Frankfurt (Main) Süd station

[5] It is a stopping station for some long-distance routes (ICE, IC) and for regional traffic (Regional-Express and RegionalBahn).

A block west of the station runs the Schweizer Straße, the main axis of Sachsenhausen.

Immediately northeast of the station forecourt, between Hedderichstraße and Textorstraße was the old Sachsenhausen Tram Depot, which was closed in 2003 and has since been gutted and rebuilt.

The South Main line is still the most important rail link connecting Frankfurt with Leipzig, Berlin and Hamburg.

In its simplified Art Nouveau style, it is similar to the Höchst station opened the same year.

Environs of the former Bebraer Bahnhof , 1893
The Rhine-Main S-Bahn uses the two northern platforms, regional and mainline services use the three southern platforms.
ICE T Homburg/Saar in Frankfurt South station on its way to Frankfurt Airport
Südbahnhof tram stop
Walls of the underground station decorated with historic photographs, including of the old station building