Behind the tower, the area called Media Harbour
(known as ‘Medienhafen’), just conspicuous, considering at least those building structures like ‘Roggendorf House’ or ‘The New Zollhof’. Those manyhued big-limbed statuettes climbing up to the building (Roggendorf House) and especially, the hilarious fact that those all three artistically built structures in curvy lines (The New Zollhof), the symbolic icons, weren’t companies or museums, but were filled with the restaurants - What an Alice in Wonderland! - The fugitive image that a brown wavy haired sophisticated looking woman in her ivory white leather jacket is standing right in front of the glass-faced Italian restaurant, which is located in the middle of a tiny bridge linking these two areas(one for the entertainment and another for the commerce) with each other, and like-a-photographer-lookingly holding her giant DSLR camera in hands somehow made the modernistic and at the same time relaxed ambience, which, interestingly, later was meditated as the contrary to the old town’s on. - truly amazed by the fact that all these spots are reachable just on foot, though.