Europe/Berlin Time Zone

Largest cities on this clock

Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Köln, Frankfurt am Main, Düsseldorf, Stuttgart, and Essen, in Germany, keep Central European Time, the time shown above.

Largest first, by the population GeoNames lists for each city (it gives no year).

Countries and territories, largest first

These countries and territories use this time zone. The list doesn’t settle any border question. Country populations are GeoNames figures. GeoNames gives no year for them, so they are not current estimates and may differ in age from country to country.

1. Germany82,927,922 people

Bordering areas, nearest first

Distances are straight lines between map points.

1. Europe/Luxembourg219 mi southwest
2. Europe/Amsterdam228 mi west
3. Europe/Prague237 mi east
4. Europe/Brussels254 mi west
5. Europe/Vienna305 mi southeast
6. Europe/Zurich317 mi south
7. Europe/Copenhagen350 mi north
8. Europe/Warsaw373 mi east
9. Europe/Paris497 mi southwest
10. Etc/GMT-1sea area
11. Etc/GMTsea area

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Clock rules and political boundaries use different sources. For a location near a line, check the precise point instead of choosing a clock from a country outline.

Boundary data adapted from © OpenStreetMap contributors, under ODbL.

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