Frankfurt has an excellent integrated public transport system (RMV) including U-Bahn (subway), S-Bahn (regional rail), trams, and buses. A single ticket within the city costs €3.80 (2026); day tickets and group day tickets are better value for several trips. Buy tickets from machines or the RMVgo app before boarding; they do not need stamping.
Frankfurt Card: €13 (1 day) or €21 (2 days) in 2026, with unlimited public transport (including the airport) plus discounts on museums, tours and attractions. Available at tourist offices, hotels, and online.
Taxis are metered and reliable. Base fare €3.90 plus €2-2.60/km. Find taxi stands at major squares and stations. Uber, Bolt, and FreeNow apps work well in Frankfurt. Expect €10-15 for cross-city trips.
Frankfurt is bike-friendly with extensive dedicated paths. Call a Bike (Deutsche Bahn) and nextbike offer bike-sharing. Stations throughout city; rent via app. €1-3 per 30 minutes. Many hotels provide free bikes. Cycling along Main River and through parks is delightful.
Central Frankfurt is compact and walkable. Römerberg to Hauptwache: 10 minutes; Hauptwache to Hauptbahnhof: 15 minutes. The riverfront promenade and Altstadt are best explored on foot. Download offline maps or use Google Maps.
Not recommended in city center due to limited parking, one-way streets, and environmental zones requiring green stickers. If renting for day trips, pick up car from airport or outer locations.