Berlin vs Hamburg for Remote Work
Berlin and Hamburg are the two largest cities in Germany with complete remote-work profiles. Berlin has about 3.4M residents; Hamburg has about 2M. Berlin is the national capital.
Berlin averages 19°C in its best month, versus 18°C in Hamburg. Berlin sees about 10 rainy days that month, while Hamburg sees about 13 rainy days. Across the year, temperatures range -2–24°C in Berlin and 0–22°C in Hamburg.
Berlin sits at 74 m, versus 9 m in Hamburg.
Side-by-side
Berlin
Germany
- Population
- 3.4M
- Elevation
- 74 m
- Best-month temperature
- 19°C
- Best-month range
- 15–24°C
- Best-month rain
- About 10 rainy days
- Year temperature range
- -2–24°C
- National capital
- Yes
Hamburg
Germany
- Population
- 2M
- Elevation
- 9 m
- Best-month temperature
- 18°C
- Best-month range
- 14–22°C
- Best-month rain
- About 13 rainy days
- Year temperature range
- 0–22°C
- National capital
- No
FAQ
- Which is larger, Berlin or Hamburg?
- Berlin is the larger of the two complete profiles in Germany, with about 3.4M residents compared with about 2M in Hamburg.
- How does the climate compare in Berlin vs Hamburg?
- The best remote-work month is typically August in Berlin (19°C avg) and August in Hamburg (18°C avg). Rainfall that month is about 10 rainy days in Berlin versus about 13 rainy days in Hamburg.