Cheap flights from Amsterdam to Wroclaw

September is the month with the lowest fares on this route, and the price calendar runs from September through July, so August sits outside it. Late spring and early autumn are the sweet spots; the summer school break, Christmas and New Year push fares up on both sides of the route. Midweek departures and returns are usually quieter than Friday evenings and Sunday nights. Book a few weeks ahead for an ordinary trip, and earlier if you are travelling over Polish public holidays or the Dutch school breaks.

Easyjet is the low-cost name on this route, while KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and LOT Polish Airlines are the two full-service carriers you will see most often. Lufthansa, Swiss, Lufthansa City Airlines, Air Dolomiti, Scandinavian Airlines, Air Baltic and Cityjet turn up on connecting itineraries, so a cheaper fare can mean a change of plane and a longer travel day. What is included differs sharply between the two kinds of ticket: low-cost fares are built up from extras, full-service fares bundle more. Compare the total, not the headline fare, and read the baggage rules before you pay.

Flights land at Strachowice, the Wroclaw airport, which sits outside the city rather than in the middle of it. Buses and taxis are the usual ways into the centre, with taxis quicker and buses kinder to a tight budget; check the last departure of the evening if you land late. On the Amsterdam side everything leaves from Schiphol, so there is no second airport to worry about. Keep your booking reference handy for the transfer, and confirm your return pickup time the day before you fly.

Currency

PLZ (zł)

Power sockets

Type C, E · 230 V

Language

Polish

Emergency number

112, 986, 997

Driving side

right

Calling code

+48

Internet domain

.pl

EU / Schengen

EU member, Schengen area

Population of Wroclaw

674 k (2024)

Time zone

UTC+02 (Europe/Warsaw)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check that your departure is from Schiphol, since all Amsterdam flights on this route use the same airport.
• On Easyjet and other low-cost tickets, add the cost of a checked bag and a seat before you compare totals.
• If your itinerary changes planes, make sure both legs sit on one ticket so a delay is the airline's problem, not yours.
• Check the entry rules for Poland for your nationality, and make sure your passport or ID card is valid for the trip.
• Book early for September, the month with the lowest fares, and even earlier for the summer and Christmas peaks.
• Confirm how you will get from Strachowice into Wroclaw if you land after the buses stop running.