Night trains from Frankfurt am Main
6 destinations overnight 3 countries 3 stations
Frankfurt am Main is an important rail and transport hub in Germany. From here, there are night train connections to destinations including Berlin, Hamburg, Prague and Zurich. This makes Frankfurt especially suitable for travellers arriving from Hesse, the Rhine-Main region or via Frankfurt International Airport who want to continue their journey by night train.
The combination of long-distance rail, regional services and the airport is particularly practical. Frankfurt (Main) Flughafen is directly connected to the rail network and can be a useful access point for international travellers who want to continue by train after arriving in Germany. Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof is also one of the country’s most important interchange stations and offers many connections from other regions.
Before travelling, the exact station is especially important in Frankfurt. Depending on the connection, Frankfurt (Main) Hauptbahnhof, Frankfurt (Main) Flughafen or Frankfurt (Main) Süd may be relevant. Especially if you are arriving by plane or have a tight connection, you should always check which station is specifically shown and allow enough time for the transfer.
From Frankfurt am Main to Switzerland
All night trains in Switzerland →- Frankfurt am Main → Zurich CD EN40458 · 03:41 → 09:05 · 5 h 24 · daily
- Frankfurt am Main → Zurich ÖBB Nightjet NJ408 · 03:41 → 09:05 · 5 h 24 · daily
- Frankfurt am Main → Zurich ÖBB Nightjet NJ471 · 04:32 → 10:05 · 5 h 33 · daily
From Frankfurt am Main to Czechia
All night trains in Czechia →- Frankfurt am Main → Prague CD EN40459 · 00:28 → 09:25 · 8 h 57 · daily
From Frankfurt am Main to destinations in Germany
All night trains in Germany →- Frankfurt am Main → Berlin ÖBB Nightjet NJ409 · 00:28 → 07:22 · 6 h 54 · daily
- Frankfurt am Main → Hamburg ÖBB Nightjet NJ470 · 02:14 → 08:11 · 5 h 57 · daily
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