Fly Vienna to Amsterdam non-stop with KLM from €212 return. The median price sits at €213, meaning you'll find solid fares on this route. Book in advance and save on your Dutch getaway.
Price and when to book
Fares for this route range from €212–€228 return depending on dates and seat availability. Most searches land around €213. Booking ahead typically unlocks better prices; the more time you allow, the more budget options you'll find. Check different travel dates on your calendar before confirming.
Airline and stops
You'll travel with KLM Royal Dutch Airlines on a direct Vienna–Amsterdam flight. No stops, no aircraft changes: you board in Vienna and land in Amsterdam. KLM is a major carrier with solid on-time performance on this route and services included depending on your ticket type.
Best time to visit
Amsterdam appeals year-round. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer mild weather and fewer crowds than summer. Winters are cold but perfect if you want the city quieter. Skip July–August if you dislike tourism peaks, though more flights run in high season.
What to do when you arrive
Amsterdam is a gem: canals, world-class museums (Van Gogh, Rembrandt), bikes everywhere and superb local food. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) sits 9 km from the city centre; a direct train takes 15 minutes. Explore the bridges, walk through Jordaan, catch the tulips in spring and taste local specialities like cheese croquettes.
FAQ
Is €212 the total price for the Vienna–Amsterdam trip?
€212 is the from price for return (outbound plus inbound flight). Always confirm whether airport taxes, baggage and insurance are included; it depends on your KLM fare type.
Is this a direct flight or does it have stops?
It's direct. KLM operates a non-stop service Vienna to Amsterdam. You board once and land at your destination.
Which airline flies this route?
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines operates these Vienna–Amsterdam flights. It's a Dutch carrier with a long track record and strong European network.
What should I see in Amsterdam in 3 or 4 days?
The canals, Van Gogh Museum, the Anne Frank House, Jordaan neighbourhood, traditional markets (Albert Cuyp), bike shops and local food: stroopwafels, Dutch cheese and fresh herring. The train from the airport takes 15 minutes to the city.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
