Fly direct from Berlin (BER) to Copenhagen (CPH) with Norwegian Air Sweden from €58 return. The median price sits around €86, so you've got room to spot deals. Three hours non-stop and you're in Denmark's capital.
Price and when to book
Prices range from €58 to €100 based on our sample fares. The median sits at €86, so if you spot anything below that, it's worth booking. Norwegian Air Sweden is the regular carrier on this route. The earlier you book, the better, especially in peak season (spring and summer). Avoid last-minute bookings if you're on a tight budget.
Airline and stops
Norwegian Air Sweden flies this route non-stop. No layovers, no aircraft changes, no wasted time in connections. Early morning departure from Berlin and you land in Copenhagen in just over 3 hours. If the direct flight doesn't suit your schedule or budget, alternatives with connections may exist, but the main draw here is the direct service.
Best time to visit
Copenhagen shines year-round, but the cheapest fares usually drop in winter (November to February) and early spring. Travelling midweek and outside Danish holidays gives you more budget-friendly options. July and August are pricey months. The city buzzes in summer with long days and street life, but winter brings festive charm too.
What to do when you arrive
Copenhagen is compact and easy to explore. The airport (Kastrup) sits 8 km from the centre with good train links. Walk round Nyhavn (the historic harbour), visit Amalienborg Palace, grab street food at Papirøen, cycle through the trendy Nørrebro district. Rent a bike, Danes do everything on two wheels, and soak it in. A welcoming, clean and safe city, perfect for 3–4 days.
FAQ
Are there direct flights from Berlin to Copenhagen?
Yes, Norwegian Air Sweden operates direct flights on this route. No stops, no aircraft changes. It's the quickest and most comfortable way to get from Berlin to Copenhagen.
What's the cheapest price you've found?
The lowest price we've seen is €58 return. Fares vary by date and how far in advance you book, but with a flight comparison tool you'll always find budget options if you plan ahead.
How long does the flight take?
The direct flight takes just over 3 hours. It's a short hop, ideal for a weekend break or a longer city escape.
What should I see in Copenhagen in 2–3 days?
Nyhavn, Amalienborg, art and design museums, Christiana district, Tivoli (if visiting in summer). The city is compact, so 2–3 days covers the essentials easily by bike like the locals do.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
