Getting here

Arrival by car

• From the A61 motorway at the Speyer junction change to the B9 road in the direction of Speyer B9 exit Speyer/Dudenhofen in the direction of Speyer
• Turn right at the first set of traffic lights into Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße. The main entrance to thecampus of the German University of Administrative Sciences is located here, on which the FÖV site is situated.
• You can also turn right at the end of the street into Otto-Mayer-Straße. After about 200 metres you will find the FÖV and faculty building (level with the bus stop). The main entrance is located at the back of the building.

You will find parking places by the main entrance of the German University of Administrative Sciences (Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 2), next to the FÖV and faculty building (Otto-Mayer-Straße), or 300 metres further behind the Otto Mayer halls of residence at the end of the same street.

Arrival by train

From the ICE station Mannheim Central Station there is a twice hourly connection to Speyer by city train (S-Bahn routes 3 and 4). The journey time is around 25 minutes. Current train schedules can be found on the timetable information section on the Deutsche Bahn website.
Speyer train station is located around 3 km away from the university. We recommend taking a taxi or the number 561 bus. The journey time from the stop "Bahnhof" (Bus stop 1) to the stop "Verwaltungshochschule" (main entrance located on Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße) or "Landesarchiv/-bibliothek" (entrance to the faculty building/research institute and to the university halls of residence on Otto-Mayer-Straße) is around 15 minutes. The buses run daily from 6:17 am until 7:47 pm every half hour (until 7:17 pm at the weekend). The timetable for all city bus routes can be found on the timetable information section of the Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Neckar (VRN) website.

E-Mail:
foev@foev-speyer.de

Phone:
+49 6232 654-381

Fax:
+49 6232 654-290

Postal Address:
P.O. Box 14 09
67324 Speyer
Germany

Physical Address:
Freiherr-vom-Stein-Str. 2
67346 Speyer
Germany