cheap flights Dublin to Bremen

November stands as the cheapest month to fly between Dublin and Bremen, when demand sits lower across European routes. September and October offer reasonable prices before the winter season begins, while December sees costs rise with holiday travel. January through February provide quieter periods after New Year, though some airlines reduce frequencies during these months. April returns in spring, followed by June and August for summer departures. Midweek flights typically cost less than weekend options, and booking several weeks ahead helps secure better fares on this connecting route.

Every flight from Dublin to Bremen requires a change of aircraft at an intermediate hub. Lufthansa routes passengers through Frankfurt or Munich, while Air France uses Paris as its gateway. KLM connects via Amsterdam, Swiss flies through Zurich, and Scandinavian Airlines chooses Copenhagen for the transfer point. Pegasus, Helvetic Airways, Air Baltic and Eurowings each bring their own routing patterns, with some offering tighter connections than others. Full-service carriers like Lufthansa and KLM include checked baggage in most tickets, whereas budget options such as Pegasus and Eurowings charge separately for seats and luggage.

Bremen Airport is a compact facility where terminals sit close together, keeping walking distances short after arrival. The main building houses check-in counters, customs area and baggage claim within easy reach of each other. Getting into Bremen city centre takes roughly half an hour by bus or taxi along the motorway route. Local buses run regularly from outside arrivals, while ride services wait in designated areas near the terminal exit. No need to worry about long transfers since the airport itself is small enough to navigate quickly even with luggage in hand.

Currency

EUR (€)

Power sockets

Type C, F · 230 V

Language

German

Emergency number

112, 110

Driving side

right

Calling code

+49

Internet domain

.de

EU / Schengen

EU member, Schengen area

Population of Bremen

588 k (2025)

Time zone

UTC+02 (Europe/Berlin)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Bring your passport or identity card when entering Germany from Ireland as required by border regulations.
• Check whether your airline includes checked baggage before you pay extra at the airport.
• Verify that connecting flights are on a single ticket rather than separate bookings to avoid rechecking luggage.
• Consider travelling in November for lower prices, but expect higher demand around December holidays.
• Review each airline's specific policies before choosing which carrier to book with.