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Cheap Flights to Hamburg from £52

Return flights to Hamburg are currently starting from just £52.
Hamburg is a large port city on the river Elbe in north Germany, situated roughly between Lubeck and Bremen and 60 miles south of Kiel. Hamburg Airport (HAM) lies about 6 miles north of Hamburg and many buses run from here to the city centre and other areas.
Only return direct flights to Hamburg with the lowest airfares are displayed.

Birmingham to Hamburg	from	£101
London Gatwick to Hamburg	from	£59
London Luton to Hamburg	from	£58
Manchester to Hamburg	from	£52

The very cheapest flights are on the bargain page, all fares are UNDER £60

Weekend flights to Hamburg start from only £61.

To compare more flight prices to Hamburg, click on the monthly pages below, these show extra dates and fares.

Best Prices to Hamburg by Month

February	from	£55
March	from	£52
April	from	£59

May	from	£58
June	from	£55
July	from	£64

If travelling from the north, check prices from Northern England - Hamburg fr. £52

There are many low fare flights from Midlands to Hamburg from just £101

Transfers Hamburg Airport (HAM), Germany

This airport lies about 6-7 miles north of the city centre, leave the A7 motorway at exit Schnelsen-Nord, or the A1 and A24 motorways at exit signed Horn. The way to the airport is well signposted everywhere. Hamburg airport is a hub for Air Berlin and Germanwings.
Taxi	In front of each terminal, 30 mins to city centre.
Bus	Airport Express bus 110 runs to Ohlsdorf station from Terminals 1 and 4 every 10-15 mins. Buses run to Hamburg Hauptbahnhof (central rail station) and to many other destinations.
Train	Nearest station is at Ohlsdorf, from here rail lines S1 and S11 and the subway line U1 will take you to the Hauptbahnhof or Jungfernstieg (city centre).

Quick Guide to Hamburg

Michaeliskirche - Lovely baroque architecture and fantastic views from this 18th C.church.
Speicherstadt - Tours travel round the city's fascinating old warehouse district.
Hamburger Kunsthalle - The city's vast major art collections.
Museum fur Kunst und Gewerbe - The place for regional arts and crafts, housed in a beautiful 17th C.building.
Shopping - Plenty of large shopping arcades, boutiques and the fascinating sunday morning Fischmarkt.
Rathaus - Renaissance-style city hall with lavish interiors.
FIFA World Cup Stadium - One of Germany's most impressive sports arenas seats 50000 spectators.
Tierpark Hagenbeck - Splendid animal park with large enclosures.
International Maritime Museum - 10 Floors of maritime treasures and history.
Hamburger Hafen - Hamburg Port, one of the world's busiest and largest, also has museum ships, theatres, bars, restaurants and hotels.
St. Pauli Elbe Tunnel - Walk or cycle through this 100 year old Elbe tunnel.

The list of destinations and routes can change daily, last updated on 10 February 2012 at 05:51.