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Fly Nice to Berlin

For a dazzling city break in the Grey City

Nice → Berlin

from 140€

Nice → Berlin

from 140€

A plane to see Berlin!

“Ich bin ein Berliner.” “I am a Berliner”. We can’t guarantee that you’ll echo President Kennedy’s historic phrase when your Nice-Berlin flight lands. But you might well be thinking it by the time you fly back, because the capital of Germany is a city like no other. Bearing the marks of its troubled past, it looks keenly to the future, always moving forward in pursuit of pleasure. It is this modernity and energy that make visitors fall in love with Berlin. Your Nice-Berlin flight could offer more than just a discovery: it may even bring you a revelation!

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  • Useful information for your trip to Berlin

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    The formalities for travelling to Berlin

    • Entry requirements: as part of the European Union and the Schengen Area, Germany allows EU citizens into the country with no administrative hassle. Nevertheless, at any point in your stay, you may be required to present a valid passport or identity card.
    • Currencies: France and Germany share more than just the Rhine: they also both use the euro.

    For the easyJet Nice-Berlin flight, go to Terminal 2. For the Eurowings Nice-Berlin flight, go to Terminal 1.

    Don’t be late! The security checks take time. Make sure you arrive are the airport at least an hour before your departure time if you have your boarding pass and you are travelling with cabin baggage only. Need to get your boarding pass or put bags in the hold? Leave at least an extra quarter of an hour, to get your journey Don’t be late! The security checks take time. Make sure you arrive are the airport at least an hour before your departure time if you have your boarding pass and you are travelling with cabin baggage only. Need to get your boarding pass or put bags in the hold? Leave at least an extra quarter of an hour, to get your journey from Nice to Berlin off to a smooth start.from Nice to Berlin off to a smooth start.

    Departure airport Nice Côte d'Azur Airport
    Departure terminal Terminal 1 - Eurowings
    Terminal 2 - easyJet
    Arrival airport

    Berlin-Brandebourg - terminal 1

    Arrival terminal

    Berlin-Brandebourg - terminal 1

    Arriving in Berlin

    Berlin has one international airport called Berlin-Brandebourg (18 kilometres to the south of the city).

    Landing at Berlin-Brandebourg :

    • Train: the airport has its own station, allowing you to travel to the city in barely 20 minutes by taking the Airport Express (RE7 and RB14).
    • S-Bahn: the city’s suburban rapid transit rail system. It leaves the airport station towards the city centre every 20 minutes, travelling to Spandau (line S9) or Südkreuz (line S45). The journey takes 20 to 30 minutes.
    • Taxi: it will cost you around 40 euros (variable depending on the final destination, in the city).

What to do in
Berlin ?

Berlin does not deny its past, neither the dark hours of Nazism nor the post-war devastation. The German capital forgets nothing: quite the opposite, and this is why it moves forwards as a tolerant, free, joyous and inventive city. The result? An atmosphere of constant contrasts! Berlin is Prussian rigour, Bauhaus and Jean Nouvel, luxury brands and young designers, the cultural institutions of Museum Island and street art, parks where people sunbathe nude and extravagant nightclubs, booming with techno and electro beats.

Pont Oberbaum à Berlin
Berlin

  • A multifaceted city

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    Fancy a trip to Berlin? Make sure you spend at least a long weekend there, to truly experience its energy. Stay a few extra days to really discover all its different sides, because the German capital has countless delights to offer. Culture, relaxing as a family, partying with friends: Berlin has an answer to everything. You just need to ask the right question…
    What can I do with my children? Cycle around one of the most “bike-friendly” cities in Europe, go to the zoo, eat a picnic in a park, learn some history by the Berlin Wall, and relax while your children have fun at a kindercafé.
    How can I quench my thirst for culture? Go to a concert at the Berliner Philharmonie, stop at Checkpoint Charlie, the epicentre of the Cold War, or stroll around the Gendarmenmarkt, a beautiful square and a magnificent piece of Prussian heritage…
    How can I spend a perfect day with the girls? Make the most of the huge shopping centres and browse the concept stores for fantastic finds by new designers, admire some street art, and sip a local beer in a bar in Kreuzberg. Then dance the night away in Europe’s clubbing capital.

