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1. • • There are nine combined U-Bahn/tram lines and almost 90 stations: U1–U3: These lines run from the southern railway station to the north of the city on one route, then split towards Nordweststadt (U1; red), Bad Homburg-Gonzenheim (U2; light green), and Oberursel (U3; dark purple).
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   Where is the Frankfurt Metro located?

   • Located in the heart of Frankfurt, Germany, the Frankfurt Metro is an integral part of the city’s transport system. Often referred to by its German nickname, U-Bahn, an abbreviation of Untergrundbahn meaning ‘underground’, it stretches an impressive 40.32 miles. It is made up of nine lines that encompass approximately 86 stations.

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   How do I get to the U-Bahn station in Frankfurt?

   • The U-bahn station can be accessed from an entrance at the end of the main hall, which leads off from the centre of the concourse and connects into the main street exits at the front of the station S-Bahn (commuter) trains on Lines S8 and S9 link Frankfurt (Main) Hbf to Frankfurt Flughafen/Airport - take trains heading to Weisbaden.

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   How many underground stations are there in Frankfurt?

   • The U1, the first line of Frankfurt’s underground system, is 12.3 kilometres long and has 20 stations. It runs through the city centre, connecting the northern suburbs from its terminus at Ginnheim to the southern station, Südbahnhof. It is represented by the colour red.

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   Is Frankfurt a good train station?

   • Despite its size Frankfurt (Main) hbf is also a comparatively easy station to use. That’s because it is a terminus station - so all long-distance trains arrive at the one level and have step-free access to the main concourse and exits.

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   The Metro of Frankfurt is a transportation system located in the city of Frankfurt, in Germany. It is also known by its name in German, U-Bahn, acronym of the word Untergrundbahn, which means underground. The metro has a length of 40.32 miles, which comprehends a total of nine lines that encompass about 86 stations.

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   The quickest route between Frankfurt (Main) Hbf and the city centre is to take a S-Bahn train from the lower level station to/from Hauptwache or Konstablerwache stations. Rail passes can be used on the S-Bahn trains. The gleis (platforms/tracks) used by the local S-Bahn trains to the city centre and to the flughafen/airport are at a lower level.

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   Network maps – RMV. With the RMV's network maps for train, underground, tram and bus lines you have everything in view. The maps include rail and local services, as well as express and night lines. EXTERNAL CONTENT.

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   Oct 23, 2020 · The U-Bahn (underground) operates partly below ground and often works in connection with the tram system. Trains run every 2 to 5 minutes within the city center. Frequency slows to 10 to 20 minutes after 8 p.m., and night buses take over from 1 to 4 a.m.

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   There is also a U-Bahn (metro) station underneath the station, accessed via the steps down in the main hall. For an excellent 3D plan of the station go to www.bahnhof.de and search for Frankfurt (Main) Hbf. The main station hall, inside the main entrance. Taken facing the station exit, with my back towards the trains.

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   Located in the heart of Frankfurt, Germany, the Frankfurt Metro is an integral part of the city’s transport system. Often referred to by its German nickname, U-Bahn, an abbreviation of Untergrundbahn meaning ‘underground’, it stretches an impressive 40.32 miles.

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   An underground transit system, it began operations in the year 1968 and has undergone numerous expansions. At present, the network comprises suburban above-ground lines and three tunnels that run through the city. More than half of the lines in the network runs underground.