Wowcher is selling a hotel-and-flights package for Berlin Christmas markets from £99 per person, with returns from eight UK airports and a choice of two, three or four nights. Wowcher puts the saving at up to 47%, and the deal runs until 28 December 2026.
The two Berlin markets worth your time are Gendarmenmarkt, set in the square flanked by two classical cathedrals in Mitte, and Alexanderplatz, which is busier and bigger. Both are free to enter and reachable on foot or on the U-Bahn from any central hotel. Departure airports listed include London Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, Southend and City, plus Manchester, Edinburgh and Bristol.
What’s on offer
The Wowcher deal covers return flights from eight UK airports and a hotel stay in central Berlin, with Christmas market access at Alexanderplatz and Gendarmenmarkt.
- Return flights from eight UK airports, from £99pp for two nights departing London
- Hotel stay in central Berlin, two nights
- Three and four-night options listed at higher prices
- Regional departures (Manchester, Edinburgh, Bristol) also available
Prices were live on 28 July 2026. They vary by travel date, departure airport, and party size. London airports carry the lowest starting prices. A £3.99 Wowcher booking fee applies at checkout, separate from the headline price.
Is this genuinely good value?
At £99pp for two nights with return flights included, yes. A central Berlin hotel for two nights without flights typically costs £80 to £120pp on comparable dates. Return flights from London add another £60 to £130pp. Booking it yourself usually comes to £140 to £250pp, so a Wowcher package at £99pp is a real saving, not a repackaged price.
The catch is that £99 applies to specific dates and London departures. Regional airports cost more, and peak December weekends cost more still. Wowcher shows some date options as sold out, so availability can be patchy. Check your specific dates before assuming the headline price applies.
On the markets themselves: Gendarmenmarkt has a small entry fee (around €1 to €3) and is the quieter, better-quality option, with good food stalls and a more relaxed atmosphere. Alexanderplatz is free and larger, with a skating rink. Berlin’s public transport connects both easily from any hotel in the centre.
The verdict
If you’re departing from a London airport and you can be flexible on dates, £99pp is a fair price for a Berlin Christmas market trip. It’s one of the better-value deals of this type available right now. Two strong markets, a well-connected city, and reliable flight options make Berlin a sound choice for a short December break.
It’s less compelling if you’re set on specific dates or flying from a regional airport. Check the actual price for your situation before booking, and remember the booking fee on top.
How to book
A few tips before you search. Tap Book Now to go straight there.
- Search across several dates, not just your preferred one. Prices move significantly day to day on Wowcher.
- London airports carry the lowest starting prices. Add around 10 to 20% as a rough guide for regional departures.
- The £3.99 Wowcher booking fee is added at checkout and not shown in the headline price.
- Three and four-night options are listed on the same booking page if you want more time in the city.
Kate Acaster is Chief Editor at Flight Tribe. She writes about practical travel planning, budget airlines, baggage rules, city breaks, beach holidays and good hotels that do not cost daft money.
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