This is a huge railway station. Huge and busy. They've got loads of shops and restaurants to cater…read moreto every need. It's pretty easy to figure out where you need to go and which platform to be on for a train in or out. I think there are 20-30 different platforms. We took a DB (Deutsche Bahn) to and from the Black Forest without any issue. The trains are clean, smooth, and FAST!

It was quite an amazing train station with two dozen railway ramps, so check and double check which…read moreplatform your train is coming on. Our ramp moved, but fortunately, we figured it out. There are lots of restaurants, amazing bakeries, and coffee shops to choose from and if you wait inside in the restaurant area, you must make a purchase. Unfortunately, the train schedule is quite different on Sunday and we ended up having to leave the bullet train and get on a smaller train at another platform, carrying luggage up and downstairs. Then we drove a while longer on the train and then had to change trains yet again. We are so grateful to the people who helped us finally get to our hotel!

This station in west Frankfurt is right next to the Messe / Trade Fair grounds and has direct…read morepedestrian access to the halls. For me, this is the station that was closest to my hotel along Europa Allee - a short walk along a reasonably well lit roadway. Not much for services here at the station. I did not locate a free wifi hot spot while I waited for my train. There do not appear to be any snack or vending shops here though there are a couple of vending machines on the platform. There is also an automated ticket machine. It is reasonably well lit and the platforms can be seen from the Emser Brücke, so I felt somewhat secure. The station is served by S-Bahn lines S3, S4, S5 and S6. It is between Frankfurt West and Galluswarte stations. Unless you're headed to the Messe, do not exit to the south.

One of Frankfurt's main train stations, this one is more of a "through" station than a terminus…read morelike the Hauptbahnhof but it still serves the U-Bahn and the S-Bahn. It is in the Sachsenhausen district that is south of the Main river. Easy pedestrian access and with plenty of road access, a block off the main Schweizer Straße that goes through all of Sachsenhausen. I found the station extremely easy to negotiate and exit, heading towards my restaurant for dinner.

I landed up here because we were wandering around South Frankfurt and I couldn't be all that…read morebothered walking back to the hotel, so I decided to come here. From looking at the transport map it seems as if this station is actually the terminus as opposed to the main station because it seems that a lot of the trains pass through the Frankfurt Bahnhof, go in a loop under the city, and end up here. The thing that stuck in my mind was the the queue at the McDonalds was horrendous. In fact it was so bad that we decided to jump on the train and get some dinner back at the main railway station.

Very nice area to visit in Frankfurt. A lot of olde-time eateries, shops, and boutiques. I would…read moredefinitely visit here again.

Lots of walking and really pretty sights to see. my husband and i had a 22 hour layover and we made…read moreit down here to look around. Lots of shopping and eateries.

One of the city's main hubs situated at the eastern end of the Zeil (Frankfurt's renowned shopping…read morestreet), there is almost always something happening here, weekly farmer's market, Christopher Street Day and beach volley ball to name a few.

Functional S-Bahn station in West Frankfurt. It is an above ground station with an island platform…read more It is on the S3-S4-S5 and S-6 lines between Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof and the Frankfurt Messe Bahnhof. It has the usual automated ticket vending machine in a highly graffiti ticketing concourse with an escalator up to the platform level.

The stairs always smell like piss really bad and the escalators are broken almost all the time…read more Other then that the platforms are mostly clean am its not at all painfull to wait for the train. The machines to buy the tickets at the frankenalle entrance where the piss smell always is always seems to have problems taking coins.