Student Accommodations in Bahnhofsviertel, Frankfurt

Bahnhofsviertel is located in a beautiful city in Germany. Every year students relocate to this country from all over the globe to receive education from renowned universities. Bahnhofsviertel is a quarter located in Frankfurt; this locality is known as the main hub of entertainment in Frankfurt. Bahnhofsviertel is located in one of the safest cities in the world, and this is one of the main reasons students prefer pursuing higher education in this city. Safety is one of the main factors considered while finding student accommodations. Along with safety, international students also look for neighbourhoods, comfort and lifestyle.

Finding student accommodation in Bahnhofsviertel, along with various amenities and at an ideal location, can be difficult. Amber offers you student accommodation in Bahnhofsviertel with various amenities at affordable prices. We offer various types of studios in Bahnhofsviertel for students. These properties in Bahnhofsviertel are located at ideal distances from some universities as well as various cafes, clubs, restaurants and tourist spots in Frankfurt. The students can commute via public transport and explore some magnificent tourist places in Frankfurt.

Bahnhofsviertel is one of the main centres of entertainment in the city of Frankfurt, Germany. This locality developed between 1891 and 1915 and is one of the inner-density cities in Frankfurt. The almost trapeze-shaped district is the second smallest district in Frankfurt. This areal lies in the central part of the city, offering well-connected routes and easy access to the parts of the city. The Main Riverbank in the south of Bahnhofsviertel is one of the most popular green areas in the city. The Frankfurt University of applied sciences and Goethe University embark as one of the top universities in the world located near this amazing locality. These universities are easily accessible through public transport.

Bahnhofsviertel is a pretty place to live in. The place offers beautiful places to visit and gives the students an opportunity to explore German culture. The infrastructure of this locality offers easy access to exceptional places in the city. The student accommodations mentioned below offer various amenities and are designed by keeping the student's comfort in mind ensuring a comfortable stay.

1. Yugo Alvarium

Yugo Alvarium is an excellent student accommodation in Bahnhofsviertel. This property offers various types of studios for students to live in. The studio rooms offer a bed, chair, stool, cupboards and wardrobes. The students can access the internet services as wi-fi is provided. The rent includes amenities like a microwave and a refrigerator/fridge to store and heat food. The studios offer private bathrooms with complimentary water, heating and electricity facilities.

2. Yugo Urbanum

Yugo Urbanum is yet another phenomenal student accommodation in Bahnhofsviertel. The property offers various types of studios that include various amenities like a double bed, Built-in cupboards, shelves and wardrobes. This marks an ideal student housing in Frankfurt as it offers various amenities and is located at an ideal distance from the universities and hangout spots.

The cost of Living in Frankfurt for students is relatively high compared to other cities. Frankfurt is the 2nd most expensive city in Germany after Munich. Living away from home comes with its own bucket of challenges, and managing finances is a crucial part of it. Every student fixes a budget so he/she can spend effectively. Below is an approximate cost incurred on a monthly basis. It is advised to keep aside around €800 - €1000 for personal expenses.

1. Food and groceries: €50- €100 per month

2. Travel: €10- €100 per month

3. Phone plan: €35- €50 per month

4. Utilities: €100- €300 per month

5. Sports and Leisure: €10- €45 per month

Bahnhofsviertel is located in the central part of Frankfurt city, offering easy access to the rest of the city. The routes are well-connected, and the students can visit various places via public transport. The routes offer a high coverage of the locality, and the students can also get a travel card with discounted rates. S-Bahn, City buses, trams, ferries and regional trains come under the local public transportation in the city. The one-way ticket for buses, trains and ferries usually charges between €1.5 - €3

1. Bus

The major routes in the locality are mostly covered by rail routes, and hence, buses play a small part in the transportation system. There are some cross-town bus routes predominantly towards the north. 34, 50, 64 and 75 are some of the bus routes in the district. The buses also operate as feeders for the subway lines. The U1, U2, U3, and U4 are some of the subway lines that run in this locality.

2. Trains and trams

The locals are divided into Regionalbahn (RB) and Regional Express (RE), which cover the major rail routes in Bahnhofsviertel. The trains go up to 80 kilometres between the city and the local villages. Many trains have multiple stations, which is useful for getting around in the city. Various tram lines like 11, 12, 16, 21, and 22 pass through this beautiful district.

3. Ferry

There is one single-boat service which connects the Frankfurt-Hoechst Batterie" and Frankfurt-Schwanheim Höchster Weg" which is in Hoechst.

4. Cycle

The students can go around cycling to explore the area more. There are some routes designed only for cycling so that one can avoid vehicular traffic.