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TransferGuide

How to Make the Most of Your Layover

For information

on tax refunds

and a map of the

terminals, turn

to page 35

Transfers Made Easy 4–9

Things to Do During a Short Layover* (in the Transit Zone) 10–23

Services in the Transit Zone 12–15

Highlights in Terminal 1, Pier A 16–17

Highlights in Terminal 1, Pier Z 18–19

Highlights in Terminal 1, Pier B 20–21

Highlights in Terminal 2, Piers D and E 22–23

Things to Do During a Longer Layover (in the Presecurity Areas) 24–31

Services in the Presecurity Areas 26–29

Tours in the Region 30–31

Index and Useful Phone Numbers 32–33

Terminal Map and Publishing Information 35

This symbol indicates coordinates on the terminal map (e.g. K5 ).

* If you only have a short layover, we strongly advise against leaving the transit zone.

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I fly via

This symbol indicates coordinates on the terminal map (e.g. K5 ).

because transferring is so easy here.

Frankfurt

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TransfersMade Easy

Do you already have a boarding pass for your connecting flight?

Please observe the restrictions on carrying liquids in your hand luggage.

Do you need assistance?

– Information kiosks: Scan your boarding pass, and all information

relevant to your flight will be displayed (including terminal maps,

shops, restaurants, and lounges).

– Information counters: Our multilingual service staff will be happy

to help you (see terminal maps for locations).

– Mobile Service Guides: You can identify them by their red uniforms.

– Frankfurt Airport App: Available for all smartphones.

Finding your way around

How to get to your connecting flight at Frankfurt Airport– quickly and comfortably

Yes. Please double-check the

gate indicated on it. Current

information on your flight is

available on the monitor screens.

If no gate has been assigned yet,

head for the indicated pier (A, B,

C, etc.).

No. Within the transit zone, please

go to a transfer desk of the airline

operating your flight or straight to

the departure gate, or else ask at

an information counter. In the

pre-security part of the airport, you

can obtain your boarding pass at

your airline's check-in counter.

In most cases, on your way be-

tween planes you'll have to pass

through security and passport

checks. Please allow enough time

for them. If you are in a hurry to

catch your connecting flight, you

can save time by using one of the

“Fast Lanes” at the security check.

Monitors at the checkpoints list

the current flights for which pas-

sengers may use a “Fast Lane”.

Should I allow for extra time for passport and security checks?

Blue signs:

You’ll find Piers A, B, C, and Z in

Terminal 1 and Piers D and E in

Terminal 2.

Gray signs:

These show the way to passenger

services.

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Please also pay attention to the PA announcements and be aware of the local time in Frankfurt. Also make sure to get to your departure gate before boarding starts. Consult your boarding pass to see when that is. Please note that gates may change at short notice-check the information boards and monitors.

How can I easily cover large distances at the airport?

In most cases, your checked

luggage will be automatically

forwarded to your final destina-

tion. If not, you must pick it up at

the baggage claim and then

recheck it. If you are continuing

on by Deutsche Bahn train to

Cologne (QKL), Düsseldorf (QDU),

Karlsruhe Hbf. (KWQ), Kassel (KJR),

Stuttgart (ZWS), or Siegburg/

Bonn (ZPY) with a Lufthansa flight

number, you will receive your

bags at the AiRail baggage claim

at the long-distance train station.

What about my luggage?

– Moving walkways: Take advantage of our many moving

walkways throughout the airport.

– Sky Line train: If you need to transfer between Pier A, B, C, or Z

(in Terminal 1) and Pier D or E (in Terminal 2), follow the signs to

the Sky Line (it runs every 2 to 3 minutes).

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Services in the Transit Zone 12–15

Highlights in Terminal 1, Pier A 16–17

Highlights in Terminal 1, Pier Z 18–19

Highlights in Terminal 1, Pier B 20–21

Highlights in Terminal 2, Piers D and E 22–23

This symbol indicates coordinates on the terminal map (e.g. K5 ).

because here I’m greeted with

a smile!

I fly via

Frankfurt

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Services in the Transit Zone

Charging Stations

You can recharge your smartphone or other device at:–More than 100 Oracle “power towers” throughout

the airport–Between the seats at the A and Z gates–In the Relax Zones in Piers A, B, and D–In these shops: Base, Fotec, k bookstore, O2-Shop,

and Photair

Internet Services

– 24 hours of free Wi-Fi– Price for using sit-down and stand-up Internet terminals:

€4.95 for 60 minutes

To access Wi-Fi:1. On your Wi-Fi device, connect to the wireless network

operated by Telekom.2. Enter your e-mail address.3. Enter the displayed access code.4. Agree to the terms and conditions of use.

