Frankfurt (Main) Stresemannallee stop

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Frankfurt (Main) Stresemannallee
Stresemannallee platform-with-S4-to-Kronberg LWEOS1918.jpg
Passenger is waiting for the S4 to approach Kronberg
Data
Operating point type Breakpoint
Design Through station
Platform tracks
  • 2 S-Bahn tracks
  • 2 tram tracks
abbreviation FSTL
Price range 5
opening 1990
location
City / municipality Frankfurt am Main
Place / district Sachsenhausen-North
country Hesse
Country Germany
Coordinates 50 ° 4 ′ 59 "  N , 8 ° 40 ′ 13"  E Coordinates: 50 ° 4 ′ 59 "  N , 8 ° 40 ′ 13"  E
Railway lines

3688 South branch of the Rhein-Main S-Bahn (km 56.2)

Railway stations in Hessen
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Frankfurt (Main) Stresemannallee is a stop on the Rhein-Main S-Bahn network as well as a stop for the Frankfurt am Main tram and the Frankfurt (Main) city bus.

Location and surroundings

The station is located at km 56.2 of the S-Bahn route 3688 on the southern side of the railway overpass over the street of the same name in the Sachsenhausen-Nord district . The central platform is accessible from both sides of the road underpass of the straits of stairs and from the western side of the street also accessible by an elevator accessible. The entrances open at the corners.

At street level, there are options to change to line 17 of the Frankfurt tram and city bus line 78. In addition to this S-Bahn station, tram line 17 also touches 3 other S-Bahn trains: Frankfurt-Louisa, Frankfurt-Hauptbahnhof and Frankfurt-Westbahnhof.

History and role in the network of the Rhein-Main S-Bahn

View from the platform of the S-Bahn station in southern direction

The S-Bahn station Stresemannallee was built in the early 1990s together with the 213-meter-long S-Bahn tunnel Frankfurt Stresemannalle, which crosses the long-distance railway tracks, as the first section of the separate tracks for the southern outer branches of the S-Bahn Rhein Main.

For this purpose, the old underpass of the street of the same name was replaced by a much wider new building to the east of it.

This S-Bahn station formed the end point of the two southern outer branches of the Rhein-Main S-Bahn for several years . Lines S5 (from Bad Homburg and Friedrichsdorf ) and S6 (from Friedberg ) ended here. Through the western track apron of the Südbahnhof, the new route 3688 in the Südbahnhof connects to the routes 3681 and 3682 coming from the Frankfurt City Tunnel .

In the course of the construction of the own tracks (route # 3688) of the S-Bahn Rhein-Main along the Main-Neckar-Bahn, which went into operation in 1997, the next stop is the Frankfurt-Louisa station ; from there the route leads via Langen to Darmstadt . The connecting curve of the Main-Neckar-Bahn to the Südbahnhof (route # 3604) runs parallel to the station.

In 2014 a new line of the Frankfurt tram was opened, which with the new line 17 got a stop below the railway bridge and the train station; this is also served by the city bus route 78.

use

Platform of the S-Bahn, view to the west
Tram 17 to Neu Isenburg in the underpass under the railway
Bus line 78 to Schwanheim in the underpass

S-Bahn traffic

The stop has been served by the combined line S3 / S4 of the S-Bahn Rhein-Main since 1997 . In the first seven years of its existence, the station served as the terminus for lines S5 and S6.

The Frankfurt (Main) Stresemannallee stop belongs to station category 5 (local transport system stop ) of Deutsche Bahn AG (DB) .

Rhein-Main S-Bahn
Previous station line Next station
Frankfurt-South
←  Bad Soden (Taunus) 		S3 Frankfurt-Louisa
Darmstadt Hbf  →
Frankfurt-South
←  Kronberg (Taunus) 		S4 Frankfurt-Louisa
Langen  →

Tram traffic

Since 2014, the station is Stresemannallee which simultaneously with a tram - new line was opened, the line 17 of the tram Frankfurt approached. This runs from Rebstockbad via the trade fair , the main train station and Sachsenhausen to the city limits near Neu-Isenburg . In addition, there are two trips on the school tram line 19 from Schwanheim Rheinlandstraße to Louisa Bahnhof , Monday to Friday, at noon , which deviate from their regular route after the stop “Vogelweidstraße” and lead directly over Stresemannallee to Louisa Bahnhof.

Frankfurt am Main tram
Previous station line Next station
Stresemannallee / Gartenstraße
←  Rebstock Rebstockbad 		17th Stresemannallee / Mörfelder Landstrasse
Neu-Isenburg city ​​limits →
Vogelweidstrasse
←  Schwanheim Rheinlandstrasse 		19th Stresemannallee / Mörfelder Landstraße
Sachsenhausen Louisa train station  →

City bus transport

The city bus 78 (Schwanheim Rheinlandstraße - Bürostadt Niederrad - Driftstraße - Südbahnhof ) of the Frankfurt Transport Company (VGF) stops at the tram stop every 15 to 30 minutes.

Picture gallery of the S-Bahn station

  • left: km 56.4 of the S-Bahn line 3688 to Darmstadt • center: km 0.0 of the connecting curve 3604 to the Main-Neckar-Bahn 3601 • right: 3 km to the main station

  • Platform with hectometer boards of the S-Bahn route 3688 F-Südbahnhof - Darmstadt, view to the east

  • Platform, looking west

  • Platform with elevator, looking west

  • Ascent from the southwest corner of the underpass

  • Ascent from the southeast corner of the underpass

  • to the main route of the S-Bahn Rhein-Main through the S-Bahn tunnel Frankfurt Stresemannallee

See also

Web links

Commons : Haltpunkt Frankfurt (Main) Stresemannallee  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ abbreviation
  2. ↑ see: S-Bahn Rhein-Main # Second construction phase east and south
  3. ↑ current timetable for bus route 78