotspot for Techno/Trance music was the [[Dorian Gray (club)|Dorian Gray]], which was located within Terminal 1 at Frankfurt Airport from 1978 to 2000. Further popular venues were the [[:de:U60311|U60311]] (1998–2012) and the [[Cocoon (club)|Coocoon Club]] in [[Fechenheim (Frankfurt am Main)|Fechenheim]] (2004–2012). Notable live music venues of the past include the [[:de:Sinkkasten (Frankfurt am Main)|Sinkkasten Arts Club]] (1971–2011) and the [[:de:King Kamehameha Club|King Kamehameha Club]] (1999–2013).

Among the most popular active rock and pop concert venues is the [[Batschkapp]] in [[Seckbach (Frankfurt am Main)|Seckbach]], which opened in 1976 as a center for autonomous and left-wing counterculture.