Frankfurt is located in a German federal state of Hesse and the largest metropolis with around 750,000 population. It is the fifth-largest city after Berlin, Hamburg, Munich and Cologne. Historically, the city was one of the most important cities of the Roman Empire which was founded around the early 1^st century, but it lost its sovereignty in 1806. The city has a various stretch of diversity in its culture, religion, ethnic and race. Frankfurt is also one of the world's hubs for commerce, culture, education, tourism and transportation and its airport, Frankfurt Airport is among the world's busiest airports.

Best Time to Fly from Cagayan de Oro to Frankfurt

The best time for you to visit Frankfurt is during the months of spring and summer from April to early September. During this time, it is the peak season for tourism. So be sure to book your flight and accommodations early to avoid high rates and unavailability.

Airports in Frankfurt

Frankfurt Airport - This international airport is the main gateway for passengers from all around the world to travel to Frankfurt, Germany. It is located approximately 12 km away from the central city and it serves 265 direct flight routes to all over the world. This airport is also among the world's busiest airports in terms of its passenger traffic alongside London Heathrow Airport and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. Annually, this airport serves around 57.5 million passengers and its expansion plan will soon accommodate 88 million passengers by 2020. This international airport is also accessible by public transports such as buses and trains as well as taxis.

Frankfurt Hahn Airport - Located in the city of Hahn, Rhineland-Palatinate, this airport is the main hub for the low-cost carriers, Ryan Air and Wizz Air. The closest major cities to this airport are Koblenz and Mainz. Routes provided through this airport are limited and only operated by the two airline companies. However, other cargo airlines do pass through this terminal.

Climate Pattern in Cagayan de Oro and Frankfurt

Cagayan experiences a tropical climate pattern with an annual average temperature of 28 degrees Celcius. The driest months are March and April while August and September are the wettest months. On the other hand, Frankfurt experiences a temperate oceanic climate with an average annual temperature of 10.6 degrees Celcius. Its warmest months are from April to September with the highest average temperature going up to 25.5 degrees Celcius. Its coldest months are from November to March with an average low temperature of -1.1 degrees Celcius. Travelling to Frankfurt, you are recommended to visit during its spring or summer season as its winters can be quite harsh and unrelenting.

Highlights in Frankfurt

• The Romerberg: Frankfurt’s Old Town Centre - The irregular-shaped plaza is known to be Frankfurt’s most picturesque public square with many vintage-looking shops, the Old Town Hall with its Imperial Hall still intact, the 14^th-century gothic church of St. Leonhard and the famous St. Nicholas Church. Its town museum, the Historical Museum, which was founded and built-in 1878 is still standing until today, housing many of the city's notable artefacts and historical pieces. The large square is there for you to explore with various attractions awaiting you both in daytime and nighttime.
• The Palm Garden - Located on the Bockenheimer Landstrasse, this 54-acre garden was constructed and opened for public attraction in 1871 and had been a key attraction of Frankfurt ever since then. Here, you can find many greenhouses with various plant species from both tropical and subtropical climate. You can also find several picnic spots here, perfect for an evening out. Also worth visiting is the Tower of Europe, which is only a short walk away and provides visitors with an unforgettable dining experience. This garden is especially attractive when visiting at night because of its colourful lights decorating the trees and walkways there.
• Bartholomew’s Cathedral - This Roman Catholic cathedral, notable for its structure built from red sandstone, had been a part of Frankfurt’s attractive architecture since the 13^th century. Even until today, amongst the city’s skyscrapers, this 95-meters cathedral still catches the eyes of those who are looking. Also deemed as one of Germany’s Imperial Cathedral, this particular building had witnessed the coronation of Emperors from 1562 to 1792. You can find several historical points while visiting this centuries-old cathedral including its most important one situated in the Late Romanesque Bartholomew’s Choir is St. Bartholomew’s skullcap itself.