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Bergerstrasse 283, Frankfurt, Hesse, 60385, Germany
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The campanile of Alte Nikolaikirche
A matching lamp post
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hiya,
Am thinking of spending the weekend in London. Leaving Frankfurt on Friday and returning on Sunday afternoon.
What is the cheapest (as well as reliable) air ticket depart, Frankfurt to London? Is Luftansa Airlines ticket cheap?
Thanks!
FP
Lufthansa is a mainstream carrier and any cheaper tickets they offer (and they do, because I have bought some in the past!) are booked a long way in advance (several months). Budget carrier flights are also cheapest if booked well in advance, 6-8 weeks atleast. Prices rise as one nears departure date.
You should not concern yourself about reliability when using budget carriers. They lose money if they miss their airport 'slot', and their reliability stats are higher than many mainstream carriers. European budget flights are no more likely to be cancelled or delayed than any other airline.
Check www.whichbudget.com for Frankfurt>London carriers, although it seems that only Air Berlin fly from Frankfurt Main. Air Berlin has a good reputation for time-keeping.
www.skyscanner.net will give you cheapest fares for your dates.
Lufthansa and British Airways offer cheap tickets, but as said before, they have to be booked far in advance.
Another option is taking a RyanAir flight from Hahn airport, however you'll have to add the price for the bus to Hahn and for the bus/train from Stansted into London.
There is also a special by bahn.de, the train to London is 49 Euro one way, but again these specials have to be booked in advance. The train leaves Frankfurt around 7:30 in the morning and you arrive in London shortly after noon.
Check out a very good new website .. www.tripeedo.com. This will give you lots of available options. Unfortunately, a lot of the budget airlines from London leave from quite a distance out... Stanstead or Luton etc. If you can fly to Gatwick or Heathrow, it's a bit more convenient.
I always fly with Ryan air from Frankfurt Hahn. It´s an hour and a half from Frankfurt, but Ryan air is really cheap, probably the cheapest if you buy in good time, and they´re usually fine. They also fly into Stansted. Just as easy to get into London as from the other airports.
Cavale
http://whichbudget.com/ excellent site for checking low air prices
I agree, which is why I always recommend it.
www.harefares.com is a good alternative, as it allows you to search carriers from several reasonably-nearby airports.
Frankfurt's old opera house was destroyed during the Second World War, but underwent a complete reconstruction that returned the exterior it to its Wilhelmine (late 19th century) glory.
Berlin Architect Richard Lucae had based his plans upon the famous Dresden Opera. The surrounding streets include some of Frankfurt's most elegant boutiques and cafes.
During the World Cup 2006, Germany had the chance to show a new face. They have been host of the WC06 and they did a good job. Especially the Koreans enjoyed this athmosphere and contributed their part to the party!
OK so not strictly in Frankfurt but, if Eintracht have an away game and you fancy watching a football match Kickers Offenbach is your solution. Just a 15 minute ride on the S-Bahn to Offenbach Süd station then follow the crowds up the hill to Bieberer Berg stadion. We saw a DFB cup 1st round game against 1FC Köln from the 1Bundesliga.and consicering that Kickers have only just been promoted to 2 Bundesliga a 3-1 home win was a great result for them. At €8.50 for a terrace team it's cheaper than watching my local team in the UK, and they play in a standard many leagues below.
When we talk about the modern side of Frankfurt, we cannot miss a phenomenon of graffity, painting which value is quite doubtful in my humble opinion. C'est la vie - it seems to be a speciality of modern city, its mandatory attribute...
I found this graffity in Harheim, when I was getting to train station...
Behind the old opera house (Alte Oper) there is a new complex of buildings called the Frankfurter Welle, which means the Frankfurt Wave, so called because one of the central buildings is shaped like a wave.
There are lots of offices here, of course, but also restaurants and cafes, a fitness center, some art galleries, a piano store and various other shops.
In the second photo, which I took from the top of the Main Tower, you can see the wavy shape of the central building of the Frankfurter Welle. Along part of this wavy building they have constructed a stream which is supposed to represent a real stream that once existed here, before it was diverted into an underground pipe many years ago.
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