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Budget
HK$4,210 - HK$5,603
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Departure
Return
Price
NewarkHamburg
EWR - HAM
EWRHAM
Newark
Mon 15-4
2 stops14h 35m
Hamburg
Wed 1-5
2 stops24h 10m
Seattle/Tacoma IntlFrankfurt am Main
SEA - FRA
SEAFRA
Seattle/Tacoma Intl
Thu 18-4
1 stop15h 50m
Frankfurt am Main
Wed 24-4
1 stop16h 40m
Seattle/Tacoma IntlFrankfurt am Main
SEA - FRA
SEAFRA
Seattle/Tacoma Intl
Thu 11-4
Nonstop9h 50m
Frankfurt am Main
Thu 25-4
Nonstop10h 15m
Seattle/Tacoma IntlFrankfurt am Main
SEA - FRA
SEAFRA
Seattle/Tacoma Intl
Sun 21-4
1 stop24h 50m
Frankfurt am Main
Tue 7-5
2 stops20h 20m
PhiladelphiaHamburg
PHL - HAM
PHLHAM
Philadelphia
Wed 25-9
1 stop18h 35m
Hamburg
Thu 3-10
1 stop15h 50m
Seattle/Tacoma IntlFrankfurt am Main
SEA - FRA
SEAFRA
Seattle/Tacoma Intl
Mon 23-9
1 stop12h 10m
Frankfurt am Main
Fri 4-10
1 stop15h 35m
Seattle/Tacoma IntlFrankfurt am Main
SEA - FRA
SEAFRA
Seattle/Tacoma Intl
Wed 10-4
1 stop31h 53m
Frankfurt am Main
Wed 17-4
2 stops35h 42m
Currently, December is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Germany (average of HK$618). Flying to Germany in August will prove the most costly (average of HK$1,073). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
January
HK$5,884
February
HK$4,984
March
HK$6,213
April
HK$6,565
May
HK$6,096
June
HK$6,612
July
HK$7,042
August
HK$8,396
September
HK$6,604
October
HK$5,665
November
HK$5,094
December
HK$4,836
FRA Temperature | 1 - 18 °C |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to Germany, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, July is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 18.0 C. Travellers hoping to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 1.0 C).
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Very limited choices of movies; no news channels; very little international music or movie offerings
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Very limited choices of movies; no news channels; very little international music or movie offerings
For a country with so many natural attractions and so well linked from the UK (there are more than 20 flights to Germany per day from the London airports alone) it is a surprisingly under-visited place.
Germany boasts exciting cities, charming old towns (hosting those world-famous Christmas markets), fairytale castles, snow-capped mountains, seaside resorts, national parks and nature reserves. The roll call of notable Germans is impressive; the country’s art galleries are world class.
The old towns of its cities, though damaged during the Second World war have been restored meticulously. The German reputation for innovation and technical expertise extends to its beer too. There are more than 1,200 breweries and a Purity Law, dating from the 1500s, that ensures the very highest standards. Munich holds the world’s best beer festival each autumn: the Oktoberfest.
Berlin is capital, one of the coolest European cities, with a multicultural population and a thriving arts and entertainment scene.
Frankfurt is the centre of Germany’s banking industry, but also the city that spends more on the arts than any other European city.
Hamburg, the ancient port city, is Northern Germany’s commercial centre, capital of sports and home to the famous red-light district, the Reeperbahn.
Germany’s seasons have distinct characteristics. It’s cold and wet during the winter and temperatures drop from near freezing to well below freezing the farther east you travel. If you make it to April and May, you can see all the fruit trees and flowers bloom. Summertime is warm, although you will encounter the occasional cloudy, rainy day. It doesn’t get too hot though. Temperatures range between 20 and 30 degrees.
Germany has an excellent rail and bus network for getting around the country, as well as major and regional airports. Another option is a cruise on the Rhine or Main River.
Some cities have areas that are best explored on foot, such as the historic districts in Berlin and Frankfurt. Public transport is the best way to get around a city. Berlin in particular has an excellent public transport system. Taxis are also available.
Although driving is possible in the cities, public transport is better as the rush-hour traffic is frustrating. In Berlin, parking is a problem, especially since parking restrictions are not always clearly marked. When parking in a garage, pay before going to your car. Insert the ticket into the machine, pay the amount, then retrieve the ticket. Go to your car and when you exit insert the ticket in the slot to raise the barrier. Rumour has it that there’s no Autobahn speed limit, but drivers have been stopped and ticketed. The German government recommends a speed limit of 130 kmph (80 mph).