The Finance Centre, with its residential areas, its grand museums, its skyline that reminds one of New York (and thus nicknamed "Mainhattan"), and those typical suburban taverns that serve the famous Frankfurt Apple Wine, not to mention the huge airport in a city that is home to the largest volume of public green areas compared to all European towns, and then Goethe, the Book Fair and those delicious Frankfurt Sausages... the list of contrasts that make up Frankfurt‘s unique style can be infinite. Yet, despite its multicultural atmosphere this cosmopolitan city is pleasantly hospitable, which becomes evident in the fact that the European Central Bank and the skyscrapers are right beside the cafés on the banks of the Main river. You may suddenly find yourself witnessing the shooting of a TV programme or the production of an important German newspaper; you may even opt to take a guided tour of the Opel automobile works and observe, from a close range, the most modern automobile-producing technology in the fully automated factory.