Fly Copenhagen to Munich from €241 return with KLM. The median price sits at €256, with fares reaching €286 during peak demand. Book now and save on your Bavarian getaway.
Prices and when to book
The lowest price for this route is €241 return. Prices checked on 23 October 2026 show a median of €256, with fares reaching €286 during high-demand dates. To secure the best deals, book 4-6 weeks in advance; prices tend to rise as departure nears. Avoid booking in the final days.
Airline and stops
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines operates this route with 1 stop. Example itinerary: depart Copenhagen on 5 January at 09:55 and return from Munich on 15 January at 15:00. Connection times are typically short; exact layover duration depends on your booked flight. Check connection details at checkout.
Best time to visit
Munich is a destination year-round. Winter (December–February) is perfect for Christmas markets and Alpine snow. Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant weather and moderate prices. Summer is peak season with higher fares and more tourists. Book well in advance regardless of when you travel.
What to do in Munich
Munich is Bavaria's capital with Marienplatz and its stunning Gothic town hall, Nymphenburg Palace, and world-class art galleries including the Pinakothek. Nature lovers can explore the Alps to the south and Starnberg Lake. Enjoy traditional Bavarian cuisine at local restaurants. Munich Airport (MUC) is 28 km from the city centre; bus, train and taxi connections are quick and reliable.
FAQ
What is the cheapest flight price from Copenhagen to Munich?
The lowest recorded price is €241 return. The median stands at €256, which is a good indicator of the average fare you'll find. Some tickets reach €286 during peak-demand dates.
Is it a direct flight?
No, this route has 1 stop with KLM. While not direct, prices are highly competitive and total travel time is reasonable.
Which airline operates Copenhagen-Munich?
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines operates this route at the checked prices. Check the flight search for other available options.
What to see in Munich in 3–4 days?
Day 1: Marienplatz, Cathedral and Old Town Hall. Day 2: Nymphenburg Palace. Day 3: Pinakothek or Bavarian Museums. Day 4: day trip to Starnberg Lake or Neuschwanstein Castle. Try schnitzel and local beer.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
