Frankfurt U-Bahn
Tram · Frankfurt · VGF / traffiQ
9 lines · 0 stations
Lines
- U1Frankfurt (Main) Südbahnhof ↔ Frankfurt (Main) Ginnheim Mitte0
- U2Bad Homburg v.d.H.-Ober-Eschbach (U) ↔ Frankfurt (Main) Südbahnhof0
- U3Frankfurt (Main) Südbahnhof ↔ Oberursel (Taunus)-Hohemark0
- U4Frankfurt (Main) Enkheim ↔ Frankfurt (Main) Bockenheimer Warte0
- U5Frankfurt (Main) Preungesheim ↔ Frankfurt (Main) Bockenheimer Warte0
- U6Frankfurt (Main) Johanna-Tesch-Platz ↔ Frankfurt (Main) Hausen0
- U7Frankfurt (Main) Heerstraße ↔ Frankfurt (Main) Enkheim0
- U8Frankfurt (Main) Südbahnhof ↔ Frankfurt (Main) Nieder-Eschbach0
- U9Frankfurt (Main) Ginnheim Mitte ↔ Frankfurt (Main) Nieder-Eschbach0
Quick facts
- Operator
- VGF operates Frankfurt's U-Bahn, RMV coordinates fares across the region.
- Payment
- Use RMVgo, ticket machines, or a valid Deutschlandticket. The airport is in the wider RMV fare system.
- Mobile ticketingDeutschlandticket
- Network type
- A Stadtbahn-style U-Bahn with tunnels in the core and surface/suburban branches.
- Stadtbahn
Mike’s notes
Use Frankfurt's U-Bahn as the city rail layer once you are in town, centered around Hauptwache, Konstablerwache, Willy-Brandt-Platz, and Südbahnhof. The airport train is the S-Bahn.
The airport is S-Bahn/regional rail first. After that, the U-Bahn is useful for hotels, museums south of the river, fairgrounds, and the city neighborhoods that sit outside the tight Bankenviertel/old-town walk.
Use RMVgo or machines for normal tickets. If Frankfurt is one stop in a longer Germany rail trip, check whether a Deutschlandticket covers the local/regional pieces you are actually using.