Germany

Trendy Berlin attracts more and more visitors every year, raising the question if the city's two airports can keep up and if Brandenburg will finally open after all its setbacks.

Laura is passionate about her multicultural, lively little city - and it’s easy to see why. Discover the very best food, sights and things to do with a local.

A local guide to the hidden gems of Hamburg, a city rich in history, nature and culture - so great we had to write about it twice!

Philip takes us on a tour of his city, from top breakfast spots and hearty dinners to where to surf, swim, or chill with a cocktail.

Great shopping, tasty food, stunning architecture - Hamburg has it all. Nicci is here to show you the very best the city has to offer.

Going to Berlin? Discover unique sights off the beaten path, hidden eateries, and where to soak up Berlin nightlife like a true local.

In 2016 European airports processed roughly 10 million flights in total. About 10 percent of those connections experienced flight delays with an average of approximately 17 minutes.

Berlin is the only place in the eastern part of Germany with a large-scale international airport - Berlin Tegel Airport (TXL). The other airports outside of Berlin are much smaller, with Leipzig / Halle Airport (LEJ) and Dresden Airport (DRS) being the only ones with more than one million passengers per year.

Frankfurt Airport (FRA) is by far the largest among Germany´s many airports. More than 60 million passengers passed through this important hub in 2016. Its current capacity is around 65 million which means there is some margin left for further growth.