You’ll find more detailed information in the “Free Wi-Fi Guide”, copies of which are available around the airport.

Lounge for Everyone: Sky Lounge

All passengers are welcome here, regardless of the airline they have booked. Three hours cost €30. There are also a large number of airline-specific lounges with restricted access; please contact your airline for more information.– Terminal 2, opposite Gate D 8– Open daily from: 6:45 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Relax Zones

– Terminal 1, near Gate A 26 (coming soon)– Terminal 1, near Gate A 50– Terminal 1, near Gate B 43– Terminal 2, near Gates D 1–4

Play Areas and Strollers to Borrow

– Terminal 1, near Gate A 50– Terminal 1, near Gates B 24 and B 44– Terminal 1, at Gate C 16– Terminal 1, near Gates Z 24 and Z 50– Terminal 2, near Gates D 1 and D 21– Terminal 2, near Gate E 4

Strollers can be borrowed free of charge at Information Counter 10 in Terminal 1, Pier B, and at Service Points T1 and T2 in the presecurity parts of the airport. You're also invited to visit our Baby Room between Gates B 54 and B 58.

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Prayer Rooms and Chapels

Frankfurt is the only German airport with prayer rooms and chapels for Christians, Jews, and Muslims. They are open 24 hours a day. Prayers and services are held regularly.

–Terminal 1, near Gate B 22– Terminal 2, near Gate D 1

Showers

See the map on p. 35 for locations.Price: €6 or $8, open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.At other times call: +49 (0) 69-20721

Smoking Lounges

– Terminal 1, near Gates A 11, A 23, A 52, and A 66– Terminal 1, near Gates B 23 and B 43– Terminal 1, near Gates Z 11, Z 23, Z 52, and Z 66

You’ll also find a number of smoking booths in the transit zones of both terminals.

Wellness Services

You’ll find “be relax” wellness oases at multiple locations. Treat yourself to some time out to relax. A complete range of feel-good offerings awaits you, from revitalizing massages across manicures and pedicures to a refreshing oxygen bar. To see where they are, check the terminal map on page 35.

Frankfurt Airport: a World of Shopping and Experiences

There are more than 300 stores and restaurants to help shorten your wait. Shop to your heart’s content while exploring our uniquely diverse range of brands and products and enjoy culinary treats from around the world.

Looking for something special? In many parts of both terminals, our Personal Shoppers are available to assist you in Chinese, Russian, or Japanese.

Save with Duty-Free Purchases

Reward yourself by shopping in a duty-free store at the airport. Whether you’re interested in your favorite perfume, premium cosmetics, exquisite whisky, toys for your children, or typical German souvenirs, air travel wouldn’t be complete without duty free–and it’s definitely worth it. You’ll find duty-free stores in all of the transit zones. You can take advantage of low duty-free prices for all items, crowned by different special offers each month. Many items, such as spirits and sweets, can even be sampled. You can purchase liquid products without any problem, because all merchan-dise complies with the security regulations. They are sealed inside special see-through bags that you may not open until you arrive at your final destination. All departing and arriving passengers who have a valid boarding pass can enjoy the benefits of duty-free shopping.

Our Tip: Preorder Duty-Free ItemsSimply place your orders online before leaving home. Then pick up your purchases and pay for them at one of the many Heinemann Duty Free shops at the airport (http://www.frankfurt-airport.com/content/frankfurt_airport/en/shop_enjoy0/duty_free.html).

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1716 Highlights in Terminal Pier A Highlights in Terminal Pier A

Highlights in Terminal Pier A

N4Open daily from 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Porsche DesignBriefcases, watches, writing utensils, mobile phone accessories, and clothing reflect this brand’s commitment to premium design. Special services for you: gift wrap- ping and worldwide shipping.

Photair Photair carries a wide selection of cameras and accessories, popular headsets, and the latest new per-sonal care and communication products.

Thomas SaboFor jewelry, watches, or beauty products: Thomas Sabo will enchant you with the elegance, originality, rock chic styles, and unique designs of its collections.

Massimo Dutti More than 600 Massimo Dutti outlets in 58 countries carry the ultimate in fashion chic, backed by outstanding customer service.

N4; O3Open daily from 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

N5Open daily from 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

M3; N1Open daily from 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

N4Open daily from 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

N5Open daily from 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

coa and MoschMoschKick back and savor Asian cuisine while enjoying a magnificent view of the tarmac. MoschMosch's motto is "a helping of smile".

