Frankfurt is not known as a city for people who enjoy walking. However, it is compact and manageable, making it well-suited for exploration on foot. The inner core can be traversed in about one to one and a half hours in any direction, providing ample time to organize one's thoughts and find oneself again. Stefan Geyer spent half of his life in Berlin before moving to Frankfurt at the beginning of the millennium. In his numerous walks, he conveys a picture of Frankfurt with a special eye for detail and attempts to capture the fleeting moments, much like a snapshot, that is accessible only to those who wander through the city on foot. Everyone else just passes by. "This text is a fine construct; it is about much more than one might think. Walking through Frankfurt develops a subtle cosmos of present contemplation and world assessment." (Andreas Maier).