Berlin to London Flights

The booming metropolitan area of London is a major destination for travellers from around the world, including those from Berlin. With wildly successful sectors such as finance, the arts, commerce, and fashion, visitors flock to London for its prominence in these areas as well as its rich tourism industry. Ebookers finds flights from Berlin to London that fit travellers’ specified needs and schedules.

Flying Out of Berlin, Germany

Located in northeaster Germany, Berlin is both the capital and the largest city of the country. The city is known for its universities, architecture, IT industry, and history. With attractions including Bundestag, remains of the Berlin Wall, and the Berlin Zoo, the city is a major tourist destination in Europe.

Those departing the city will fly out of Berlin-Schönefeld Airport or Berlin Tegel Airport. Berlin Tegel Airport is situated 5 miles northwest of the city, and Berlin-Schönefeld Airport is located 11 miles to the southeast. Transportation to both airports is available via buses and taxis. Only Berlin-Schönefeld offers a railway option to travellers with a reasonable fare of €3. Parking is available at both airports, including both short-term and long-term options. Long-term rates start at €19 per day at Berlin-Schönefeld, and at €26 a day at Tegel. Book your parking in advance at Berlin-Schönefeld Airport for the added bonus of discounted rates.

Having a relaxing meal before your flight is possible at both airports. At Berlin-Schönefeld choose from any of the delicious restaurants, including Kilkenny Irish Pub, Marché Bakery, and Burger King. For travellers out of Tegel, enjoy Red Baron, Starbucks, Wiener Feinbäcker Heberer, and much more.

A Look at London

London is a diverse city bursting at the seams with culture. With over 300 languages spoken within the city, it is a melting pot of people from around the world. Resting along the River Thames, the city consists of 32 boroughs, including the well-known Camden, Westminster, and Bloomsbury.

Staying in London

There are five airports that travellers to London could land in, including Luton, Stansted, Gatwick, London-City, and Heathrow. The city has established a well-connected transportation system for travellers between the airports and the city with railways, buses, and taxis. While taxi fares are lowered by booking in advance, be warned that taxi fares are still relatively high. Trips between the popular Heathrow Airport and Central London typically cost between £45 and £60. A cheaper alternative would be to take the London Underground, Heathrow Connect rail, or Heathrow Express rail. Utilizing rail services at your selected airport is also a great way to save time by avoiding traffic.

London features many landmarks that are must-see sites for travellers, including Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, and the London Eye. Westminster Abbey and Piccadilly Circus are also great places to visit if you can squeeze them in. For a taste of the arts with the added perk of free admission, stop in at the National Portrait Gallery or British Museum. Head to Hyde Park for a lovely picnic and stroll. If the stage is calling, visit the West End of the city to enjoy a show at any of the many theatres in the area.

When visiting the city, expect a bit of rain and clouds. Packing a light jacket would be wise, especially if you're planning day trips. The city is part of a temperate oceanic climate, experiencing cold winters and warm summers. The average high in January is 8.1°C, making it the coldest month. With an average daily high of 23.5°C, July is the hottest month.

Finding Your Flight to London

With international travel between Berlin and London very popular for both business and pleasure, there are many flights for travellers to choose from. Ebookers helps travellers narrow their search of flights from Berlin to London by date, travel time, stops, and more.