Cheap flights in June: These destinations are worth visiting now

June is the perfect travel month for anyone who wants to get ahead of summer: temperatures are already pleasantly warm, school holidays have not yet started, and prices are not yet at peak season levels.

Not sure where to go yet? The comparison portal Skyscanner has analyzed the current ticket prices for round-trip flights in June – we present you the cheapest destinations for city breaks, beach holidays, or a few days in nature in Europe.

Are you ready for sun, sea, and sand under your feet? Then head to the Turkish Riviera in June. Round-trip flights to Antalya cost an average of 168 euros per person. Temperatures in June range between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius, and the sandy beaches around Antalya, such as Lara Beach and Konyaaltı, invite you to swim in clear waters.

Konyaalti Beach: Crystal blue waters and views of the Beydağları Mountains.

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Those looking for culture alongside relaxation can visit ancient sites like Perge or Aspendos, the charming old town of Kaleiçi with its bazaars, or the eternal flame of Chimaera. Mountains, dense forests, and waterfalls can be found in Olympos National Park, which borders Antalya to the southwest.

Ankara may not be the first city that springs to mind when traveling to Turkey , but the capital has a lot to offer. Stroll through the historic Hamamönü district with its restored Ottoman houses and small craft shops, or enjoy the view of the city from the old citadel. For a relaxing break, Gençlik Park, with its water fountains and cafés, is the perfect place to unwind.

Near Ankara lies the Nallihan National Park with its colorful hills.

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If you're interested in extraordinary natural phenomena, you should definitely plan a day trip to Nallihan National Park, about 50 kilometers away. There, you'll find a volcanic desert whose colorfully striped hills are reminiscent of Peru's Rainbow Mountains. Round-trip flights to Ankara in June average €166.

For the same price – an average of €166 for a round-trip flight – you can also fly to Italy's capital, Rome, in June. With summer temperatures already at their peak, it's best to explore highlights like the Colosseum or St. Peter's Basilica early in the morning before it gets too hot. Afterwards, it's worth taking a stroll through the charming Trastevere district with its narrow streets, shady courtyards, and small cafés – perfect for a relaxing lunch break.

The best place to escape the midday heat is in the alleys of Trastevere.

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Rome is especially beautiful in the evenings: As the sun sets, the Spanish Steps transform into a popular meeting place, and musicians play under the open sky in Piazza Navona. An insider tip for your Rome trip in June is the "Estate Romana" – a summer festival with open-air cinema, concerts, and exhibitions along the banks of the Tiber.

You can sizzle under the Spanish sun for 162 euros – that's the average price for a return flight to Málaga in June. In the Andalusian port city, the perfect mix of culture and relaxed beach life awaits you at 28 degrees Celsius. In the morning, it's worth taking a detour to the Alcazaba, the Moorish fortress that towers high above the city and offers a magnificent view of the Mediterranean. Afterwards, the old town, with its whitewashed houses, shady courtyards, and small boutiques, is a great place to stroll.

Málaga offers a good mix of culture and beach life.

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There are also cultural highlights: The Picasso Museum pays homage to the city's most famous son, while the Centre Pompidou at the harbor showcases modern art. Those looking for a more relaxed atmosphere can spend the afternoon at the city beach, Playa de la Malagueta. In the evening, life shifts to the waterfront promenade, where beach stalls serve freshly grilled espetos (sardine skewers).

Nice is a true holiday paradise in June – the temperatures are pleasant, the sea shimmers turquoise, and the city is bustling with life. The airfares are also pleasing: round-trip flights to the French Côte d'Azur cost around 142 euros.

The old port of Nice.

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A stroll along the Promenade des Anglais or a relaxing day at one of the city's beaches is especially worthwhile now. Art lovers can discover contemporary exhibitions in nearby Saint-Paul-de-Vence or stroll through the old town with its galleries and colorful markets. Nature lovers shouldn't miss the climb to the Colline du Château: the view over the Bay of Nice is spectacular.

A hot travel tip, not just for Anglophiles: Flight prices to London in June average €141 per person. The trip to the British metropolis is especially worthwhile from Hamburg, where tickets start at €33. Since April, however, German travelers have required an ETA for entry, which costs £16 (around €19). So, you should factor these costs into your travel budget.

Flower market, bars, street music: Columbia Road.

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In June, London shows off its sunny side—perfect conditions for a stroll along the South Bank, where street performers, street food, and a view of the skyline await. Those in the mood for culture can enjoy the open-air theater in Regent's Park. A visit to the Columbia Road Flower Market on Sunday or a trip to trendy Shoreditch with its cafés and vintage shops are also worthwhile. In the evening, you can visit the 160-meter-high Sky Garden: from there, you'll have the best free view of the city.

You can also travel to Albania at a discounted price in June. Round-trip flights to the Albanian capital cost an average of 119 euros. The cheapest option is from Düsseldorf, where tickets start at just 34 euros. This vibrant metropolis surprises with colorful facades, an exciting mix of communist past and modern lifestyle, and a thriving café scene reminiscent of Italy.

Berat, the “city of a thousand windows”.

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Those who want to explore more of the country should take a detour to the Albanian Riviera – with its turquoise bays, it is one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in Europe. A visit to Berat, the "City of a Thousand Windows," is also worthwhile: This UNESCO World Heritage site boasts Ottoman architecture and spectacular views. Nature lovers will find their fill in Theth National Park: Here you can hike between impressive mountain panoramas and remote villages.

Miles of beaches, natural wonders, and historic cities await you in Croatia . Another reason to travel: flights to Zadar in June cost an average of just 114 euros per person. The cheapest connection to Zadar is from Düsseldorf, where ticket prices start at 30 euros.

Landmark in the center of Zadar: The Church of St. Donatus.

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In June, the coastal town shows off its most beautiful side – with temperatures up to 27 degrees Celsius, you can enjoy life outdoors to the fullest. Explore the historic old town with its Roman and Venetian traces, take a break in the shade of the old city walls, and sample fresh fish at the local market. A particularly worthwhile excursion is the nearby Krka National Park with its spectacular waterfalls – perfect for a day trip into the countryside.

As in May, Italy has once again made it into the savings rankings, as flights to Milan are particularly affordable in June. You can get to the fashion capital for an average of €98 per person. Travelers starting in Berlin have the greatest savings potential: Flights here start from just €30.

A must for every visit to Milan: the selfie in the cathedral square.

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But Milan has much more to offer than just fashion and design – the city in Lombardy boasts art, history, and a unique flair. A stroll through the trendy Brera district, with its charming cafés and galleries, is a must. Art lovers shouldn't miss the Pinacoteca di Brera, one of Italy's most important art museums. Sempione Park is a great place to take a break and enjoy the view of the imposing Castello Sforzesco.

It doesn't get any cheaper: You can book round-trip flights to Budapest in June for an average of €96. With early summer temperatures, the Hungarian capital reveals its very special charm. The best view of Budapest, divided by the Danube, is from Gellért Hill. If you want to discover the city's cultural life, you should stroll through the historic Jewish Quarter: In the 7th district, you'll find hip bars, legendary ruin pubs, and street art.

The ruin bars in Budapest are a real insider tip.

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In June, it's also worth visiting the many thermal baths – such as the Széchenyi Bath, where you can relax in warm water under the open sky. A special experience is a picnic on Margaret Island, a place of tranquility in the sometimes hectic city.

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