Buses from Berlin to Frankfurt am Main

Buses from Berlin to Frankfurt: Journey Details

Buses from Berlin to Frankfurt operate all through the week. Weekday journeys start as early as 6:30 a.m., with buses leaving every half an hour for Frankfurt. Afternoon buses from Berlin to Frankfurt are slightly less frequent, with buses departing every hour. The last regular bus for the day sets off at half past five in the afternoon, however, there is another bus at around 11.00 p.m. for late travellers. On weekends, there are more buses during the morning hours, and during late evening hours. Low-cost tickets are available in both the morning and afternoon. Major operators include Flixbus, Postbus, and BerlinLinienBus.

Return journeys for buses from Frankfurt to Berlin are also offered.

Taking the Bus from Berlin

Buses from Berlin to Frankfurt set off from ZOB Berlin, the main bus station, which is located close to landmarks like the Funkturm. The well-equipped station caters to buses operating on local and international routes, and features 35 parking bays, luggage holding, waiting area and dining area. For those coming from any of the Berlin airports, a taxi ride takes less than 30 minutes. For those coming from the train station by the S-​Bahn, the journey to Messe ICC takes less than 10 minutes.

Getting into Frankfurt by Bus

Buses from Berlin to Frankfurt stop near Frankfurt am Main train station. The city features the busiest international airport and train station in Germany. From there it's possible to travel onwards to Frankfurt am Main airport. Taxi, cycle and bus services connect the area to other places in the city. A night bus service operates in the city. The major attractions include the Cathedral and the museum dedicated to Goethe. The city has an interesting nightlife to offer visitors and is also a commercial and business hub. The old town hall, Romer, with its interesting architecture and a distinctive balcony, and the Romerberg square, also form part of the city landscape.