Flights to Berlin
Fly to Berlin with flynas
Flights to Berlin
Book flights to Berlin with flynas and discover Germany's capital, a city where history, culture, art and modern life come together. From the Brandenburg Gate and remnants of the Berlin Wall to museums, creative neighbourhoods and green spaces, Berlin offers plenty to experience throughout your trip.
Explore famous landmarks, discover different parts of the city, experience Berlin's diverse food scene and make the most of one of Europe's most distinctive capitals.
Flying to Berlin with flynas
Plan your journey to Berlin with flynas and choose from available travel options and services to customise your trip according to your fare and travel needs.
Baggage options
Choose the baggage allowance that suits your journey when booking. Additional baggage may also be added through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to your fare and applicable conditions.
Seat selection
Select your preferred seat before travelling through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to availability and the conditions applicable to your booking.
Food & drinks
A selection of meals, snacks and beverages may be available during your flight depending on the services offered and your fare.
Special assistance
If you require additional assistance due to reduced mobility or other specific travel needs, review the available services and request appropriate support before departure.
Arriving in Berlin
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) is the main airport serving the German capital and offers several options for travelling into central Berlin and surrounding areas.
Trains
Rail services connect the airport with stations and neighbourhoods across Berlin, providing a convenient option for reaching the city.
Public transport
Berlin's wider public transport network can be used to continue your journey from the airport to different parts of the city.
Taxis
Taxis are available at the airport for travellers looking for a direct journey to their hotel or final destination.
Private transfers & rental cars
Private transfers can be arranged in advance, while rental cars may be useful if you plan to travel beyond central Berlin during your stay.
At Berlin Brandenburg Airport
Berlin Brandenburg Airport offers a range of facilities and passenger services for travellers arriving in and departing from the German capital.
Restaurants & cafés
Travellers can find a selection of restaurants, cafés and food and beverage outlets within the airport.
Shopping
A range of shops is available for travellers looking for travel essentials and other products during their time at the airport.
Passenger services
The airport provides passenger facilities and services to support travellers during arrival, departure and their journey through the terminal.
Top attractions in Berlin
Berlin's landmarks tell the story of different periods in German and European history while sitting alongside the city's contemporary cultural and creative scene.
Brandenburg Gate
The Brandenburg Gate is one of the most recognisable landmarks in Berlin and Germany. Located in the heart of the city, it stands close to several important historic sites and is a natural starting point for exploring central Berlin.
Berlin Wall Memorial
Learn about Berlin's division and life on both sides of the wall at the Berlin Wall Memorial, which preserves an important part of the city's modern history.
East Side Gallery
The East Side Gallery stretches along a surviving section of the Berlin Wall and features a collection of murals that have become part of Berlin's cultural landscape.
Reichstag Building
The Reichstag is home to the German Parliament and one of Berlin's best-known buildings, combining its historic architecture with a distinctive modern glass dome.
Checkpoint Charlie
Checkpoint Charlie was one of the best-known crossing points between East and West Berlin during the Cold War and remains a significant site connected to the city's divided past.
Museums & culture in Berlin
Museum Island
Located in central Berlin, Museum Island is home to a collection of important museums and cultural institutions, making it a major destination for visitors interested in art, archaeology and history.
Art & culture
Berlin is known for its diverse cultural scene, with galleries, theatres, performance spaces and creative venues found throughout the city.
Kreuzberg
Kreuzberg is one of Berlin's most diverse neighbourhoods, known for its restaurants, cafés, markets, street art and multicultural character.
Friedrichshain
Friedrichshain combines historic architecture with cafés, restaurants and creative spaces, and is also home to the East Side Gallery.
Things to do in Berlin
Take a River Spree cruise
See Berlin from a different perspective with a boat journey along the River Spree, which passes close to several historic buildings and landmarks in central Berlin.
Explore Potsdamer Platz
Potsdamer Platz combines modern architecture, shopping, restaurants and cultural venues and is conveniently located near several attractions in central Berlin.
Walk through Tiergarten
Tiergarten is one of Berlin's largest and best-known green spaces, offering a place to walk and relax between visits to the city's nearby attractions.
