Berlin to Vienna is a short and budget-friendly route. We found flights from €150 return with Austrian Airlines on direct services. The median price sits at €150, so you have good options if you book in time.
Price and when to book
Berlin–Vienna flights start from €150 return. In the price sample checked on 22 October 2026, we see options at €150 (two frequencies) and €246. Best strategy: book 6–8 weeks ahead. This route fills up quickly, especially at weekends. Don't wait until the last minute.
Airline and stops
Austrian Airlines operates this route with direct flights Berlin–Vienna. No stops means less travel time and less risk of baggage issues. The example departure is 09:10 from Berlin and return at 21:00 from Vienna, a comfortable schedule to make the most of your day at the destination.
Best time to visit
Vienna is beautiful any time of year, but autumn (September–November) and spring (April–May) offer pleasant weather without extreme crowds. December brings Christmas markets and festive atmosphere, though prices rise. Summer is peak season and pricier. Book ahead according to when you want to travel.
What to do when you arrive
Vienna airport (VIE) is 16 km from the city centre. Direct buses get you there in 20–30 minutes. Once in town, don't miss Schönbrunn Palace, St. Stephen's Cathedral, walks along the Danube and historic Viennese coffee houses. Four or five days give you plenty of time for the essentials.
FAQ
Is it really €150 return Berlin to Vienna?
Yes, we found flights at that price in the search. The median is also €150, so availability exists at that rate. That said, book early: other flights in the sample were €246.
Is the flight direct or does it have stops?
Direct. Austrian Airlines operates this route with no stops Berlin–Vienna. Departure at 09:10 and return at 21:00 according to the example.
Which is the best airline for this route?
Austrian Airlines is what we found with direct flights. It's a quality airline with a strong reputation. If you need to compare options, run other searches, but finding a direct service Berlin–Vienna with another carrier is difficult.
What can I do in Vienna in 4 days?
Day 1: St. Stephen's Cathedral and historic centre. Day 2: Schönbrunn Palace. Day 3: Danube and Leopoldstadt district. Day 4: museums, Viennese coffee houses and shopping. The city is very walkable and has good public transport.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
