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Cheap Flights to Frankfurt

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Frankfurt overview

Frankfurt, the city in central Germany, has an illustrious past. Long, long, long before airlines offered cheap flights to Frankfurt, the Romans and Charlemagne held court in the city, kings and emperors of the Holy Roman Empire were crowned there and German democracy "born" there in 1848. 

Like other major German cities - Munich and Berlin for example - Frankfurt was bombed heavily during World War II. Small parts of its original Old Town still stand however and, again, like many other German cities, a methodical restoration programme has ensured that Frankfurt's medieval buildings remain. 

Frankfurt's reputation today is as a banking and business capital. It is Germany's financial centre, with more than 300 banks based there, as well as a stock exchange, German Federal Bank and the European Central Bank. This money-minded city has an artistic heart however. It spends more on the arts each year than any other city in Europe. 

Savvy travellers can save some money by remembering that hotels' weekend rates are competitive. Once the business travellers have gone home, tourists can move in to enjoy this fascinating city at their leisure. 

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Frankfurt insider information

  • Frankfurt is not just a banking city. It is also a trade-fair centre, attracting travellers on cheap flights to Frankfurt for events such as the International Music Trade Fair, International Jazz Festival, Wilhelmstrassenfest Theatrium street festival, the world’s largest Book Fair, and a month-long Christmas Fair. 
  • Lots of museums in Frankfurt are closed Mondays. Wednesdays are a good day for budget-conscious travellers. Many museums have free admission then. 
  • Swimming and inline skating are popular pastimes in Frankfurt. The swimming centres offer more than lengths; they often have slides, waterfalls, and other amusements. On Tuesday nights, between March and October, inline skaters take to the road for a free, 42km skate. The event starts at the Ignatz Bubis Bridge. 
  • You can dance the night away at Frankfurt's many clubs. The city is also a leading centre for jazz. Sound of Frankfurt, a giant, outdoor music festival, is held every July with live bands, DJs, techno, house, rock, rap, and Latin American music. 
  • Frankfurt's "Left Bank" district - Sachsenhausen - is where you’ll find Apfelwein (apple wine) taverns. The Apfelwein tradition dates back to the 1790s. A tavern with a pine wreath over its door makes its own apple wine.

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How much do things cost in Frankfurt?

Transport
Petrol (1 litre)
C$ 1.98
One-way ticket (local transport)
C$ 4.08
1 km taxi journey
C$ 2.56
Taxi - fixed fee
C$ 4.45
Clothing & Shoes
Pair of jeans
C$ 119.47
Pair of Nike shoes
C$ 128.88
Restaurants
Meal at McDonald's or similar
C$ 10.38
Small bottle of water (0.33 litre)
C$ 2.61
Markets
Bottle of wine
C$ 7.41
A dozen eggs
C$ 3.13
Large bottle of water
C$ 0.89
How much does a beer cost in Frankfurt?
Local draught beer (0.5 litre)
C$ 5
Imported beer (0.33 litre)
C$ 4
Bottle of local beer (0.5 litre)
C$ 2
Bottle of beer (imported beer)
C$ 2
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More information about Frankfurt

  • Discover the city’s rich culture at one of its many festivals, including the Museums Riverbank Festival in August
  • Get cheap direct flights to Frankfurt and journey on to anywhere in Europe
  • Book direct flights to Germany, Frankfurt am Main, and be in the city centre in less than half an hour
  • Find time to wander around Bartholomew’s Cathedral in awe of the building’s splendid 14th century Gothic architecture
  • Visit the links above to find great deals on return flights to Frankfurt for an action-packed German city break
  • Make sure to try some of Germany’s traditional foods on the streets of Frankfurt including the Frankfurter
  • As European cities go, Frankfurt is up there with the best as a place for a fun-filled city break
  • Explore Frankfurt’s many museums that are located in the city’s Old Town or along the banks of the River Main
  • Venture out late to the city’s nightclubs, and relive the birth of trance music that occurred there in the early 90s
  • Spend an evening at Frankfurt’s Alte Oper. The historic opera house was reconstructed in 1981 due to public demand

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