Flights to Germany from € 737

Germany has technology-driven cities, striking medieval architecture and historic monuments that evoke strong emotions. Air Europa flights to Germany depart from cities across Europe and beyond. Check out our official website for the best flight deals and join our Air Europa SUMA programme for more perks!

Cities in Germany Served by Air Europa

Frankfurt (FRA): As the financial hub of Germany, it is one of the most built-up and developed cities. Here traditional architecture sits alongside high-rise buildings.
Munich (MUC): A more traditional city favoured among travellers for hosting the world-famous Oktoberfest in the Hofbräuhaus beer hall. Be sure to check out the stunning examples of architecture, including the Neuschwanstein Castle and Marienplatz city centre.
Berlin (TXL): The capital of Germany, Berlin offers many sights. Visit what remains of the Berlin Wall, marvel at the architecture of the Berlin Cathedral and stroll through Brandenburg Gate.
Düsseldorf (DUS): Known for its exciting art and fashion scenes, Düsseldorf is divided by the Rhine River. Visit Old Town (Altstadt), known as the “longest bar in the world”, and where you’ll find over 260 thriving pubs.
Hamburg (HAM): A major port city with an interesting history, Hamburg is crossed by hundreds of canals and features plenty of green spaces. If galleries are your thing, the Deichtorhallen has a contemporary feel with its art and photography displays.

Germany’s Highlights

For longer stays in Germany, make sure to venture to these spots:

Lake Constance: A popular choice for water sports also known as ‘Bodensee’, this picturesque lake borders Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Zugspitze: This is the highest peak of the Wetterstein Mountains. In this region you can ski and hike some of the most amazing natural areas of the country.
Kehlsteinhaus: This tiny mountain-top bar and restaurant offers great views. You can get here by car or lift. It is also a major historic attraction as Hitler used it many times.
Neuschwanstein Castle: Standing impressively on a hill in Bavaria, southeast Germany, this stunning palace was the inspiration for Walt Disney’s theme park castles.

The Climate in Germany

Germany has warm summers and mildly cold winters. However, the weather is not the most consistent, so summers can be very wet at times. Peak tourist times are during the summers, which have the perfect weather to chug down a cold beer outside, and during December, which boasts amazing Christmas markets that will add a touch of magic to your holiday.

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Journey 3 steps itinerary

Step into Germany's fascinating history by discovering Berlin's famous landmarks and the beautifully restored center of Dresden. Ideal for travelers who want to experience Europe's cultural heritage.

Berlin Wall Memorial and Museum Island Highlights

Discover the magical Black Forest, dotted with charming towns and hands-on exhibits. This family-friendly itinerary offers outdoor fun, delicious regional cuisine, and exciting attractions for travelers of all ages.

Bavaria offers breathtaking landscapes, sparkling lakes, and charming villages. Immerse yourself in nature by exploring mountain trails and relaxing by peaceful lakeshores in this beautiful region.

Forecast
Weather trends

Germany has a temperate climate with clear seasonal changes throughout the year. Winter, especially in January and February, brings cold temperatures, often with frost and sometimes snow. As spring arrives, the weather gradually becomes warmer, with March, April, and May offering milder temperatures and more frequent rain showers. June, July, and August are usually the warmest and sunniest months, although moderate rainfall is still common. In autumn, September marks the beginning of cooler weather, while October tends to be wetter and shows the first signs of winter. November is generally cold and damp, followed by the colder days of December, which often bring snow, particularly in mountainous areas. Rainfall is fairly evenly spread across the year, creating a reliable seasonal pattern that suits both holidaymakers and business travelers visiting Germany.

Gastronomy Cuisine

German cuisine blends long-standing traditions with modern creativity, offering a variety of hearty regional specialties that shape its culinary identity. Key ingredients like bread, sausages, and potatoes play an important role in meals, while interest in local, organic, and seasonal produce continues to grow. Modern dining trends highlight inventive takes on classic recipes, including plant-based options and the skilled craft of artisan baking, making Germany's food culture both enduring and forward-looking.

Bratwurst
Grilled or pan-fried sausages, usually made from pork, beef, or veal, served with mustard and bread or sauerkraut.
Sauerbraten
A marinated pot roast prepared with vinegar and spices, then slow-cooked and served with red cabbage and potato dumplings.
Pretzel (Brezel)
A baked bread with a crisp crust and soft inside, typically topped with coarse salt and enjoyed as a savory snack.

Flights to Germany from € 737

Flights
Germany from € 737