Car rental Frankfurt - South, Germany

Frankfurt South

Frankfurt Suedbahnhof or Frankfurt South are two of the three rail stations for international train services to Frankfurt, Germany. Unlike many railway stations in Europe, Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof and Frankfurt Ebertbahnhof are not terminals for rail services but a non-terminus station, having eight tracks with four platforms, as well as a terminal. Frankfurt South is a terminal station, having ten tracks, four platforms, and is served by the Frankfurt-Schwerin-Vienna and Frankfurt-Lubeck railway lines. The terminal of Frankfurt-South station is located a bit to the south-east.

There are two ways to travel from one Frankfurt-North station to the other: direct and indirect. Direct traveling from the Frankfurt-Munich-Hamburg rail line to the Frankfurt-South station takes around two hours, while indirect traveling from the Munich-Hamburg-Bonn Frankfurt rail line to the Frankfurt-Suedbahnhof station takes around one hour. Direct traveling from the Frankfurt-Munich-Hamburg train to the Frankfurt-Suedbahnhof station takes around four hours, while indirect traveling from the Munich-Hamburg-Bonn train to the Frankfurt-Suedbahnhof station takes about an hour. Direct traveling from the Frankfurt-Bonn Frankfurt train to the Frankfurt-Suedbahnhof station takes about one hour, while indirect traveling from the Frankfurt-Bonn Berlin-Dresden train to the Frankfurt-Suedbahnhof station takes about two hours. These are the usual routes for travelers, especially when traveling to Frankfurt from other cities. However, the indirect route may be easier to take for travelers going to Frankfurt from abroad or for people who plan to travel during the weekends. The indirect route to Frankfurt from abroad takes around three hours.

When traveling to Frankfurt from another country, you can take the direct or indirect travel from the Frankfurt-Munich-Hamburg-Bonn-Berlin railway lines to the Frankfurt-Suedbahnhof station. The direct travel takes about one hour, while the indirect travel takes about three hours. This is the usual route used by many travelers, especially when going for an extended holiday trip to Frankfurt. The direct travel is less expensive than the indirect travel, but more expensive than the direct travel, if you want to get from one train station to another train station.

For travelers going to Frankfurt from abroad or to Frankfurt from Berlin, there is a direct and indirect way to go from the Frankfurt-Dresden-Bonn-Berlin railway line to the Frankfurt-Suedbahnhof station. The direct route takes about two hours, while the indirect travel takes about one hour. However, the direct travel takes about two hours longer than the indirect route, depending on your traveling times and the length of the journey. There is also a direct train to the Frankfurt-Bonn-Berlin railway line that runs for around three hours. The direct train is faster than the indirect train.

Frankfurt South is situated near the airport of Frankfurt Airport and it has been designed specifically for international tourists, and so people taking this route to Frankfurt may find parking a problem. However, the Frankfurt-Dresden-Bonn-Berlin railway line has a parking space at the airport. The Frankfurt-Dresden-Bonn railway line is a high-speed line, which means that it is quicker than other local trains.

Frankfurt is another city with very good weather and it can become very hot and very cold in summers. Therefore, visitors should consider renting a car.