Tickets to Europe

Whether you are planning a city break or a total escape into nature, Europe is packed with interesting adventures to explore. You can visit enchanting castles in Versailles, impressive buildings in Germany, and historic places like the Leaning Towers and old towns in Italy. There's something interesting for everyone to discover.
Looking for the perfect destination for a winter getaway? Amsterdam to Europe flights take you to Norway, and you can take a short flight to Oslo or Tromsø, where your arctic adventures begin. Discover the rugged natural beauty, watch polar bears, or go hiking in snow-capped mountains with our flight tickets to many winter destinations in Europe.

Flights to Europe: flight times & routes

KLM provides flights to numerous countries in Europe. If you're planning a getaway to enjoy history and the blue seas of Greece, KLM brings you from Amsterdam to Athens in only 3 hours and 10 minutes. Traveling to Athens Airport from Brussels includes a layover in Amsterdam, which takes 4 hours and 50 minutes. Looking for a European winter destination? KLM flies 2-3 times a day directly from Amsterdam to Helsinki in 2 hours and 25 minutes.
The table below provides some Europe flight times to popular cities in Europe. However, more routes are available; you can check other available destinations on our website.

*Please note that possible layovers can extend travel times.

Which countries in Europe does KLM fly to?

If you are flying to Europe, KLM offers direct flights to different cities on the continent. With 44 countries in Europe, KLM, and its partner airline networks provide flights to over 30 airports in Europe. To many European countries KLM offers (multiple) direct flights every day from Amsterdam, including: Denmark, Germany, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, United Kingdom, Croatia, Norway, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, Czech Republic, Sweden, Switzerland.

KLM's featured European destinations: Discover the best of Europe

• Italy: Whether you want to explore cultural masterpieces in ancient buildings or savor tasty delicacies, Italy’s bustling cities and picturesque towns are the perfect getaway. Get flight tickets to Europe and explore the top attractions in Rome, especially the Colosseum and town squares. You can book a direct flight from AMS to Fiumicino Airport (FCO), which only takes two hours and fifteen minutes.
• Norway: Planning an activity-filled vacation? Book a flight to Europe and explore the fjords and mountains in Norway. Search the Northern Lights, or go hiking and skiing in the vast landscapes. You can get direct flights from AMS to Bergen Airport (BGO), which is less than two hours.
• Spain: Renowned for being one of the most beautiful countries in Europe, Spain is an enchanting destination with seaside cliffs, hilltop villages, and towering mountain ranges. Book a direct flight from AMS to Madrid Airport (MAD) for a chance to discover its architectural masterpieces and quaint cobblestone streets.
• Greece: If you are looking for a laid-back destination to visit, Greece is a wonderful place to relax. The luscious blue skies contrast with the sand and pebbles on beaches along the Mediterranean, providing a serene environment. Book a direct flight from AMS to Athens International Airport (ATH) or a connecting flight to Thira International Airport (JTR).
• Finland: Whether you want to experience the northern lights in the Finnish Lapland or spend the winter holiday snowmobiling, Finland is a magical place to visit. Book a direct flight from Amsterdam to Helsinki Airport or get a connecting flight to Rovaniemi Airport (RVN).

Best sights in Europe

From meticulously preserved buildings to cobblestone streets, Europe is a land frozen in time. Aside from history, Europe attractions also include mountain ranges and magnificent countryside views. Some of the most beautiful places in Europe include:

• Go on a wine tour in Bordeaux: As one of the most popular wine regions in Europe, Bordeaux features wine museums and wine-tasting tours. Get a connecting flight to Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport (BOD) if you are travelling from AMS to visit a chateaux in Bordeaux to sample the finest wines of the region.
• Discover famous artworks in Florence: If you are a fan of art and history, make sure you visit the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, you can easily get a direct flight from AMS to Florence Airport (FLR). The museum is one of the highlights in Europe and showcases the most celebrated artworks from Michelangelo and Giotto.
• Explore Costa Blanca from Alicante: Whether you want to relax at the beach, hike the surrounding trails, or cycle around the city, Alicante is the perfect summer destination. Book a direct flight to Alicante Airport (ALC).

Best travel tips for Europe

Europe has incredible places to visit, where you can explore diverse cultures, amazing cuisines, and art. If you are planning a vacation to Europe, here are a few things to keep in mind.

Important information for your trip to Europe

Some helpful tips when traveling in Europe include:

• Public transport: Before flying to any particular European city, research how to get around using a rental car and learn about public transport in Europe. In most of European cities, public transport is well-arranged and is encouraged to use to get around the city.
• Currency: While the most used currency in Europe is the Euro, you should research the country you are visiting to understand its currency, such as the Swiss franc or Danish krone.
• Language: While English is a widely used language in Europe, you should learn a few words of the local language. For instance, if you are in Italy, knowing a few Italian words is much appreciated.
• Time zone: There are different time zones in Europe. Netherlands and Belgium make use of Central European Time (CET). Other time zones in Europe range mostly from 1 hour behind or 2 hour ahead compared to CET. For example, the UK and Ireland make use of Greenwich Mean time and are one hour behind CET. Bulgaria is making use of Eastern European Time (EET) and is one hour ahead of CET.

Best travel time to Europe

The diverse climate in Europe makes it a popular all-year-round destination. However, in some European countries the winters are harsh, especially in countries near the Arctic Circle. Warm temperatures in Europe usually arrive between May and September in the northern region. The winter is cool and wet, perfect for winter excursions and spotting the Northern Lights. While the winters in Northern Europe are harsh, Southern Europe has mild winters, which means perfect weather for a citytrip. In summer, temperatures in Southern European countries can reach up to 40 degrees. Southern Europe has vibrant Easter celebrations, and you can visit between March and April.

Book your flight to Europe with KLM

KLM offers flights to Europe whether you are planning a vacation or a quick trip. You can get flight tickets to Europe any time of the year, depending on the excursions you are planning. One of the perks of booking a flight with KLM is the in-flight entertainment, featuring TV shows and movies to keep you busy throughout the flight. You are assured of comfort when you book a flight to or within Europe.

Frequently Asked Questions about flights to Europe

How can I book a flight to destinations in Europe with KLM?

Choose your travel destination, preferred departure, and return dates. You can book a flight ticket for Economy, Business, or Premium Comfort Class and make the payment online.

Which countries in Europe does KLM fly to?

KLM has direct flights to many European countries, including Denmark, Germany, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, United Kingdom, Croatia, Norway, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, Czech Republic, Sweden, Switzerland. To the other European countries KLM offers direct flights via partner airlines, or including a layover.

What time is it in Europe?

Europe is divided into four time zones, from UTC+0 hours in the West to UTC+3 in Belarus and Russia. Time zones differ from Western, Central, Eastern European time (WET, CET, EET) to Moscow Standard Time (MSK). That means if you are in the Western European Time zone, there is no offset from UTC, while Central European Time has UTC+1 offset.

How large is Europe?

Europe is the second-smallest continent, covering 10.18 million square kilometers (3.93 million sq. miles). The continent has the third largest population, ranking after Asia and Africa.