Cheap flights to Berlin
Cheap flights to Berlin land at Berlin Brandenburg Airport, the single airport serving the German capital. People fly in for the museums and the history, for long weekends of food and nightlife, and for a city that works as well on a short break as on a slow stay. Planes fill fastest in late spring, early autumn and around the Christmas markets.
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Airports — Berlin
Berlin Brandenburg Airport takes every arrival into the city, so there is no second airport to choose between. It lies south-east of the centre, and the airport express train and the S-Bahn run from the terminal into town, with buses and taxis outside arrivals if you would rather ride. Carriers landing here include Ryanair, EasyJet Europe, Norwegian, Scandinavian Airlines and Transavia France, so the terminals stay busy at peak times.
When to go
Berlin is at its easiest from late spring to early autumn, when the days are long and the parks and beer gardens fill up. July and August are the warmest and the busiest, so fares and rooms climb; May, June and September usually give you the same weather with more room to move. Winter is grey and cold, but the Christmas markets pull in crowds from across Europe, and the city stays lively through New Year. Arrivals come from Warsaw, Krakow, Budapest, Bucharest, Chisinau, Varna, Milan, Barcelona, Alicante and Paris, and seats on those routes go first around public holidays.
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