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Cheap Flights to Cologne from £40

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The largest town in Rhineland, Cologne (Koln) lies halfway between Bonn and Dusseldorf in north west Germany. Low cost airfares, cheap beer, fantastic culture and shopping attracts visitors looking for a cheap weekend break to this delightful German city.
Only return direct flights to Cologne with the lowest airfares are displayed.

East Midlands to Cologne	from	£40
Edinburgh to Cologne	from	£76
London Gatwick to Cologne	from	£56
London Stansted to Cologne	from	£44
Manchester to Cologne	from	£56

The very cheapest flights are on the bargain page, all fares are UNDER £60

Weekend flights to Cologne start from only £40.

To compare more flight prices to Cologne, click on the monthly pages below, these show extra dates and fares.

Best Prices to Cologne by Month

February	from	£40
March	from	£40
April	from	£40

May	from	£40
June	from	£40
July	from	£60

If travelling from the north, check prices from Northern England - Cologne fr. £56

There are many low fare flights from Midlands to Cologne from just £40

If you live in Scotland check fares from Scotland to Cologne from £76

Transfers from Cologne Airport (CGN), Germany

Köln - Bonn airport, in Rhineland NW Germany, lies about halfway between Cologne (8 miles) and Bonn (10 miles). This airport is the HQ and main base for the Germanwings low cost airline.
Taxi	Fare should cost about £18 to Cologne and £22 to Bonn.
Bus	Line 170 goes frequently to the city's Hauptbahnhof main railway station, Line 670 runs to Bonn every half hour.
Train	S-Bahn trains now run from the new airport station to the city centre and to Aachen.

Quick guide to Cologne sights

Altstadt - Many Roman remains can be found amongst the city's medieval heart.
Shopping - Chocolates & pralines, famous Eau de Cologne toilet water, boutiques, Christmas Markets.
Nightlife - Theatre, concerts of all kinds, jazz, 3000+ pubs and bars.
Cologne Carnival - Fabulous street festivities, parades, costumed balls, in February.
Beer halls (Brauhauser) - Cheap meals and 20 local beers to choose from.
Kölsch - Distinctive local beer.
Dom - Definitely one of the most massive and impressive Gothic cathedrals ever built, dating back to the 13th Century.
Rathaus - Beautifully restored town hall.
Gross St. Martin & St. Gereon - Two of the many handsome Romanesque churches worth a visit.
Roman-German museum - Roman artefacts, mosaics, grave monuments from Rhine Valley.
Walraf-Richartz - One of Germany's finest art galleries.
Schnutgen museum - Overwhelming collection of church artefacts from the Rhineland.
Sport & Olympia museum - History of sport from ancient times to present day.
Stadtmuseum - Excellent armoury and model of Cologne.
Chocolate museum - History of chocolate making.

The list of destinations and routes can change daily, last updated on 5 February 2012 at 05:28.