Hours you're both awake
- 8 AM–4 PM in Chicago = 3 PM–11 PM in Berlin
About 8 hours a day, counting each of you awake from 8 AM to 11 PM. Set your own hours →
Long-distance city guides / Chicago and Berlin
Berlin is 7 hours ahead of Chicago. For about 4 weeks a year, when the two cities change their clocks on different dates, the gap is 6 hours instead. The best time to call is usually 11 AM–1 PM in Chicago, which is 6 PM–8 PM in Berlin.
About 8 hours a day, counting each of you awake from 8 AM to 11 PM. Set your own hours →
7,083 km (4,401 mi)
About 9.5 hours on a non-stop flight.
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Try Far Fox free →Berlin is 7 hours ahead of Chicago. For about 4 weeks a year, when the two cities change their clocks on different dates, the gap is 6 hours instead.
The best time to call is usually 11 AM–1 PM in Chicago, which is 6 PM–8 PM in Berlin. That gives you about 8 hours a day when you are both awake, between 8 AM and 11 PM local time.
7,083 km (4,401 mi) in a straight line. A non-stop flight takes about 9.5 hours.
The fairest cities to meet in are Reykjavík, Halifax, Dublin. Reykjavík is 4,753 km (2,953 mi) from Chicago and 2,388 km (1,484 mi) from Berlin.