Flights Berlin - Dublin

Germany's capital, Berlin, is a historical city that has survived many wars. It is served by Schönefeld Airport and Berlin Tegel Airport at the moment. Berlin Tegel Airport is close to the city, whereas Schonefeld Airport is in Brandenburg state, some 20 kilometers away.

Berlin to Dublin flights may take off from either of the two airports that currently serve Berlin. Berlin Tegel Airport is known for its hexagon-shaped building, while Berlin Schonefeld Airport is known for being the only civilian airport of East Berlin. Both the airports will be replaced by Berlin Brandenburg Airport in the future.

To travel from Berlin to Dublin, you will have to confirm from which airport your flight will depart. If your flight is leaving from Berlin Tegel Airport, you are in luck, as it is well within the city. Hop on the JetExpress TXL bus from Berlin's central station to reach within 20 minutes. Taxi journeys take around 25 minutes from the city center. If your plane is departing from Schonefeld Airport, board the RE Regional-Express train from central station to reach the airport directly. There are also several BVG buses that leave from various locations in Berlin to its airports.

Dublin is one of the best kept secrets of Europe, with its bustling streets, medieval buildings and a whole lot of things to do. Begin your day at the National Museum of Ireland and head toward St. Patrick's Cathedral. Spend time at the Medieval Quarter of Dublin, where you can discover ancient castles, churches and buildings. Spend time at Grafton Street, famous for its shopping options and street musicians. Dublin is a great place to cycle around, which gives you an opportunity to discover the city at your own pace. Do not forget to visit the Temple Bar, which is not an actual bar but an entire district filled with bars, cafes and restaurants.

Cheap flights from Berlin to Dublin land at Dublin Airport, which is 10 kilometers away from the city center. Hop on bus route 102 to reach Sutton Station in the city center. Route 41 and route 16 take you to Lower Abbey Street and Ballinteer respectively. You may also take the Airlink Express which takes you directly to the city center from the airport. Another option is to hop on a shuttle service, usually offered by Aircoach. These are available 24/7. Alternatively, hail a taxi or call a cab to reach the center of Dublin from the airport. However, these services can prove to be quite expensive.