Fly Dublin to Berlin with Ryanair for just €73 return per person. Prices average around €87, with options up to €101 depending on dates. Book ahead to catch the best fares on this direct route.
Price and when to book
The lowest price we've found is €73 per person (return), though the median sits at €87. Fares rise to €101 during peak dates. As always, book early for the best deals: aim for at least 6-8 weeks' notice. October and November usually offer good value if you avoid bank holidays and weekends.
Airline and connections
Ryanair operates this route with no stops, it's a direct flight. Morning departure from Dublin (like the example on 15 November at 06:20) and arrival in Berlin within hours. Return flight follows the same pattern. No aircraft changes or connection delays to worry about.
Best time to visit
Berlin shines year-round. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant weather, fewer crowds and better prices than summer. Flying in November like our example means cool temperatures (5–10°C) but no snow yet, with fewer queues at museums and landmarks.
What to do when you arrive
Berlin has plenty beyond the usual tourist trail: Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, East Side Gallery (wall street art), Museum Island, creative Kreuzberg district, alternative flea markets. The airport (BER) is 20 km from the city centre; regional train or bus are budget-friendly. Walking will reveal bars, galleries and cafés round every corner.
FAQ
Are there direct flights from Dublin to Berlin?
Yes. Ryanair flies direct with no stops on this route. The journey takes around two and a half hours.
What is the cheapest price Dublin to Berlin?
The lowest recorded is €73 return per person. Most searches come in around €87. Book with plenty of lead time for cheaper options.
Which airline flies Dublin to Berlin?
Ryanair operates this route at the prices shown here. It's a budget carrier, so keep in mind that extra luggage, premium seats and meals are not included in the base fare.
How many days should I spend in Berlin?
Three to four days are enough to see the essentials. A week lets you enjoy without rush, visit museums, try the nightlife and explore alternative neighbourhoods at a relaxed pace.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
