Flight to Milan from €53 — Round Trip in January

Are you looking for a cheap flight to Milan and want to escape the German gray in winter? Then we have something for you: round trip from Berlin is currently available for €53 per person — with no layovers. Here’s how to make the most of your seven days in Lombardy.

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

Why Milan now?

Milan is pleasantly quiet in January, the tourist lines in front of the Duomo are shorter, and the city shows its relaxed side. The Milan Cathedral with its 135 spires and the golden Madonnina is the city’s landmark. Right next to it is the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a magnificent shopping arcade made of glass and iron with mosaic floors. Art lovers should visit the Pinacoteca di Brera, one of Italy’s most important painting museums. In the Navigli district, canals, bars, and restaurants line up one after another — in the evening, one of the liveliest places in the city. If you want to see modern Milan, head to the Quartiere Isola with the Bosco Verticale, the green residential towers. And the city also has a lot to offer culinarily: Risotto alla milanese with saffron, Ossobuco, Cotoletta alla milanese, and during the Christmas and winter season, Panettone. Paired with an espresso at the bar — that’s what Milan tastes like.

Flight to Milan from Berlin for €53 — the details

The deal includes a round trip from Berlin to Milan (Lombardy). The travel dates are January 16, 2027 to January 23, 2027, so you’ll be there for seven days. The price is €53 per person. The flight is nonstop, so you won’t have a layover and will be in Italy in about 1.5 hours. If you’re flexible, it’s worth checking out our other flight deals, where you’ll find similar offers. Book early, because prices like these usually go fast.

Best time to travel & practical tips

January in Milan is wintry: temperatures during the day are usually between 4 and 9 degrees, and at night it can freeze slightly. Rain is possible, as is fog in the Po Valley — so pack warm clothing, a scarf, a hat, and an umbrella. However, the city itself is pleasantly empty, and museums and churches are heated.

For getting around, the ATM app or a day pass for the metro, tram, and bus is worth it. Depending on the airport, you can get from the airport to the city with the Malpensa Express, bus, or train. Money-saving tips: Many churches are free, and there are also simple tickets for the Duomo without rooftop access. At lunchtime, Milanese traditionally eat at the bar — a panino and a coffee cost significantly less than in a restaurant. Allow some time for popular museums like the Pinacoteca di Brera and check the opening hours online in advance. You can find more background on the Wikipedia page about Milan.

Milan in 7 days

• Day 1: Arrival, check-in, first walk across Piazza del Duomo and through Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.
• Day 2: Duomo from the inside and — weather permitting — the rooftop, then the Museo del Novecento.
• Day 3: Castello Sforzesco and the adjacent Parco Sempione, in the evening to the Navigli district.
• Day 4: Art at the Pinacoteca di Brera, then a stroll through the Brera district.
• Day 5: Santa Maria delle Grazie with Leonardo da Vinci’s famous mural (secure tickets in advance) and the Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio.
• Day 6: Modern Milan in the Isola district with the Bosco Verticale, optional excursion to the Cimitero Monumentale.
• Day 7: Last errands, one last espresso at the bar, then return flight to Berlin.

With this plan, you’ll experience Milan in a relaxed, cultural, and culinary way — starting at just €53 for the flight to Milan.