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   Where is Frankfurt am Main train station?

   • Frankfurt am Main’s main train station is on the river Main. If that doesn’t make it easy enough to remember, we don’t know what will. We’ll circle back later as to why that “Main” distinction is so important, but for now, let’s see how the sausage is made and dive into this railway hub in the German state of Hesse.

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   What is Frankfurt Main Hauptbahnhof station?

   • Frankfurt Main Hauptbahnhof Station, or Frankfurt Main Hbf as it is often called, is surprisingly easy to navigate. Due to the station being all on one level, you can arrive to the station on one train, step off, and then step right onto another train, all without having to meander through escalators, elevators and stairs.

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   How many passengers use Frankfurt Main train station a day?

   • More than 350,000 travelers use this station every day. To be able to manage this great volume of traffic, the central station has more than 25 platforms in five departure halls. Transportation from the Frankfurt Main Train Station to Frankfurt Rhein-Main Airport:

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   How many train platforms are there in Frankfurt (Main)?

   • Frankfurt (Main) Hbf has 25 mainline platforms, all lined up in a row and numbered 1 to 24 from left to right as you look towards the trains (there's also a platform 1a, hence 25 platforms in total). You can walk between any two platforms in just 2 or 3 minutes.

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   Frankfurt (Main) Hbf, end of the train shed. Taken from platform 24. Something to eat or drink. There are many food kiosks & eateries around the station, including all the usual suspects: MacDonalds is on the main concourse opposite platform 22. Burger King, Dunkin Donuts & a Nordsee fish restaurant are in the food hall opposite platform 14.

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   Jan 11, 2024 · Where is Frankfurt train station? The main train station in Frankfurt is located on the western edge of the city center. It’s on the north side of the Main river; attraction-wise, that means it's on the opposite side of the river from the Städel Museum. Don’t worry: this side of the river has a lot to see, too, including the famous ...

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   Dec 1, 2015 · The Frankfurt Main Train Station is one of the largest train stations in Europe and is located just west of the city center. More than 350,000 travelers use this station every day. To be able to manage this great volume of traffic, the central station has more than 25 platforms in five departure halls.

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   Frankfurt (Main) Hauptbahnhof, also called Frankfurt Central Station and Frankfurt Main Station, is the busiest train station in the German state of Hesse. Due to its location near the middle of Germany and usage as a transport hub for long and short distance travelling, Deutsche Bahn refers to it as the most important station in Germany.

   • Opened: 18 August 1888; 135 years ago
   • Connections: Frankfurt (Main) Hauptbahnhof underground

   • Station code: 1866

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   A user-friendly station map that will help you find your way around the station and its surroundings. This map is work in progress and is constantly being expanded. The information shown may be incomplete. Use the checkboxes to toggle entries. An interactive map provides information on the locations of elevators, stairs, escalators, toilets ...

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   EuroCity and InterCity trains connect Frankfurt with all other German and major European cities. Ask at any rail station for comprehensive advice on reaching other destinations. For general queries, there is a tourist information office in the station as well as one at Roemerberg 27. For help via email contact info@tcf.frankfurt.de.

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   Jan 28, 2023 · Frankfurt Main Hauptbahnhof Station Overview. Frankfurt Main Hauptbahnhof Station is a gorgeous station that dates back its origins to 1888. In 1924 two additional halls were added on either side of the main hall to increase its capacity to the 24 platforms it has today.