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DBV → TXL
Which side of the plane to sit from Dubrovnik Airport (Dubrovnik) to Berlin-Tegel Airport (Berlin)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side is superior for its iconic bird's-eye view of Dubrovnik's Old Town immediately after takeoff, followed by a dramatic traversal of the Dinaric Alps and the glistening lakes of Upper Austria.
Dubrovnik Old Town
The world-famous red roofs and medieval limestone walls of the 'Pearl of the Adriatic' visible during the initial climb.
Velebit Massif
The longest mountain range in Croatia, featuring stark karst topography and rugged white peaks.
Salzkammergut Lakes
Breathtaking views of Lake Attersee and Traunsee nestled among the northern limestone Alps.
Berlin Cityscape
A panoramic view of the TV Tower, Spree River, and the dense urban grid of Berlin during the final approach.
The right side is essential for the Dubrovnik departure; check the wind direction as a 'Bora' wind may change the takeoff path. Keep your camera ready in the first 5 minutes. For the Berlin arrival, the right side often provides a clearer view of the central Mitte district.
Elafiti Islands
A stunning cluster of green islands scattered across the turquoise Adriatic Sea shortly after departure.
Hohe Tauern Range
Glaciated peaks of the High Alps, including views toward the Grossglockner massif in Austria.
Prague Panorama
On clear days, the spires and bridges of the Czech capital are visible as you cross into Central Europe.
Erzgebirge Mountains
The dense, rolling forests of the Ore Mountains marking the border between Czechia and Germany.
To capture the Adriatic's gradient colors, book a morning flight when the sun is behind the plane. Choose a seat forward of the wing (Rows 1-10) to ensure the engine doesn't block the view of the Austrian Alpine valleys.
Distance: 1,172 km (728 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 34 min
Departure: DBV (42.5614013671875, 18.268199920654297)
Arrival: TXL (52.5597, 13.2877)
Route Type: International
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