Flight to Bucharest from €55 — Round Trip in October

Looking for a cheap flight to Bucharest? This deal takes you from Berlin to Romania’s capital for just €55 per person – and back again. The nonstop flight is booked for the period from October 13 to 16, 2026.

🪪 Entry: German nationals only need their ID card (EU/Schengen).

Why go to Bucharest now?

Bucharest, once celebrated as “Little Paris”, surprises with a mix of Belle Époque houses, socialist monumental buildings and modern street art. The centre around Lipscani Lane is the city’s historic heart – cosy cafés, vintage shops and restaurants line up here. A visit to the Palace of Parliament, the second-largest building in the world, is an absolute must. Herăstrău Park also invites you for a stroll around its lake. For culture lovers, the National Museum of Art of Romania offers a deep insight into the local art scene. You should definitely try typical dishes such as sarmale (cabbage rolls), mici (grilled minced-meat rolls) and papanasi (curd donuts with sour cream and jam). Piața Unirii is a good starting point for your explorations. You can find more about the city’s history on the German Wikipedia page on Bucharest.

Your flight to Bucharest: Only €55 for a round trip

The flight to Bucharest departs from Berlin on October 13, 2026 and lands without a stopover in the Romanian capital. The return journey is planned for October 16, 2026. The price of €55 per person applies to the round trip – this is a real bargain. A flight to Bucharest at this price is ideal for a short city break. You not only save on the ticket, but can also make the most of the long weekend thanks to the short flight time. Book quickly, because such nonstop deals are often sold out fast.

Best time to travel & practical tips

In mid-October, autumn is in full glory in Bucharest. Daytime temperatures are often between 10 and 15 degrees, and it can get cool at night. So for your flight to Bucharest, you should pack a light jacket and an umbrella. Once there, you can get around cheaply by metro, bus or tram. A day ticket for public transport is worth it if you want to visit several neighbourhoods. Alternatively, ride-hailing services such as Uber or Bolt are widespread and cheap. From Henri Coandă Airport (Otopeni), you can take the 100 express bus or a taxi directly to the centre – the bus takes about 40 minutes. Money-saving tip: Many museums offer free entry on certain days, for example the National Museum of the Romanian Peasant. A free walking tour through the old town also gives you a good overview; tips are welcome but not mandatory.

Flight to Bucharest: 3-day plan for your short trip

With this flight to Bucharest, you have three full days in the city. Here’s how to plan your short trip:

• Day 1 – Old Town: Start in the Lipscani district, stroll through the narrow lanes and marvel at Cărturești Carusel, one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. At lunchtime, try sarmale in a traditional restaurant. In the evening, bars and pubs in the old town beckon.
• Day 2 – History & Nature: In the morning, take a tour of the Palace of Parliament – visiting is only possible with a guided tour. Afterwards, relax in Herăstrău Park and visit the Village Museum open-air museum, which shows traditional rural architecture.
• Day 3 – Culture & Farewell: See the Romanian Athenaeum and visit the National Museum of Art. Spend the afternoon in the trendy Cotroceni district before heading back to the airport.

At just €55 per person, this flight to Bucharest is the perfect opportunity to get to know the city hassle-free. Secure your ticket and look forward to a long weekend full of new impressions. You can find even more cheap destinations under more flight deals.