Our Tip: Fast Transfers Between Piers A and BIf you're traveling between Schengen countries, you can use the transfer tunnel linking the A and B piers without having to pass through an additional security check. It ex- tends from between Gates A 15 and A 17 to near Gate B 13.

Hausmann’s RestaurantYou’ll be delighted by the down-home atmosphere and display kitchen, in which seasonal and light dishes are prepared. Breakfast special-ties, baked goods, and snack items round out the offering.

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1918 Highlights in Terminal Pier Z Highlights in Terminal Pier Z

deutschHow about schnitzel, bratwurst, salad, or schweinebraten? Savor the full scope of traditional Ger-man cuisine with a local beer or wine while taking in a sensational view of the airport action.

N3Open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Lucullus NEROThe Lucullus NERO restaurant serves a wide range of traditional Italian dishes a la carte in an authentic, enjoyable ambiance with a display kitchen.

Gucci/Dolce&Gabbana Engelhorn in the atrium carries both Gucci and Dolce&Gabbana. You’ll find everything from casual to luxurious: clothing, accessories, handbags, and shoes.

Wempe This tradition-steeped Hamburg-based company offers a wide selection of life-enhancing fine watches and jewelry for every taste and occasion.

P5Flexible hours depending on flight schedule

N2Open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

M3Open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

N3Open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

M/N2Open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

germany&moreIn this lovingly decorated shop, you’ll find truly unique souvenirs and typical German foods.

Hermès This French label offers full range of luxury items. Whether you’re looking for women’s or men’s fashions, accessories, perfume, jewelry, or leather wares, you’ll find happiness at Hermès.

Our Tip: Maximum ConnectivityIn our new Pier Z many seats at the gates are equipped with power sockets and USB ports.

Highlights in Terminal Pier Z

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CAVIAR HOUSE & PRUNIERThis boutique offers you moments of luxury and enjoyment. Besides Prunier caviar, Balik smoked salmon, and premium specialty foods, you can look forward to uniquely satisfying sandwiches.

MONTBLANCThis shop features Meisterstück fountain pens, leather accesso-ries, perfumes, sunglasses, and jewelry and watch collections. Fans can also get sought-after limited editions here.

Fashion StoreHere you’ll find stylish brands in-cluding Hugo Boss, Paul&Shark, and Lacoste, as well as young trendy fashions from Tommy Hilfiger and Armani Jeans.

Tiffany & Co.This store delights women’s hearts. Alongside classic Tiffany diamonds, it carries premium platinum, gold, and sterling silver jewelry as well as watches and other accessories.

Goethe BarThe Goethe Bar serves coffee, wine, beer, and sparkling wine, as well as a large selection of hot and cold snacks that Frankfurt's most famous poet would have heartily approved of.

Deli Bros. A huge range of foods and bev-erages, the ambiance of a New York City deli, plus unusual food accessories and delightful books: these are what make this original restaurant so special.

L2Open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

I3Open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

L3Open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

J3; K2Open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

K2Open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

K3Open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Our Tip: Enjoy a Great View of the RunwaysSavor a wide range of culinary delights while taking in an expansive view of the takeoff and landing runways. You may even catch a glimpse of the world’s largest passenger aircraft, the Airbus A380.

Highlights in Terminal Pier B

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MoschMoschThis Japanese noodle bar serves freshly prepared food made with healthy ingredients: curries, rice dishes, Thai salads, sandwiches, and sushi.

Sky LoungeNo matter which airline you have booked, you’re welcome here. Three hours cost €30.

CHRISTSince 1863, CHRIST has been known for its large selection of top-quality jewelry and watches. Special services for you: wrist strap shortening, jewelry clean-ing, and battery changing.

Capi ElectronicsCapi Electronics carries a wide range of leading-edge entertain-ment media and consumer elec-tronics: from mp3 players across cameras and mobile phones to business equipment.

be relaxThis is an excellent spot to recharge your batteries with a massage, manicure, pedicure, or wax depilation. For a refreshing experience, try out the oxygen bar.

StarbucksThe meeting place for guests from around the world. Featuring coffee creations and both sweet and savory food in an inviting atmosphere, it’s ideal for relaxing after a long trip. Everything is also available to go.

C2Open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

C2Open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

H2Open daily from 6:45 a.m. to 9 p.m.

D1Open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

E1Open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

B1; F1Open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m./variable

Our Tip: How to Spend Extra Time Before BoardingVisit the other gate area on the same level. You’ll find more shops and restaurants there.

Highlights in Terminal Piers D and E

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Services in the Presecurity Areas 26–29

Tours in the Region 30–31

because even lengthy

layovers simply fly by here.

This symbol indicates coordinates on the terminal map (e.g. K5 ).

