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Weekend trips from Budapest to Chelyabinsk and Kaliningrad

Cheap flights and trip ideas from Budapest to Chelyabinsk and Kaliningrad (Russia) — live prices, flexible dates, instant booking. The cheapest deal right now starts from 86,388 HUF.

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Cheapest right now: Chelyabinsk, Russia92,250 HUF

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Chelyabinsk, Russiacheap flights
A stunning twilight view of Chelyabinsk, Russia, showcasing the city's expansive skyline and architecture.

Chelyabinsk

Russia · CEK

September 14–29best for 15 days
Round-trip price199,876 HUF
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Kaliningrad, Russiacheap flights
Illuminated waterfront view of Kaliningrad, Russia at night, reflecting on the Pregolya River.

Kaliningrad

Russia · KGD

September 21–October 1best for 10 days
Round-trip price205,029 HUF
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How many destinations are listed for Chelyabinsk and Kaliningrad?

We currently track 2 routes to Chelyabinsk and Kaliningrad with direct flights from Budapest, and prices update automatically.

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