General
City Overview
City Statistics
Cost of Living
History
Language
Business
Business Services
Travel
Getting There By Air
> Getting There By Water
Getting There By Road
Getting There By Rail
Getting Around
Sightseeing
Sightseeing
Key Attractions
Further Distractions
Tours of the City
Excursions
Entertainment
Restaurants
Nightlife
Sport
Shopping
Culture
Special Events
Printable Guide
Mini Guide
Country Guide
Germany
Airport Guide
Cologne - Bonn Airport
Dresden Airport
Dsseldorf International Airport
Frankfurt Airport
Hanover Airport
Hamburg Airport
Munich International Airport
Stuttgart Airport
Berlin-Tegel Airport
 
City Guide > Europe > Germany > Frankfurt


Getting There By Water

Frankfurt lies on the Main River and the harbour, Hafen Frankfurt (tel: (069) 2123 6037; fax: (069) 2123 1063; website: www.hafen-frankfurt.de), is located at Friedensbrcke. There are no passenger facilities here, as it is mostly used for freight rather than passengers. Passenger services depart from Eiserner Steg, a pier/bridge more centrally located off Untermainkai, Rmer.

Ferry services: Ferry services from Eiserner Steg are available to other German cities, including Mainz, Wiesbaden and Rdesheim. Boats run between Easter (March/April) and October, three to five times per day, costing approximately 22 return to Rdesheim and 5 return to Mainz or Wiesbaden. These trips are offered by Frankfurter Personenschiffahrt (tel: (069) 133 8370; fax: (069) 282 868; e-mail: mail@primus-linie.de; website: www.primus-linie.de).

Transport to the city: The U-Bahn Rmer underground line is a short walk from Eiserner Steg, as are the S-Bahn station Museumsbahn and various buses.



   
Copyright © 2005 Highbury Columbus Travel Publishing Ltd
Terms and conditions apply