I fly via

Frankfurt

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Our Tip: Wi-Fi and Internet TerminalsStand-up and sit-down Internet terminals are available throughout the airport. You can also use your Wi-Fi device to take advantage of 24 hours of free wireless Internet use. For details, see page 12.

24-Hour Restaurants and Shops

– Starbucks Coffee (Terminal 1 B, Level 1, Shopping Avenue)– Connection Bar & Restaurant (Terminal 1 B, Level 2)– Quicker’s (Terminal 1 B, Level 1, Shopping Boulevard)– Scoom (Terminal 1 B, Level 0, Airport City Mall)– McDonald’s (Terminal 2, Level 2, Food Plaza – closed until the spring of 2015)– Relay (Terminal 1 B, Level 2)

Airport Tours and Visitors’ Terrace

A 45-minute tour of the airport apron gives you an overview of what goes on at the airport. They start daily at 1, 2, 3, and 4 p.m. No advance reservations are required. – Tickets: at the tour counter in Terminal 1, Level 0,

Airport City Mall (www.sightseeingtours.frankfurt-airport.com)

The Visitors' Terrace in Terminal 2 is closed for remodeling and will reopen in the spring of 2015 (www.visitorsterrace.frankfurt-airport.com).

Charging Stations

No charger is needed for most popular mobile phones. You’ll also find a large number of Oracle charging stations throughout the airport.

Services in the Presecurity Areas

Day Rooms

Many of the hotels at the airport and in central Frankfurt offer day rooms that you can use from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to relax between flights. They can be booked at the Fraport Hotels & Tours counter in the Welcome Center in Terminal 1 or at the Service Point in Terminal 2, Level 2.

Hairdresser

The Tröndle hairdresser offers you complete hairstyling and haircutting services in a pleasant atmosphere. Simply drop in, no appointment is needed.– Terminal 1 C, Level 0, Airport City Mall

Information, Fax and Copy Services

You can get information, send faxes, and make copies at these service counters:– Terminal 1 B, Level 2, Service Point– Terminal 2 D–E, Level 2, Service Point

Lounge for Everyone: LuxxLounge

Regardless of the airline you have booked, you can visit the LuxxLounge to relax and find some peace and quiet on 500 sq.m of space. A day ticket costs €30 and includes food, beverages, shower, and Internet use. No reservations are required.– Terminal 1 B–C, Level 3Open daily from 6 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

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Luggage and Coat Storage

Price per normal bag: €4.50 for 2 hours, €7 for 24 hoursPrice per article of clothing: €2 for 24 hours– Terminal 1 B, Level 1 (open 24 hours)– Terminal 1 B–C, Level 2 (open daily from 6 a.m.

to 10 p.m.)– Terminal 2 D, Level 2 (open daily from 6 a.m.

to 10 p.m.)

Opticians

The Pfendt opticians offer immediate service for most lens strengths and types of contact lenses, as well as immediate repairs and eyeglass care products.– Terminal 1 B, Level 2, Shopping Avenue

Pharmacies

Medications etc. are available in both outlets of the Metropolitan Pharmacy:– Terminal 1 B, Level 2, Shopping Boulevard– Terminal 2 D, Level 3, Shopping Plaza

Play Areas

Starting in the spring of 2015 there will be a large play area for children in the Food Plaza in Terminal 2, next to McDonald’s, with a direct view of the Visitors’ Terrace and tarmac.

Post Office

For mailing letters and packages.– Terminal 1 B, Level 1

Prayer Rooms and Chapels

Frankfurt is the only German airport with prayer rooms and chapels for Christians, Jews, and Muslims. Open 24 hours a day, they are ideal places to find quiet for contemplation or rest. Prayers, services, and concerts are held regularly.– Terminal 1 B, Gallery

Shopping

In our attractive shopping areas, you’ll find a unique mix of German and international brands and local providers. The offering is rounded out by a varied selection of cafes, bars, and restaurants that will turn your stay at Frankfurt Airport into a culinary highlight. – Terminal 1, Level 2, Shopping Avenue– Terminal 1, Level 2, Shopping Boulevard– Terminal 1, Level 0, Airport City Mall – Terminal 2, Shopping Plaza

Showers

See the map on p. 35 for locations.Price: €6 or $8, open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.At other times call: +49 (0) 69 20721

Supermarket

The tegut supermarket welcomes you with a large selection of foods.– Terminal 1 C, Level 0, Airport City Mall

Wellness & Beauty

– CMT Color Meets Trend Nail Lounge Choose from a large portfolio of care programs for hands and feet. Terminal 1 A, Level 1

– Massages in the Sky Lounge Various revitalizing massages are offered in the Sky Lounge of the Sheraton Hotel (Terminal 1).

