Fly from Berlin to London for just €67 return with Ryanair. The median price sits at €74, so there's real potential to bag a bargain. Flights are direct with no stopovers wasting your time.
Price and when to book
The prices you see (€67, €74, €100) shift based on your travel dates and how far ahead you book. Reserve 4–6 weeks in advance to nail cheaper fares. Prices climb during peak season (July, August, bank holidays) and drop in winter, January and early spring. Check back regularly if you've got a date in mind.
Airline and stops
Ryanair operates this route with direct flights Berlin to London, no intermediate stops. You'll depart Berlin at 10:10 (per the example) and land in London the same day. These rock-bottom prices don't usually include checked baggage; any suitcase costs extra.
Best time to visit
London's worth visiting year-round, but winter (January to March) and autumn (September to early November) often have cheaper flight fares. Want sunshine and crowds? Summer's your bet, though pricier. For value and fewer tourists, aim for May or early June, or late August.
What to do when you arrive
London has four main airports; Ryanair typically lands at Stansted, Luton or Gatwick depending on the flight. All have bus, train or taxi links to central London. Once there: Big Ben, Tower Bridge, free museums (Natural History, British Museum), Hyde Park, Portobello and Camden markets. Buy an Oyster Card for public transport.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for flights from Berlin to London?
From €67 return with Ryanair. That's the lowest recorded fare; the median sits at €74, so this range is realistic. Book early and stay flexible with dates to catch it.
Is it a direct flight from Berlin to London?
Yes, Ryanair flies direct with no stops. Depart Berlin, land in London the same day.
Which airline operates this route?
Ryanair runs these cheap flights. Bear in mind that checked baggage usually isn't included in the base fare.
What's worth seeing in London over a weekend?
Tower Bridge, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, a stroll along the Thames, free museums (British Museum, National Gallery), parks like Hyde Park and St James's Park, and neighbourhoods such as Soho or Shoreditch. Two days covers the essentials.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
