How to get there:

By Car:

From Frankfurt /Main:

Take motorway A66 in the direction of Wiesbaden. Exit at either the "Hattersheim/Kriftel" or the "Diedenbergen" exit to Hofheim and follow the signs to Langenhain. (Written either as Langenhain or Hofheim-Langenhain).

From Frankfurt Airport:

Take motorway A43 to the A66 (direction Wiesbaden) and continue as above.

From Köln (Cologne):

Turn off the A3 on to the A66 at the Wiesbadener Kreuz in the direction of Frankfurt. Exit the A66 at "Diedenbergen" and follow the signs to Langenhain.

By Public Transport:

From the main train station in Frankfurt (Frankfurt am Main - Hauptbahnhof):

Walk to underground station (Tiefbahnhof) and take the S2 suburban train in the "Niedernhausen" direction. Get out at "Hofheim" station (the stop after "Kriftel"). From Hofheim, take bus number 403 in the "Wildsachsen" direction. Get out at the "Langenhain Siedlung" stop. Walk about 20 m (further in the direction the bus is going) to the T-junction and turn right on to Eppsteiner Str. The House of Worship is a 5 minute walk from the bus stop. A train ticket from Frankfurt to Hofheim costs about Euro 3.00 . This ticket is also valid on the bus from Hofheim to Langenhain. In the evening and on Sundays when the bus does not run, a shuttle taxi takes people from the train station Hofheim to Langenhain (Euro 1.50 for every person). A normal taxi from Hofheim to Langenhain costs about Euro 10.00.

From the airport:

take a train to Frankfurt central station and follow the directions as above. A train ticket from the airport to Hofheim-Langenhain also costs about Euro 3.00. A taxi from the airport to Langenhain costs about Euro 32.00.

Map: Langenhain and surrounding



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