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List of Frankfurt U-Bahn stations

List of Frankfurt U-Bahn stations

This list contains all stations of the Frankfurt U-Bahn system

# Alte Oper ("Old Opera House")
# Bockenheimer Warte ("University Campus Bockenheim")
# Bonames Mitte
# Bornheim Mitte
# Dom / Römer ("Cathedral / city hall")
# Dornbusch
# Eckenheimer Landstraße / Marbachweg
# Eissporthalle ("Frankfurt ice rink")
# Enkheim
# Eschenheimer Tor ("Eschenheim gate")
# Festhalle / Messe ("Festival hall / Fairground")
# Fischstein
# Friedhof Westhausen
# Fritz-Tarnow-Straße
# Gießener Straße
# Ginnheim
# Glauburgstraße
# Große Nelkenstraße
# Grüneburgweg
# Gwinnerstraße
# Habsburgerallee
# Hauptbahnhof
# Hauptfriedhof
# Hauptwache
# Hausen
# Hausener Weg
# Heddernheim
# Heddernheimer Landstraße
# Heerstraße
# Hessen-Center
# Höhenstraße
# Holzhausenstraße
# Hügelstraße
# Industriehof / Neue Börse ("New stock exchange")
# Johanna-Tesch-Platz
# Kalbach
# Kirchplatz
# Konstablerwache
# Kruppstraße
# Leipziger Straße
# Lindenbaum
# Marbachweg / Sozialzentrum
# Merianplatz
# Miquel- / Adickesallee / Polizeipräsidium
# Musterschule
# Nibelungenallee / Deutsche Nationalbibliothek ("German national library")
# Niddapark
# Nieder-Eschbach
# Niederursel
# Nordwestzentrum
# Ostbahnhof
# Parlamentsplatz
# Preungesheim
# Riedwiese
# Römerstadt
# Ronneburgstraße
# Sandelmühle
# Schäfflestraße
# Schweizer Platz
# Seckbacher Landstraße
# Sigmund-Freud-Straße
# Stephan-Heise-Straße
# Südbahnhof
# Theobald-Ziegler-Straße
# Versorgungsamt
# Weißer Stein
# Westend
# Wiesenau
# Willy-Brandt-Platz / Europäische Zentralbank ("European Central Bank")
# Zeilweg
# Zoo


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