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Frankfurt

Frankfurt seamlessly bridges its status as a major European financial powerhouse with a surprisingly rich cultural heritage along the Main River. Dominated by an impressive futuristic skyline, Germany's transit hub also features the historic Römerberg square with its charming timber-framed buildings, world-class museum embankments, and traditional cider taverns, creating a captivating blend of old-world charm and modern urban life.

Official city site
May–Sep
Peak season
Nov–Feb
Off season
2–3 days
Recommended trip duration

Weather Forecast

Best time to visit

Plan your Frankfurt trip from May to August, when warm weather and longer days are ideal for sightseeing and exploring the city

May–Aug
Travel advisory

Stay alert for pickpocketing and street crime around Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof and Bahnhofsviertel, especially after dark.

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Quick Facts

Area
248.31 km²
Language
German
Currency
EUR
Timezone
UTC+01:00
Country code
+49
Population
778,589
Nearest airport
FRA — Frankfurt Main Airport
Region
Western Europe
Driving side
Keep right
Voltage
230V
ISO codes
DE - DEU
Plug types
Type C, F
Type C plug
C
Type F plug
F
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Frankfurt Through Eyes

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Emergency help in Frankfurt

Emergency numbers, hospitals, phrases and safety guidance for Frankfurt.

  • Police: 110 — Crime, threat, public safety issue
  • Ambulance: 112 — Medical emergency or urgent injury
  • Hello — Hallo (hah-loh)
  • Thank You — Danke (DAHN-kuh)
  • Good Bye — Auf Wiedersehen (owf VEE-der-zay-en)
  • Help — Helfen (hel · fen)
  • I am lost — Ich habe mich verlaufen (ikh HAH-buh mikh fair-LOW-fn)
  • Call the police — Rufen Sie die Polizei (ROO-fen zee dee poh-LEE-tsai)
How do I call emergency services in a foreign country?
Find the country’s emergency number and call it immediately.
What if I’m stranded without transportation?
Stay somewhere secure and contact your accommodation, transport provider, or local authorities.
What if I have a medical emergency at the airport?
Alert airport staff or medical personnel immediately.
What should I do if I feel unsafe around someone?
Move to a busy, secure location and seek help from authorities or trusted staff.
What if I’m caught in a flood?
Move to higher ground and avoid walking or driving through floodwater.

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