717 cities · 3,196 routes trackedprices checked 4 min ago
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Barcelona → Naples
€15
usually about €88
Warsaw → Leeds
€15
usually about €83
Madrid → Luxembourg
€17
usually about €89
Sofia → Naples
€28
usually about €133
Barcelona → Luxembourg
€15
usually about €68
Warsaw → Bydgoszcz
€30
usually about €130
Warsaw → Glasgow
€14
usually about €58
Bucharest → Nijmegen
€33
usually about €132
Prague → Naples
€23
usually about €92
Bologna → Madrid
€18
usually about €69
Vienna → Huelva
€18
usually about €69
Athens → Dublin
€40
usually about €148
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London → Berlin
LHR · BER€39
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Look at the whole year, not one date
Fares for the same route can differ a lot from month to month. The price history on each route page shows the cheapest month we have seen, so you can move your trip instead of paying more for a fixed week.
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Compare the usual price, not just today's
A fare is only a deal against what that route normally costs. We keep the history, so a low number is checked against its own recent average.
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Check nearby airports
Big cities often have more than one airport. The cheaper one can save more than the extra transfer costs, so look at the alternatives before you book.
- 4
Fly mid-week when you can
Fridays and Sundays are the busiest city-break days. Tuesday to Thursday is often cheaper, though this depends on the route.
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Plan the days before you land
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