Lufthansa City Airlines
Terminal 2
- FrankfurtThrough the winter
- MunichWinter
1½ to 2 hours
Typical direct flight time from London to Frankfurt, Berlin or Munich
No visa
On a British citizen passport, for up to 90 days in any 180 day period, across all Schengen countries
Before you flyYou can fly direct to Germany from London, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Bristol. The busiest routes go to Frankfurt, Berlin, Munich, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Cologne and Stuttgart. From London, the flight takes about 1 and a half hours to Frankfurt and about 2 hours to Berlin or Munich.
Direct flights from the UK’s main airports, with the airline, the terminal and when each one runs.
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We price the flights from your airport for your dates.
Tell us the city in Germany, the UK airport that suits you, and the time you need to arrive by.
Flight details checked October 2026. Some routes stop or run less often in winter, and we confirm the airline, days and terminal when we quote.
Flight details checked October 2026.
Direct from Heathrow with Lufthansa and British Airways, from London City with Lufthansa, from Gatwick with Condor, all through the winter, and from Manchester and Edinburgh with Lufthansa.
London to Frankfurt flightsDirect from Heathrow with British Airways and Eurowings, and from Gatwick, Stansted, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Bristol.
London to Berlin flightsDirect from Heathrow with Lufthansa and British Airways, and from Gatwick, Manchester, Edinburgh and Bristol.
Direct from Heathrow with British Airways and Eurowings, and from Gatwick, Manchester and Edinburgh.
Direct from Heathrow with British Airways and Eurowings, and from Gatwick, Stansted and Manchester.
Direct from Heathrow, with British Airways in summer and Eurowings in winter, and from Gatwick, Stansted, Manchester and Edinburgh.
Direct from Heathrow with Eurowings through the winter and British Airways in summer, and from Manchester and Edinburgh with Eurowings.
Direct from Stansted with Ryanair, through the winter. Hahn is a different airport from Frankfurt Airport, so check the code on your booking.
For anywhere else in Germany, call us and we will price the flights for your dates.
Flight details checked October 2026.
The winter timetable runs from 25 October 2026 to late March 2027. From Heathrow, British Airways flies to Frankfurt, Berlin, Munich, Dusseldorf and Hamburg through the winter, with Lufthansa to Frankfurt and Munich, and Eurowings to Berlin, Dusseldorf, Hamburg and Stuttgart. Cologne switches from British Airways in summer to Eurowings in winter.
Ryanair’s own timetable shows its flights to Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne and Hahn running through the winter, and Lufthansa from London City and Condor from Gatwick fly to Frankfurt through the winter too. For easyJet and other airlines, we confirm winter flights when we quote.
Flight details checked October 2026.
A direct flight takes you there on one plane, with no stops.
If there is no direct flight from your UK airport to the place you want, or none on your dates, we can price flights that change planes on the way, which take longer, or a direct flight from another UK airport.
Tell us your dates and we will price each option, so you can weigh the fare against the time.
Your passport must have been issued less than 10 years before the day you arrive, and must be valid for at least 3 months after the day you plan to leave the Schengen area.
Germany is in the Schengen area. On a British citizen passport you can visit without a visa for up to 90 days in any 180 day period. The 90 days count across all Schengen countries, including any visits in the 180 days before this trip.
The EU’s Entry/Exit System started on 12 October 2025. On a UK passport, you may be asked to register your fingerprints and a photo at the border when you arrive. It is free, there is nothing to do before you travel, and the record lasts 3 years. GOV.UK’s EES guide has the details.
GOV.UK says the EU is expected to start ETIAS, the European Travel Information and Authorisation System, from autumn 2026, and that no action is required from travellers at this point. The EU will announce the start date first, and GOV.UK says any website selling ETIAS now is fraudulent.
You may be asked to show a return or onward ticket and that you have enough money for your stay.
Read the FCDO travel advice for Germany before you book. The advice changes, so read it again before you fly.
Tell us the city in Germany, the UK airport that suits you, and the time you need to arrive by.
020 7993 8474Call our team on 020 7993 8474, Mon to Sat, 8am to 8pm UK, and we will price the flights for your dates from the UK airport that suits you, then book and ticket the one you choose. We tell you what the fare includes, such as bags, and confirm the total with you before we book.
Or send us your dates below and we will contact you in opening hours. Out of hours, email sales@theukflights.com and we reply the next working day.
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Flight details checked October 2026.
For anything else, call us on 020 7993 8474, Mon to Sat, 8am to 8pm UK.
Yes, from Edinburgh. Lufthansa flies to Frankfurt and Munich, easyJet to Berlin and Munich, Ryanair to Berlin, and Eurowings to Dusseldorf, Cologne and Stuttgart.
Yes. Lufthansa flies to Frankfurt and Munich, Eurowings to Dusseldorf, Hamburg and Stuttgart, easyJet to Berlin and Munich, and Ryanair to Berlin and Cologne.
Yes. easyJet flies direct from Bristol to Berlin and Munich.
No. Ryanair’s Stansted flights land at Frankfurt Hahn (HHN), a different airport from Frankfurt Airport (FRA). Check the airport code on your booking.
About 1 and a half hours from London to Frankfurt, Dusseldorf or Cologne, and about 2 hours to Berlin or Munich.
No, not on a British citizen passport, for visits of up to 90 days in any 180 day period across all Schengen countries. You may be asked for your fingerprints and a photo at the border, under the EU’s Entry/Exit System.
Not yet. GOV.UK says the EU is expected to start ETIAS from autumn 2026, and that no action is required from travellers at this point.