Munich and Bucharest are just 2 hours apart by direct flight. Prices start from €107 return, with a median of €107 as well. Fly with Lufthansa and arrive without any stops.
Price and when to book
The base price is €107 return. In the sample checked on 23 October, we found tickets from €107 (twice) up to €190. For this route, we recommend booking as far in advance as possible: flights to Bucharest tend to fill quickly. Search regularly and secure your seat when you spot a price close to €107.
Airline and layovers
Lufthansa operates this connection nonstop. You depart from Munich (MUC) and land directly in Bucharest (OTP) in just 2 hours. It's the fastest and most comfortable option: board, relax if you want, and you're there. No waiting at intermediate airports.
Best time to visit
Bucharest shines almost year-round. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. Winters are cold but the city glows with festive decorations. Skip July and August if you prefer fewer people in museums and squares.
What to do when you arrive
The Palace of Parliament is essential: Europe's largest building after the Pentagon. Walk through Old Town Bucharest with its colonial churches and bohemian cafés. Visit the National Art Museum. Climb to the TV Tower viewpoint for 360° city views. Try mici (local grilled meat rolls) at any authentic restaurant. Everything is close by, the city is very walkable or use the metro.
FAQ
Why are flights to Bucharest so cheap?
Lufthansa flies this route regularly with good capacity. Munich is a major hub and Bucharest has steady demand but isn't as saturated as other European capitals. That allows competitive pricing, especially when you book ahead. The €107 fares are genuine on this route.
Are there direct flights from Munich to Bucharest?
Yes, Lufthansa offers a nonstop connection. The flight takes approximately 2 hours. It's the most comfortable way to travel between these cities.
What's the best date to book?
Book as early as possible. Based on October data, the lowest prices (€107) appear when you search well in advance. Don't wait until the last minute: this route fills up quickly at competitive rates.
What to see in Bucharest besides the Parliament Palace?
Old Town is a charming walled neighbourhood with colonial churches, art shops and restaurants. The National Art Museum has an excellent collection. Revolution Square is historically significant. The TV Tower offers panoramic views. Lipscani is perfect for antiques and local crafts. Two or three days gives you time to see everything without rushing.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
