How to get from Copenhagen to Berlin

International travel from Copenhagen, Denmark to Berlin, Germany is: Restricted.

Can I enter Germany if coming from Denmark?

Entry into Germany is currently allowed for: Entry is restricted for citizens and permanent residents of Denmark.

Am I required to self-quarantine upon arrival to Berlin if travelling from Copenhagen?

Conditions of entry:

• Negative COVID-19 test issued at most 2 days before arrival for all travellers by air
• Negative COVID-19 test issued at most 2 days before arrival and 10 day mandatory self quarantine
• A negative result for COVID-19 is a condition to end the quarantine obligation earlier. It is tested in quarantine on day 5
• The exact quarantine requirements depend on the regulations in each federal state
• Pre-arrival health declaration
• Passenger Locator Form (PLF) required
• Travellers with a certificate of vaccination are exempted from providing a negative COVID-19 test
• Arrivals vaccinated against COVID-19 are exempted from compulsory quarantine
• Quarantine is not required if the traveller has recovered from COVID-19 in the past 6 months (certificate needed)

What measures do I need to follow in Berlin, Germany due to the pandemic?

All travellers in Germany must observe the following coronavirus safety measures:

• Social distance: 1.5 metre (s) (5 feet)
• Face mask: Mandatory

The information above was last checked on 22/06/2021; however, this can change before your date of travel so please make sure to review the latest COVID-19 travel safety regulations   for your journey between Copenhagen and Berlin.

The restriction level for your return to Copenhagen, Denmark from Germany is: Partially open.

Is my journey back to Copenhagen from Berlin restricted?

Entry into Denmark is currently allowed for: Entry is partially open for citizens and permanent residents of Germany.

Do I need to self-quarantine upon arrival in Copenhagen from Berlin?

Conditions of reentry into Denmark:

• Arrivals vaccinated against COVID-19 are exempted from compulsory quarantine
• Travellers with a certificate of vaccination are exempted from providing a negative COVID-19 test
• COVID-19 test upon arrival
• Travellers with the Digital Green Certificate are exempt from the quarantine. Digital Green Certificate is proof that a person has been vaccinated against COVID-19, received a negative test result, or recovered from COVID-19

What are the coronavirus safety measures I need to follow in Copenhagen, Denmark?

You should observe these safety measures in Denmark as imposed by the government to reduce the spread of COVID-19:

• Physical distance requirement: 2 metre (s) (7 feet)
• Face mask requirement: Mandatory

This information about your return travel to Denmark was last checked on 23/06/2021. We advise you to check the latest COVID-19 travel safety regulations for your trip back to Copenhagen from Berlin closer to your date of departure here.

There are 3 travel options from Copenhagen to Berlin: coach, flight or train.

The Copenhagen to Berlin distance is approximately 219 miles (354 km).

These are the most popular departure and arrival points when travelling from Copenhagen to Berlin:

• Most travellers who purchase a plane ticket from Copenhagen to Berlin depart from Københavns Lufthavn to Berlin Brandenburg Airport.
• Most travellers catch their train from Copenhagen, Amagerbro St. Holm (Dalslandsgade) and arrive in Berlin Hbf.

If finding a good deal is your main consideration for your trip from Copenhagen to Berlin, then we'll help you find the best value travel companies for you:

• Travel with Eurowings to go to Berlin by plane. For a good deal on tickets, you can find Eurowings Copenhagen to Berlin tickets on Omio for £96.
• Travel with Deutsche Bahn to go to Berlin by train. For a good deal on tickets, you can find Deutsche Bahn Copenhagen to Berlin tickets on Omio for £41.

Yes, there are direct routes from Copenhagen to Berlin with the following travel companies:

• You'll find direct train services to Berlin with.

As you won't need to change at another stop in between, direct services to Berlin tend to save you time and add more convenience, so it's worth paying attention to before you book tickets for this journey.

When planning your trip from Copenhagen to Berlin, it’s good to keep in mind what tickets to buy and their prices in the next 7 days:

• Plane tickets cost on average £96 one way.
• Train tickets are costing on average £41 one way.

However, we recommend buying tickets from Copenhagen to Berlin online a few months in advance to get the best deals and save money on your upcoming journey.

A train service offers the cheapest way to travel from Copenhagen to Berlin, which costs on average £41.

This is compared to other ways of getting to Berlin:

A train is generally £55 less than a flight for the same route. A flight costs on average £96 from Copenhagen to Berlin.

The quickest way to travel to Berlin from Copenhagen is by flight, which takes on average 1 h  compared to other travel options that may take you longer to get to your destination:

In comparison, getting to Berlin by train can take on average 6 h 54 min.