Cheap flights from Brussels to Wroclaw

Fares on this route are listed from September through April, and February is the cheapest month to fly. Late winter is quiet at both ends, so seats are easier to find then. Autumn and early spring sit in the middle. The winter school holidays, Christmas and New Year are the weeks when fares climb, and the same goes for any date that lines up with a long weekend in Belgium or Poland. Midweek departures, Tuesday and Wednesday in particular, usually cost less than Friday or Sunday flights, and booking a few weeks ahead gives you more choice of connections.

Ten carriers sell tickets between the two cities, and since the route is not direct, every one of them means a change on the way. Transavia Airlines and Ryanair are the low-cost choices: the fare covers your seat and a small cabin bag, and checked luggage or a chosen seat costs extra. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Lufthansa, LOT Polish Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Edelweiss Air, Swiss and Austrian are full-service, so more is bundled into the ticket and a delay on the first leg is handled by the same airline. When you mix a low-cost leg with a full-service one, you may be holding two separate tickets, and a missed connection becomes your problem.

Wroclaw has one airport, Strachowice, and it sits a short drive from the city centre, so the transfer is quick at any hour. A city bus runs between the terminal and the centre, and taxis and ride-hailing apps wait outside arrivals; agree the fare or check the app price before you get in. The airport is small, so you clear it quickly. Late-evening arrivals leave you with fewer buses, though, and the last one can be gone before your plane lands. If your connection puts you in after midnight, arrange the taxi in advance.

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+01 (Europe/Warsaw)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check the length of your connection, since every itinerary on this route changes planes and a short layover leaves no room for a delay.
• Look at what the fare includes if you fly Transavia Airlines or Ryanair, where a small cabin bag is usually all you get.
• Make sure both legs sit on one ticket, or leave plenty of time between them if you booked the low-cost leg separately.
• Carry a valid passport or identity card for Poland and check it stays valid for the whole trip.
• Compare February with the weeks around Christmas and New Year, when fares on this route climb.
• Think about your arrival time, because a late landing at Strachowice leaves fewer buses into town.