Flights from Hyderabad to Frankfurt

Confident and Notable Frankfurt

Culture, finance and nightlife dominate Germany's fifth largest city. Confident and notable Frankfurt also pays homage to its history in its impressive architecture and museums. Visitors come to Frankfurt for the exhibitions and trade fairs. Nevertheless, they also enjoy the vibrant culture of independent cinema, nightlife, and club scene, making Frankfurt ideal for short breaks or longer stays.

Ideal travel time for Frankfurt

Any season is perfect for travelling to Frankfurt, as Germany's year-round climate is temperate. Winters can be cold and wet, with minimum temperatures reaching lows of -°10C. Summers tend to be pleasant and warm, with the average temperature at °25C. Peak holidaymaker months are from May to September.

March/April welcomes Frankfurt's traditional Dippemess Festival in the Rhine-Main Region, which is the area's largest folk and fun fair festival. In February/March, visitors delight in celebrating Carnival, or the year's fifth season. Highlights of Carnival,nclude colourful parades and processions.

Basic facts to know before travelling to Frankfurt

Indian citizen need a Schengen visa. Frankfurt has two main airports. Frankfurt Main Airport is close to the city centre and easy to reach via public transport. Low-cost carriers often land in Frankfurt Hahn Airport. While it is a two-hour drive from the city, buses are available. The cost of living in Frankfurt is much higher than in India. A basic meal costs approximately 10EUR. Frankfurt is Germany's business and financial centre.

Airport transfers and city transport

The S8, S9, or RE80 local trains take around 15 minutes to arrive in the city centre, at a cost of about 4.50EUR. Buy train tickets at airport vending machines prior to boarding. Taxis can take twice as long, especially in the rush hour. Once in town, a shared hostel room costs around 20EUR per person. Hotel rooms cost about 50EUR per person upwards. Travellers need to book very early if planning their visit to coincide with major trade fairs, e.g. the Motor Show in September and the Book Trade Fair in mid-October. Public transport includes trams, overground trains, the underground, and buses. The Frankfurt Travel Card Pass includes offers for museums and attractions. The approximate prices for Frankfurt's cheapest zone are as follows: a day-pass costs 7EUR, a single ticket costs 2.80EUR, a group ticket day-pass for up to 5 people costs 11EUR. Taxi service costs are more expensive and are often slower than public transport options.