Frankfurt Travel Guide

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• Visa & Entry for Germany citizens: As a German citizen, you're traveling domestically within Germany, so no visa, passport, or special entry requirements are needed. A valid ID card (Personalausweis) is sufficient for identification purposes. No entry fees, tourist taxes at arrival, or pre-registration required.
• Frankfurt's nightlife centers around Bahnhofsviertel (edgy, diverse bars and clubs), Sachsenhausen (traditional apple wine taverns), and Ostend (trendy cocktail bars). Most clubs open after midnight and peak around 2-3am. Dress code varies - techno clubs are casual, upscale bars require smart casual.
• Public transport is excellent and safe at night. Buy a day ticket (Tageskarte) for €5.35 covering all zones. RMV app makes navigation easy. Night buses (Nachtbus) run when U-Bahn/S-Bahn stops around 1:30am on weekdays.
• Frankfurt is very safe for solo travelers, but Bahnhofsviertel near the main station can be sketchy late at night due to open drug scene. Stay aware but don't worry excessively - violence is rare. Stick to well-lit main streets.
• Many traditional restaurants and bars are cash-only (especially apple wine taverns). Always carry €50-100 cash. ATMs are everywhere but may charge fees for non-German bank cards.
• To meet other travelers: Stay at social hostels like Frankfurt Hostel, join pub crawls departing from Römerberg, or use apps like Meetup for expat/traveler events. Coworking spaces host regular networking events.
• Apple wine (Apfelwein/Ebbelwoi) is Frankfurt's signature drink - try it in Sachsenhausen taverns. Order 'Bembel' (large pitcher) and 'Handkäs mit Musik' (local cheese specialty). It's an acquired taste but quintessentially Frankfurt!

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