Frankfurt (Main) Süd
Frankfurt, Germany
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Frankfurt (Main) Süd, located in Frankfurt, Germany, is one of three major railway stations for long-distance services in the city. Built in the Art Nouveau style by architect Armin Wegner, this through station—unlike the terminus at Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof—features nine tracks and five platforms. It serves as a significant hub for both long-distance trains (ICE and IC services) and regional traffic, while also functioning as a major rapid-transit interchange for the city's S-Bahn and U-Bahn networks. The station is designated a Kulturdenkmal (cultural monument).
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- Type
- railway station
- Heritage
- Kulturdenkmal
- Place
- Frankfurt, Germany
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