Frankfurt Am Main Airport is located approximately 14 kilometres from Frankfurt, the fifth largest city in Germany. It offers accessibility to one of the world’s premier financial and business centres. The airport encompasses over 2,000 hectares in total and accommodates over 65 million passengers each year. Frankfurt Am Main Airport is the 12th busiest airport in the world.

Frankfurt Am Main Airport has a multitude of facilities inside the terminal buildings including shopping malls, restaurants, bars and lounges. However, adventurers keen to explore this fascinating city will need to venture outside. There are many highlights to Frankfurt. In addition to being a worldwide financial hub, it is also home to medieval squares, museums, arts and performance venues, shopping and dining. Visitors can travel into the city via reliable transport links from the airport. The Römerberg, in Altstadt or Frankfurt’s Old City Centre, is a good place to begin. Visitors can explore the historic centre with charming timber houses, museums and churches. Alternatively, amble down the riverside pathways admiring local architecture and gardens. Those with a head for heights should visit Frankfurt’s highest vantage point at Main Tower. The observation deck offers stunning panoramic views across the entire city. Goethestrasse and Hauptwache are popular for both luxury and high street brand shopping and foodies will relish a trip to Fressgass. The area has a high concentration of delicatessens, cafes, restaurants and gourmet shops. Dine at one of the pavement side cafes while soaking up the eclectic atmosphere of the city.

Getting in and out of the centre is a stress-free experience from Frankfurt Am Main Airport. Rental cars are available for those wishing to explore at their own pace. Taxis, trains and buses are on hand for visitors not wanting to drive. The airport is home to two railway stations. One for city and suburban train journeys, the other for intercontinental adventures. The S-Bahn departs every 15 minutes during the day to central Frankfurt station. Buses and coaches operate into the city centre and long distance destinations. Taxis are also available.

Frankfurt Am Main Airport is rooted deep in aviation history. In November 1909, the world’s first airline was founded here. It was named the Deutsche Luftschiffahrts-Aktiengesellschaft or DELAG for short. Today, Frankfurt Am Main Airport currently serves approximately 297 destinations in 104 countries. It has the most international destinations of any airport in the world.