Flight to Vienna from 111 € — Round trip in September

Why visit Vienna now?

Vienna is not only the capital of Austria, but also one of the most livable cities in Europe. With this flight to Vienna for only 111 euros per person, you can experience imperial splendor up close in September 2026. Whether world-famous sights, cozy coffee houses or culinary highlights – the city on the Danube has something for everyone. And the best part: The flight from Berlin takes only about two hours (with a stopover), so you’ll be strolling through Vienna’s city center soon after landing.

🪪 Entry: For German nationals, a personal ID card (EU/Schengen) is sufficient.

Flight from Berlin to Vienna for only 111 €

This flight to Vienna departs on September 22, 2026 and ends on September 26, 2026 – four full days in one of Europe’s most beautiful cities. The price of 111 euros per person is for round trip and is a real bargain. You fly with a stopover, which extends travel time slightly, but keeps the price extremely low. If you want to be spontaneous, you should book quickly, because such offers are often sold out quickly.

What awaits you in Vienna?

Vienna delights with a mix of history, culture and enjoyment. This flight to Vienna takes you directly to the heart of Europe. After arriving at Vienna International Airport (approx. 20 km southeast of the city), you can reach the city center in 16 to 30 minutes with the City Airport Train or the express bus. There, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Hofburg Palace and the Vienna State Opera await you. The MuseumsQuartier and the Naschmarkt also invite you to explore. And of course, an original Wiener Schnitzel at “Figlmüller” or a Sachertorte at Hotel Sacher are a must.

Best travel time & practical tips

September is ideal for a flight to Vienna: daytime temperatures are pleasantly between 15 and 22 degrees, the summer heat is over and tourist crowds are slowly dwindling. In September, the Vienna Danube Island Festival and the Thanksgiving parade also take place – if you like festivals. Pack a light jacket, as evenings can be cool.

In Vienna itself, you are well mobile with the subway, tram and bus network (Wiener Linien). A 24-hour ticket costs only 8 euros. Savings tip: Buy the Vienna City Card (for 72 hours), which offers free travel and discounts at many museums. Admission to the Prater is also free – only the rides cost extra. For dinner, a visit to the Naschmarkt is worthwhile, where there are many cheap food stalls.

Vienna in 4 days

• Day 1: Arrival & Old Town – Check-in, then a stroll through the 1st district: St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Graben, Kohlmarkt. Evening at a Heuriger in Grinzing (accessible by bus).
• Day 2: Imperial Splendor – Morning at Schönbrunn Palace (visit and park), afternoon at Hofburg Palace and Sisi Museum. Then a coffee house visit (Café Central).
• Day 3: Art & Culture – MuseumsQuartier (Leopold Museum or Albertina) or Belvedere (Klimt’s “The Kiss”). Later Naschmarkt and tasting of Tafelspitz or Vienna sausages.
• Day 4: Prater & Farewell – Ferris wheel in the Vienna Prater, walk along the Danube Canal promenade, then return to the airport.

This flight to Vienna is the perfect short break for city fans. With 111 euros you are traveling cheaply and can enjoy the city. Learn more about Vienna on Wikipedia. You can find more cheap flights under more flight deals.