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Frankfurt is the country's financial capital; it is a heavily industrial city. Frankfurt's international trade fairs bring some 1.5 million visitors to the city. Fairs include the Motor Show, and the Cookery Fair. But the best known is the International Book Fair. Frankfurt has world-class ballet, opera, theatre, art exhibitions, and plenty of Cathedrals and museums all to enthral the tourist. The most interesting streets of Frankfurt are those within its medieval and commercial core. Overall, few other cities in Germany offer as unusual an insight into the existence of Germany's medieval past.
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 A network of fast, modern subways, trams, and buses links Frankfurt. You can cover most of the city on foot, as nearly everything lies within a 20- to 30-minute walk. However, if you're venturing farther a field, you can rely on efficient public transportation. Car rental or taxi is another way of touring the city.
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Flughafen Frankfurt located 11km (7 miles) from the city centre. Europe's busiest, which serves more than 240 destinations in about 110 countries. InterCity trains and S-Bahn offer commuter trains to Frankfurt. Rental car and taxis are also available transport from the airport.
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