– Wellness Oasis in the Steigenberger Hotel Take the hotel shuttle from Terminal 1 or 2 (the ride takes just 5 minutes) and relax while enjoying a panoramic view from the 9th floor.

Our Tip: Where to Find a Nice GiftYou’ll find richly decorated pralines and tasty chocolates at Sweet Capital.– Terminal 1 B, Level 1

Please allow enough time to pass the security checks and make it to your gate, and make sure you meet the visa requirements for leaving the airport’s transit zone.

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Our Tip: How to Book an Attractively Priced HotelIf you decide to spend one or more nights in Frankfurt, the Fraport Hotels & Tours counter can help you book accommodations in a hotel of any price bracket at the airport or in or near Frankfurt.

Tours in the Region

Rest and Relax in Nature Tour 1

Relax and commune with nature in a lovely oak forest right near the airport. There are long trails for hiking or jogging and a large adventure play area for children. You can get there in just 15 minutes by bus no. 62 from Terminal 1 or 2–get off at Rheinlandstrasse.

Explore Frankfurt on Your Own Tour 2

From the airport’s regional train station, you can reach central Frankfurt in only 15 minutes by suburban train (S-Bahn) S 8 or S 9. If you’d like to combine convenient, free access to all of Frankfurt with numerous discounts for the Palmengarten botanical garden, ship rides, etc., we recommend that you purchase the Frankfurt Card.

By Bus to Frankfurt and Its Surroundings Tour 3

Travel by bus to the historic and modern parts of Frankfurt: see the towers that used to form part of the city wall, the skyscrapers of the banking district, and the Alte Oper. Explore the history-steeped city center with its “Römer” (city hall), cathedral, and St. Paul’s Church–or go shopping to your heart’s content in Goethestrasse or the Zeil.– Duration: approx. 2½ hours

By Bus to Heidelberg Tour 4

Heidelberg is one of Germany’s most charming and beautiful cities. Visit the world-famous castle with its large courtyard, and explore the Old Town, the Old Bridge, Karl’s Gate, and many other attractions.– Duration: approx. 6 hours

Rhine Valley Tour Tour 5

This tour takes you to vineyards and picturesque little towns, imposing medieval fortresses, and the famous Lorelei rock. The price includes lunch and a ship ride to St. Goarshausen followed by wine tasting. You can take advantage of the stop in Rüdesheim to shop in the stores of the famous Drosselgasse.– Duration: approx. 8 hours

Fraport Hotels & Tours Counter

Detailed information on all offers, Frankfurt travel guides, city maps, and HotSpot passes for the Internet are all available here: – Terminal 1 B, Level 1, Welcome CenterOpen daily from 7 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.Phone: +49 (0) 69 690-70402 E-mail: hotelservice@fraport.dewww.frankfurt-airport.com (click the “bookings” tab)

If wished, we’ll be glad to offer you other standard or personalized tours as well as private transfers.

Please allow enough time to pass the security checks and make it to your gate, and make sure you meet the visa requirements for leaving the airport’s transit zone.

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Useful Phone Numbers

– Fraport Communication Center For general information and information on flights, call +49 (0) 180-6 FRAINFO [+49 (0) 180 6372 4636]*

– Lost & Found Phone: +49 (0) 69 690-66359

– Police Phone: +49 (0) 69 755-11900

– Emergencies/medical care If you have an acute emergency, call 112 from any public phone inside or +49 (0) 69 690-44444 from your mobile phone or an external telephone. The number of the airport clinic is +49 (0) 69 690-66767.

– Christian Social Service for Passengers Support for all passengers in need Terminal 1 B, Room 3128 in the middle of the gallery Phone: +49 (0) 69 690-73178 or -50611

Service Page

24-hour Restaurants and Shops 26

Airport Tours 26

Charging Stations 12 + 26

Day Rooms 27

Duty-Free Shops 15

Faxing and Copying 27

Hairdresser 27

Hotels & Tours Counter 31

Information/Service Points 27

Internet Services 12

Lounges for Everyone 13 + 27

Luggage and Coat Storage 28

Optician 28

Pharmacies 28

Play Areas 13 + 28

Post Office 28

Prayer Rooms and Chapels 14 + 29

Relax Zones 12

Showers 14 + 29

Smoking Lounges 14

Strollers 13

Service Page

Tax Refunds 35

Transfers 6–8

Visitors’ Terrace 26

Wellness & Beauty 14 + 29

Index and Useful Phone Numbers

* €0.20 per call from German landline phones; up to €0.60 per call from German mobile phones

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