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Frankfurt am Main Airport is one of the largest international airports in Europe with intense traffic. It is the fourth in the list of the largest European airports. It is located 11 km from Frankfurt, one of the centers of European economic development. The airport was founded in 1936 as a commercial facility and a base for airships. Then, the airport was transformed into a military base. Every year, the airport services over 65 million people in two master terminals and the special terminal used only by the Lufthansa Company. The airfield consists of four air-strips.

There are three concourses in Terminal 1: A, B, C. Terminal 2 includes concourses D and E. You can move between terminals by the automated system Skyline and free shuttles.

At the airport, there are two railway stations including one for long-distance trains, Inter City Express. Near T1 (zone B), there is a railway station for suburban and regional trains. Bus stops are located at the arrival level of T1 and at the second level near T2. The airport is linked with Frankfurt by bus routes. At the airport, there is also a wide choice of taxis, cars, transfers, and car-sharing services. Read all...

The Museum of Icons occupies one of the beautiful historic buildings today. Its founder was a famous German physician Schmidt-Voigt. He'd traveled to many places throughout his life and got a collection of Orthodox artifacts. Some of them have been brought even from African states. Eventually, the doctor presented his unique collection to the city. The opening of the museum took place in the building of the old monastery, which once belonged to the Teutonic Order.
The Church of St. Justin is now officially considered one of the oldest churches in Germany. It was built in the 9th century. Presently, the church is remarkable not only for its unique architecture but for the diversity of its religious values. An old garden remained near the church. Medicinal plants have been grown there for hundreds of years.

The old Echenheim Tower is a prominent monument from the Middle Ages. It was built in the 15th century and used to be part of a great defensive complex. The city was surrounded by a solid wall at that time. There were 60 towers around the perimeter. Only a few of them have survived to this day. The Eschenheim Tower is a vivid example of the Gothic style. Today, a famous national restaurant and a mini-hotel are situated in the old tower.
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