Cheap flights to Germany
Flights, routes and travel tips
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Sep 2026
From €16.19Each way
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Oct 2026 CHEAPEST
From €14.99Each way
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Nov 2026
From €17.99Each way
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Dec 2026
From €21.44Each way
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Jan 2027
From €21.99Each way
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Feb 2027
From €24.99Each way
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Mar 2027
From €24.99Each way
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Apr 2027
From €57.99Each way
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May 2027
From €57.99Each way
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Jun 2027
From €57.99Each way
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Jul 2027
From €75.99Each way
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Aug 2027
From €75.99Each way
Find cheap flights to Germany
| From | To | Flight type | Departure date | Departure time | Flight time | Price | Route availability |
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| Dublin DUB | Berlin BER | One way | Tue 13 Oct | Departure time: 07:50 | Flight time: 2h 15m | €14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Dublin DUB | Hamburg HAM | One way | Wed 14 Oct | Departure time: 06:30 | Flight time: 2h 0m | €14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Knock NOC | Cologne CGN | One way | Tue 29 Sep | Departure time: 09:40 | Flight time: 1h 55m | €16.19 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Dublin DUB | Hamburg HAM | One way | Sat 21 Nov | Departure time: 05:45 | Flight time: 1h 55m | €17.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Kerry KIR | Frankfurt–Hahn HHN | One way | Mon 28 Sep | Departure time: 17:25 | Flight time: 1h 55m | €20.91 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
- What is the cheapest time of year to visit Germany?
- There is no single cheapest time to visit Germany: fares and accommodation prices vary by city, event dates, school holidays and how far ahead you book. To reduce rail costs, compare dates and book Deutsche Bahn saver fares in advance; for flights and hotels, compare several dates outside major holidays and trade fairs.
- What are the most popular places to visit in Germany?
- Germany’s best-known visitor destinations include Berlin for its history and museums, Hamburg for its harbour and waterfront districts, Munich for culture and access to Bavaria, and the Romantic Road and Füssen area for historic towns and Neuschwanstein Castle. The German National Tourist Board highlights these cities and routes among its major travel destinations.
- How do tourists get around in Germany?
- Tourists commonly combine long-distance and regional trains with local public transport. Deutsche Bahn connects cities by high-speed and regional rail, while local networks provide city buses, trams and urban rail. Walking is practical in many historic centres; a car can be useful for rural areas and itineraries with limited public-transport connections.
- What travel documents do I need to fly to Germany?
- You will need travel documents appropriate to your nationality, residency status, route and document type. Passport, national identity-card and visa requirements can differ and may change, so check the German Federal Foreign Office’s official visa information and the requirements of your airline before departure. Check the latest official guidance before you travel.
- Do I need a car when visiting Germany?
- You do not usually need a car for a city-focused trip to Germany, as major cities and many inter-city routes are served by rail and local public transport. A car can be useful if you plan to visit rural areas, small villages or natural regions where connections are less frequent, or if you want maximum flexibility.
- How long does it take to get from the airport to the main tourist areas of Germany?
- Transfer times depend on the tourist area, traffic and transport option. For Berlin Brandenburg (BER), official airport information lists the Airport Express and regional trains to Berlin Hauptbahnhof in about 30 minutes. For Bremen (BRE), Cologne (CGN), Friedrichshafen (FDH), Karlsruhe / Baden-Baden (FKB), Memmingen (FMM), Münster (FMO), Hamburg (HAM), Frankfurt Hahn (HHN), Lubeck (LBC), Dusseldorf Weeze (NRN), Nuremberg (NUE), Paderborn (PAD) and Saarbrücken (SCN), journey times to Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Füssen and other major visitor areas vary substantially because these airports serve different German regions. Check the relevant airport’s official ground-transport information and Deutsche Bahn’s journey planner for the current route and timetable; do not assume that one airport is Germany’s primary gateway.
Travel Tips
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When is the best time to visit Germany?
The best time to visit Germany is May to September for cities, castles, rivers, and outdoor travel. December is also a standout season for Christmas markets, while winter is good for alpine areas in the south. Spring and early autumn are especially pleasant for sightseeing with fewer crowds than peak summer.
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What is Germany known for?
Germany is known for its historic cities, castles, beer culture, forests, and strong cultural heritage. It is especially recognised for Berlin, Bavaria, the Rhine, Christmas markets, and world-famous engineering. The country is also known for museums, fairytale routes, and regional traditions.
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What are the must-see places in Germany?
Must-see places in Germany include Berlin, Munich, Neuschwanstein Castle, the Rhine Valley, and Hamburg. Travellers also visit Cologne, Dresden, the Black Forest, Heidelberg, and Bavaria’s alpine towns. Berlin is the main choice for history and contemporary culture.
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How many days do you need in Germany?
Most travellers need 7 to 10 days in Germany to combine Berlin or Munich with a few regional highlights. A trip of 10 to 14 days allows time for castles, river valleys, and multiple cities. Germany’s size means shorter trips are best focused on one or two regions.
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Is Germany expensive to visit?
Germany is generally a mid-range Western European destination. Budget travellers may spend around €65 to €95 per day, while mid-range travellers often spend €130 to €220 per day. Costs are usually highest in Munich, Frankfurt, and during major festivals or Christmas markets.
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What is the weather like in Germany?
Germany has a temperate seasonal climate, with warm summers and cold winters. Northern areas are generally cooler and more maritime, while the south can be warmer in summer and snowier in winter. Weather is usually suitable for year-round city travel, with seasonal variation by region.
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What are the top things to do in Germany?
Top things to do in Germany include visiting Berlin’s historic sites, seeing Neuschwanstein Castle, and exploring Munich and Bavaria. Many travellers also enjoy Rhine cruises, Christmas markets, museum visits, beer halls, and scenic road trips through forests and mountain regions.
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What food is the Germany famous for?
Germany is famous for sausages, pretzels, schnitzel, sauerkraut, and Black Forest cake. Regional dishes vary widely, with hearty meat dishes in Bavaria, seafood in the north, and strong bread and beer traditions nationwide. Beer culture is one of Germany’s best-known culinary associations.
What you need to know when traveling with Ryanair
View all FAQsCan I bring cabin baggage on a Ryanair flight?
Yes, Ryanair allows one small personal bag included with every fare. Larger cabin bags or priority boarding options can be added for an extra fee.
How do I check in for my Ryanair flight?
You can check in online via the Ryanair app or website. Online check-in typically opens 24 hours before departure, or earlier if you’ve purchased a seat.
Can I change my Ryanair flight after booking?
Yes, Ryanair allows flight changes, but fees may apply depending on the fare type and timing of the change.
What happens if my Ryanair flight is delayed or cancelled?
If your flight is disrupted, Ryanair may offer options such as rebooking, refunds, or assistance, depending on the circumstances and applicable regulations.
Can I book airport transfers or car hire with Ryanair?
Yes, when booking with Ryanair, you can add extras such as car hire and airport transfers through partner services like Carhire, making it easier to travel from the aiport to the city or surrounding areas.
What is Priority Boarding and how does it work with Ryanair?
Ryanair Priority Boarding lets you board using the Priority queue and bring two cabin bags on board: one small personal bag and one 10kg cabin bag, subject to availability and fees.