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Spring is one of the best times to explore Frankfurt. Temperatures begin to rise, ranging between 10°C and 20°C, and gardens like the Palmengarten become lush. It is a transition period where you can still find cheap airfare to Germany before the summer peak. It is ideal for walks along the Main River and for visiting museums without the large crowds of July. Enjoy the local apple wine (Apfelwein) festivals that start to appear. For the traveler seeking economy, May offers an excellent balance between pleasant weather and moderate airfares, making it a smart choice for those leaving from cities like Curitiba or Belo Horizonte.

Summer is the high season, with long, sunny days. Temperatures can exceed 30°C, and the city comes alive with outdoor events like the Museumsuferfest. However, this is the most expensive period to fly. Direct flights from Brazil to Frankfurt usually have the highest prices now. If you plan to travel in these months, TICKETS.COM.BR's recommendation is to book at least six months in advance. It is the perfect time to enjoy the biergartens and temporary river beaches. Despite the high costs, the city's vibrant atmosphere and the ease of traveling to other regions of Europe compensate for the investment for many Brazilian tourists seeking sun.

Autumn brings golden colors and cooler weather, ranging from 5°C to 15°C. September still retains the residual heat of summer, making it great for sightseeing. In October, the famous Frankfurt Book Fair attracts visitors from all over the world, which can temporarily raise the flight cost to Frankfurt. By November, ticket prices drop significantly, making it the best time for those looking for low-season tickets to Frankfurt. It is an excellent time for cultural and gastronomic visits, enjoying the comfort of traditional cafes and restaurants in Sachsenhausen. For those who don't mind the start of the cold, the end of November already shows the first signs of the charming Christmas markets.

Winter in Frankfurt is cold, with temperatures often near 0°C. December is magical due to the traditional Christmas markets at Römerberg, but promotional airfare to Frankfurt is rare near the end-of-year holidays. January and February are the cheapest months of the year to fly. If your goal is to save as much as possible and you like cozy environments and quiet museums, this is the time. You will find cheap airfare to Frankfurt airport departing from São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro with ease. Remember to bring heavy thermal clothing. It is the perfect opportunity to taste the traditional Frankfurter Rippchen dish accompanied by mulled wine at local establishments.

Frankfurt has one of the most efficient public transport systems in Europe. Upon landing, you can use the S-Bahn (commuter trains) to reach the center in just 15 minutes. Within the city, the U-Bahn (subway) and trams cover almost all tourist spots. For Brazilians, German punctuality can be a positive surprise. We recommend buying the 'Frankfurt Card', which offers unlimited travel and discounts at museums. Avoid taxis for long journeys as they are expensive; rail transport is almost always the best option.

The choice of neighborhood depends on your goal. For tourism, the Altstadt (Old Town) or Innenstadt area is ideal due to its proximity to attractions. If you are looking for something more alternative and gastronomic, Sachsenhausen, south of the river, is charming and vibrant. Business travelers often prefer Westend or the area near the Fair (Messe). Compared to Brazil, hotels in Frankfurt follow strict standards of cleanliness and functionality. During major international fairs, prices rise significantly, so check the city's event calendar before booking.

Don't leave Frankfurt without trying 'Grüne Soße' (green sauce) served with eggs and potatoes, or the famous 'Frankfurter Würstchen'. The official drink is not beer, but 'Apfelwein' (apple wine), served in ceramic jugs called Bembel. Unlike Brazil, where service is usually included in the bill, in Germany it is common to round up the amount or leave about 5-10% tip directly to the waiter. Explore the street markets for an authentic and economical experience.

To live the city like a local, cross the Eiserner Steg bridge and walk along the banks of the Main River at sunset, especially in summer. Residents often bring their own drinks and sit on the grass to socialize. Another tip is to visit the Bornheim neighborhood and Berger Straße, away from the financial center, where you will find independent shops, charming cafes, and an authentic residential atmosphere that most tourists ignore. It is the perfect place to feel the true rhythm of German life.