Frankfurt's metro system is composed of the S-bahn (nine routes of suburban rail) and the U-bahn (nine routes of combined tram and underground lines).
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Transport in FrankfurtFrankfurt's well-organized public transport system comprises U-Bahn (underground) and S-Bahn (commuter trains) as well as trams and buses; services are generally punctual and efficient, and allow visitors to move quickly and easily around the city.
The Verkehrsgesellschaft Frankfurt am Main - or Frankfurt Transport Authority (VGF) - is Frankfurt's main public transport operator. Over 350 rail vehicles provide comprehensive mobility on nine Metro and ten tram lines.
Welcome to Frankfurt am Main taxis with the Uber app, where you can request local taxis using Uber. With in-app requests, your cab ride can happen at any time.
Yes, Frankfurt is a very walkable city. The city center is compact and easy to navigate on foot, with many pedestrian-only streets and plenty of parks and green spaces. The city also has an extensive public transportation system, including trams, buses, and the U-Bahn, which makes it easy to get around without a car.
Most tourists will ideally want to stay close to the Innenstadt and Altstadt at the heart of city, while those attending a trade fair usually aim for the hotels close to Messe Frankfurt in Westend.
Taxi faresTipping the driver is appreciated, simply round up the total sum (i.e. €9,20 to €10). All taxi drivers should accept payment with cash and by debit- or credit card.
The estimated cost of a taxi ride from Frankfurt Airport to Frankfurt Central Train Station is around €25-€35. However, prices may vary depending on traffic and time of day.
The Lufthansa Express Bus is a direct service that runs between the airport and Frankfurt City Center, with stops at major hotels and business districts. The Frankfurt Airport Shuttle is another option that offers door-to-door service to your hotel or destination within the city.
Public transport options in FrankfurtThis is both time-saving–the ticket machines, which only take credit cards with chips, can have lines–and convenient. Tickets can only be purchased in stations or on trams–not on the metro lines.