  • The top things to do in Berlin

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    • See the Berlin Wall, or what’s left of it. With its watchtower and its short stretch of the “death strip”, the Berlin Wall Memorial is a chilling reminder of the city’s past. At the brighter East Side Gallery, more than a kilometre of remaining wall is covered with street art.
    • Confront one of the worst crimes in the history of humankind: the genocide of the Jews. The Holocaust Memorial’s 2,711 rectangular concrete blocks (stelae) are a poignant sight.
    • Discover the next Lagerfeld at Bikini Berlin or at LNFA, two concept stores where fashion designers can rent a rail or stand to display their collections.
    • Do some chic shopping at the Kaufhaus de Westens, or KaDeWe for short. It’s the ultimate department store: over 100 years old, 60,000 square metres of retail space, 380,000 articles available to buy, and 30 stands selling fine foods from around the world.
    • Head up high to the Panoramapunkt (a panoramic bar that can be reached using the fastest elevator in Europe) or the Fernsehturm restaurant in Berlin’s 368 metre high Television Tower.
    • Relax with a drink at the Club Der Visionaere, an idyllic waterside bar and club. Shady cabins and terraces on the waters of the Spree Canal.
    • Stay up until dawn. Berlin by night is a place of legendary clubs: the Watergate, Berghain, the Weekend or the tiny but famous Farbfernseher, located in an old TV shop.
    • Show off your singing voice. The people of Berlin love to head to Mauerpark on a Sunday, for its flea market and, above all, its outdoor karaoke.
    • Dust off your dancing shoes! Clärchens Ballhaus is Berlin’s oldest ballroom. On the menu: Wiener schnitzel (breaded, pan-fried veal cutlet), tango, swing and salsa.
    • Fly a kite on an airport runway. West Berlin’s former airport, Tempelhof, has a new life: the public now use it for roller-blading, bike riding, barbecues and long siestas when the sun is shining.
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FLIGHTS EUROWINGS from Nice to Berlin

3
Flights per week, From November to January

Flights per day :

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  • Wed 1
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FLIGHTS EUROWINGS from Nice to Berlin

3
Flights per week, March

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FLIGHTS EASYJET from Nice to Berlin

7
Flights per week, From November to March

Flights per day :

  • Mon 1
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  • Wed 2
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  • Sat 0
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Frequently asked questions

  • How long does a Nice-Berlin flight take?

    The average flight time between Nice and Berlin is 1h50.

  • Which airline provides the Nice-Berlin direct flight?

    easyJet flies to Berlin Brandenburg

  • How many Nice-Berlin flights are there per week?

    There are 14 at peak time in summer, and more than ten in spring and early autumn. From November to April, easyJet still offers daily flights to Berlin Brandenburg

  • How much does a Nice-Berlin flight cost?

    The lowest price for a Nice-Berlin return ticket based on prices from the last 90 days is 140€ .

  • What is the time difference between Nice and Berlin?

    There is no time difference between the two cities.

  • What is the best time of year to visit Berlin?

    Is there a right season to visit Paris? Or London? No. The same applies for Berlin. The German capital is full of life all year round. Admittedly, the city isn’t blessed with warm winters, and its summers aren’t the coolest. But forget about the weather! There’s so much to see and do on the banks of the Spree. There are also lots of events at all times of year: the Berlinale (Berlin International Film Festival) in February, the Carnival of Cultures in early June celebrating cultural diversity, Christopher Street Day (Berlin Pride) in late July, the Long Night of Museums in August, the Festival of Lights illuminating 50 sites in October, and for a big finish to the year, the New Year’s Eve Party at the Brandenburg Gate on the night of 31 December. And to think Berlin is nicknamed “die graue Stadt”, or “the Grey City”!

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