Discover Berlin's neighbourhoods
Spend time exploring areas such as Mitte, Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain and Charlottenburg, each offering a different side of the city.
Food to try in Berlin
Berlin's food scene reflects the city's multicultural character, combining German favourites with cuisines from around the world.
Currywurst
One of the foods most closely associated with Berlin, currywurst is typically served with a tomato-based curry sauce and can be found at food stands and casual restaurants around the city.
German bakeries
Bakeries across Berlin offer a wide selection of breads, pastries and sweet treats that are easy to enjoy while exploring the city.
International cuisine
Berlin's diverse population has created a wide-ranging restaurant scene, with food from the Middle East, Asia, Europe and many other regions.
Cafés
Berlin has an extensive café culture, from traditional coffee houses to modern cafés found throughout its creative and residential neighbourhoods.
Where to stay in Berlin
Berlin offers accommodation across a wide range of neighbourhoods. The best area for your stay will depend on your itinerary and the parts of the city you plan to explore.
Mitte
A central choice for travellers who want to stay close to many of Berlin's major landmarks, museums and historic areas.
Charlottenburg
Known for shopping, restaurants and broad avenues, Charlottenburg provides convenient access to many parts of western Berlin.
Kreuzberg
A good option for travellers looking for a lively and diverse neighbourhood filled with restaurants, cafés, markets and cultural experiences.
Friedrichshain
A vibrant neighbourhood with cafés, restaurants and cultural spaces, as well as convenient access to several attractions in eastern Berlin.
Getting around Berlin
Berlin has an extensive public transport network connecting the city centre with neighbourhoods and surrounding areas.
U-Bahn
Berlin's underground network serves many of the city's main districts and provides a convenient way to travel between central areas.
S-Bahn
The S-Bahn connects central Berlin with neighbourhoods and outer areas and works alongside the city's wider public transport network.
Trams & buses
Tram and bus services provide additional connections across the city, including areas not directly served by rail services.
Walking & cycling
Many areas of central Berlin can be explored on foot, while cycling is also widely used for getting around the city.
Taxis & ride services
Taxis and app-based transport services are available across Berlin and may be useful when travelling with luggage or when public transport is less convenient.
Weather in Berlin
Berlin experiences four distinct seasons. Summers are generally warmer with longer daylight hours, while winters are cold. Spring and autumn often bring milder but changeable conditions.
Check the latest weather forecast before travelling and pack for the season, particularly if you plan to spend plenty of time exploring Berlin on foot.
Berlin travel tips
Currency
Germany's official currency is the euro (EUR).
Language
German is the official language. English is also commonly used in many hotels, attractions and areas frequently visited by international travellers.
Use public transport
Berlin's rail, tram and bus networks cover large parts of the city and provide a practical way to travel between many attractions and neighbourhoods.
Plan major attractions in advance
Some museums and attractions may require advance arrangements or reservations. Check official opening information and visitor requirements before your visit.
Explore beyond the main landmarks
Berlin's neighbourhoods are an important part of the experience, with local markets, cafés, restaurants, art and cultural spaces found throughout the city.
Entry requirements
Visa and entry requirements for Germany vary depending on nationality and individual travel circumstances. Check the latest official requirements applicable to your journey before travelling.
Frequently asked questions about flights to Berlin
What is the main airport in Berlin?
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) is the main airport serving the German capital and provides several transport options for reaching the city.
What are the top attractions in Berlin?
Popular attractions include the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Wall Memorial, Reichstag Building, Checkpoint Charlie, Museum Island and East Side Gallery.
How can I travel from Berlin Brandenburg Airport to the city?
Travellers can use rail and public transport services, taxis, private transfers or rental cars to continue their journey from the airport.
What is the best way to get around Berlin?
Berlin has an extensive network of U-Bahn and S-Bahn trains, trams and buses. The most suitable option will depend on where you are staying and the areas you plan to visit.
What is Berlin known for?
Berlin is known for its modern history, Cold War landmarks, museums, arts and culture, diverse neighbourhoods and extensive green spaces.
What currency is used in Berlin?
The official currency is the euro (EUR).
What language is spoken in Berlin?
German is the official language, while English is also commonly used in many visitor-facing areas and services.
Can I use nasmiles when booking flights to Berlin?
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.