Flight to Milan from €66 — Round trip in September

A flight to Milan for only 66 Euro – sounds like a bargain, right? That’s exactly what you get with this deal from Berlin. From September 27 to 30, 2026, you’ll travel nonstop to Italy’s fashion capital and experience three unforgettable days full of culture, cuisine, and Dolce Vita. Pack your bag – Milan awaits!

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

Why go to Milan now?

Milan is much more than just business and designer labels. The city delights with iconic landmarks like the Milan Cathedral, the third largest church in the world, and the adjacent Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II – a magnificent arcade full of cafés and luxury boutiques. Stroll through the lively Navigli district with its canals, where you can sample typical Milanese dishes in cozy trattorias in the evening: Risotto alla Milanese, Ossobuco, or a slice of Panettone – even if it’s not Christmas yet, it’s delicious all year round.

Your flight to Milan for only 66€

This flight to Milan starts and ends in Berlin. You fly out on September 27, 2026, and return on September 30 – nonstop. The price of 66 Euro per person applies to the round trip including all taxes and fees. An absolute top deal you shouldn’t miss. So: Book your flight to Milan now, before the price goes up!

Best travel time for your flight to Milan

Late September is one of the best travel times for Milan. Temperatures are around 25°C – pleasantly warm but no longer oppressively hot. Perfect for exploring the city on foot. Public transport (subway, bus, tram) is efficient and cheap. A day ticket costs about 4.50€. Money-saving tip: Many sights like the Cathedral or Castello Sforzesco offer free entry on the first Sunday of the month. Book your flight to Milan early to secure the best offers. For accommodation, it’s best to look in the Brera or Porta Nuova districts – you’ll be central but away from the tourist crowds.

Milan in 3 days

This is how you get the most out of your trip with the flight to Milan:

• Day 1 (Arrival): Visit the Cathedral (the elevator to the rooftop terrace is worth it), stroll through Galleria, and enjoy an aperitivo in the Brera district in the evening.
• Day 2: Visit Castello Sforzesco, then a walk through Sempione Park. Afternoon shopping on Via Montenapoleone. Dinner in the Navigli district with canal vibes.
• Day 3: Book tickets in advance for Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper – then you’ll have seen the highlight. Alternatively: Visit the Museo del Novecento or just wander the streets before heading back to the airport.

You can find more information about Milan at Wikipedia. And for even more cheap flights, check out our other flight deals.