Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences prides itself on being a well-connected location, with transportation options that are not only efficient but also easy on the wallet. The city's transportation system is renowned for its comprehensive coverage and reliability, with trains, buses, and trams serving all corners of Frankfurt. At amber, we go the extra mile to ensure that our student accommodations are situated in areas that are conveniently connected to public transportation hubs. This allows students to travel quickly and easily to and from the university without having to worry about traffic or parking. City buses are also available, along with trams, which are particularly useful for getting around the city centre. For those who prefer to travel by water, ferries are also available, with one service connecting the stations Frankfurt-Hoechst Batterie and Frankfurt-Schwanheim Höchster Weg. Overall, Frankfurt's public transportation system is a major draw for students, making it easy for them to explore the city and its many attractions.
1. Bus: Given that rail-based mode of transportation serve all major routes in Frankfurt, buses only play a tiny part in the city's transportation system. However, there are some cross-town bus lines, particularly towards the north. Buses operate and serve as feeder services for subway lines. Students at Goethe-University are entitled to free local public transportation in the service area.
2. Trains: Local trains go up to 80 kilometres between Frankfurt and local towns and villages. In Frankfurt's urban region, most local trains have multiple stations and are also useful for getting around the city. German local trains are divided into Regionalbahn (RB) and Regionalexpress (RE).
3. Ferry: There is only one boat service in Frankfurt, and it connects the stations Frankfurt-Hoechst Batterie" and Frankfurt-Schwanheim Höchster Weg" in the Hoechst neighbourhood.