Frankfurt Airport (FRA) - Taking the Long-Distance Train to Cologne (Köln) Germany

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  • Flying into Frankfurt, Germany is easy. So is taking a train to the Frankfurt Train Station, or in our travel, to another city within the country. You can buy train tickets at kiosks in the train station or via an app.
    Chapters
    0:00 Introduction
    0:36 Getting our luggage at Frankfurt Airport
    1:09 Taking airport bus between terminals
    2:05 Arriving at Terminal 1
    2:42 Buying Train Tickets to Cologne
    3:39 Boarding the Train
    4:40 End Credits
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    Websites related to this video:
    - www.frankfurt-airport.com
    - www.bahn.de (Train Travel in Germany)
    - www.rmv.de (Train Travel Frankfurt)
    - www.cologne-tourism.com (Cologne/Köln, our first destination)

Komentáƙe • 6

  • @oyen11
    @oyen11 Pƙed 3 měsĂ­ci +1

    I kinda need this. I'm traveling to Frankfurt this month for a few days by myself for the first time, and I'm tryna wing it out before I head to Ulm for business work ( and I'm trying to figure out that as well on how to get there)

    • @mstrmren
      @mstrmren Pƙed 2 měsĂ­ci

      Definitely buy your tickets online though! 160€ for that distance is a rip-off, and you can get it from just 9€ if you buy in advance.

  • @barryrowlings83
    @barryrowlings83 Pƙed 3 měsĂ­ci

    I did this the opposite way around going from Cologne to Frankfurt. Cheaper than flying direct to from the NW of England

    • @scottoftheroad
      @scottoftheroad  Pƙed 3 měsĂ­ci

      Thanks for watching. Makes sense. We flew direct to Frankfurt from North America, so it was nice to not have transfers. I wanted to buy a train ticket from FRA to Cologne in advance to save a few euros, but I chose not to just in case we had delays at the airport.

    • @barryrowlings83
      @barryrowlings83 Pƙed 3 měsĂ­ci

      @@scottoftheroad Cologne Airport is quite small. I had to give myself a few hours either way to take into account delays but despite the DB train strike I got there on time!

    • @scottoftheroad
      @scottoftheroad  Pƙed 3 měsĂ­ci

      @@barryrowlings83 The lady at my hotel did say that German train’s don’t always run on time, but I had great luck every time I used them. They were right on schedule. Nice to hear from NW England. I was planning on getting back around there in the fall (Chester), but looks like my work schedule has changed that. Hoping for next year!