Cheap flights to Hamburg

One of Germany's most vibrant cities, Hamburg boasts a rich history, a great music scene and exciting contemporary culture. Book your flights to Hamburg today and see what this dynamic city has in store for you.

When to book flights to Hamburg

If you want to see the city at its very best, the perfect time to book your cheap tickets to Hamburg is the summer. In July and August the city really comes alive and its parks, beer gardens and waterfront areas are lively from early till late. Although cheap flights to Hamburg can be a little harder to find at this popular time of year, securing a great deal should still be possible if you know where to look.

Winters in Hamburg can be chilly. Although there are plenty of indoor attractions to keep you busy, and cheap flights should be easier to find, the winter weather will have an impact on your time in the city.

If you want to avoid the cold but still secure cheap flights to Hamburg Germany, plan your trip for the late spring or early autumn months. Pleasant temperatures and thin crowds make these shoulder seasons the perfect time to travel.

Hamburg Airport

Hamburg Airport is located just five miles from the centre of the city. A base for Eurowings, Condor and easyJet, it offers a good choice of flights to cities across Europe. Some seasonal services are also available to destinations in North Africa, the Middle East and the US.

As the city's S-Bahn train network has a stop at the airport itself, traveling into central Hamburg is quick and easy. Some local bus routes connect Hamburg Airport with the surrounding area while care hire is also available at the terminal building.

How to get around Hamburg

Hamburg has an extensive and efficient public transport system. As well as overground trains (S-Bahn), the city also has an underground train network (U-Bahn), buses and ferries.

Single, daily and weekly travel cards are available and tickets are valid for all forms of transport.

If you want to experience Hamburg like a local, hire a bike using the city's bike share scheme. Cycle paths crisscross the city and are clearly marked and easy to navigate. Alternatively, you can simply strap on a pair of walking boots and discover the city on foot.

Must-see attractions in Hamburg

The most famous sight in Hamburg is probably the Reeperbahn. Located in the St Pauli district, it's one of the main nightlife hubs in the city. Once upon a time this is where the Beatles used to perform and there is still a lot of live music to be found up and down the street.

If you're looking for somewhere to go in the daytime, the Port of Hamburg is a must. Known as the ‘Gateway to Germany', it's been the commercial hub of the city for generations. Take a boat trip out onto the water or explore some of the historic neighbourhoods that line the harbour.

For a little local culture, there are few better destinations than the Hamburg Kunsthalle. One of the best art galleries in Germany, it houses an excellent collection of paintings from the 14^th century right through to today. Tours are available throughout the week and regular kids events are held at the gallery throughout the year.

Tips for travelling in Hamburg

The Hamburg CARD gives holders free travel on public transport and up to half price entry to a number of popular attractions.