Cheap flights to Italy
Flights, routes and travel tips
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Sep 2026
From €19.99Each way
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Oct 2026 CHEAPEST
From €14.99Each way
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Nov 2026 CHEAPEST
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Dec 2026
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Jan 2027
From €23.99Each way
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Feb 2027
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Mar 2027
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Apr 2027
From €42.99Each way
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May 2027
From €49.99Each way
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Jun 2027
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Jul 2027
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Aug 2027
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Find cheap flights to Italy
| From | To | Flight type | Departure date | Departure time | Flight time | Price | Route availability |
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| Dublin DUB | Milan MXP | One way | Wed 04 Nov | Departure time: 20:45 | Flight time: 2h 30m | €14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Dublin DUB | Brindisi BDS | One way | Sat 10 Oct | Departure time: 16:25 | Flight time: 3h 30m | €14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Knock NOC | Bergamo BGY | One way | Tue 06 Oct | Departure time: 12:20 | Flight time: 2h 35m | €14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Cork ORK | Alghero AHO | One way | Sat 24 Oct | Departure time: 18:30 | Flight time: 2h 40m | €14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Dublin DUB | Turin TRN | One way | Tue 13 Oct | Departure time: 05:50 | Flight time: 2h 25m | €14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
- What is the cheapest time of year to visit Italy?
- There is no single verified cheapest period for all of Italy: prices vary by city, region, events, school holidays and the type of trip. For lower prices, compare flights and accommodation outside peak summer and major holiday periods; winter can be a good-value option for many city and cultural trips, although mountain resorts may be busiest during ski and holiday periods.
- What are the most popular places to visit in Italy?
- Italy’s leading visitor destinations include Rome, Venice and Milan, alongside Florence, Naples and Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast and Capri, Tuscany, Lake Garda, Sicily, Sardinia and the Dolomites. These combine major historic cities, UNESCO heritage, islands, coastlines, lakes and mountain landscapes.
- How do tourists get around in Italy?
- Tourists commonly combine rail travel, local public transport, taxis and organised transfers. Italy has high-speed, Intercity and regional trains, while buses, ferries and domestic flights can be useful for destinations not directly served by rail. A car can be useful for rural areas, but check local driving, parking and restricted-traffic-zone rules before driving in towns and cities.
- What travel documents do I need to fly to Italy?
- The travel documents required for Italy depend on your nationality, residency, route, document type and the purpose and length of your stay. Requirements can change, so check official Italian and EU travel-document guidance, as well as your airline’s requirements, before departure. Check the latest official guidance before you travel.
- Do I need a car when visiting Italy?
- You do not necessarily need a car for an itinerary focused on major cities and places connected by train or local transport. A car can be useful for countryside, smaller villages, remote coastlines and some mountain areas, but driving in historic centres can involve restricted-traffic zones and parking rules. Choose based on your itinerary and check local transport before booking.
- How long does it take to get from the airport to the main tourist areas of Italy?
- Italy has no single airport-to-tourist-area transfer time because Rome, Venice, Milan, Florence, Naples, Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast, Tuscany, Lake Garda, Sicily, Sardinia and the Dolomites are spread across the country. Rome Fiumicino (FCO) has a direct Leonardo Express connection to Roma Termini taking 32 minutes. For Alghero (AHO), Ancona (AOI), Brindisi (BDS), Milan Bergamo (BGY), Bologna (BLQ), Bari (BRI), Cagliari (CAG), Rome Ciampino (CIA), Crotone (CRV), Catania (CTA), Cuneo (CUF), Bologna Forlí-Ravenna (FRL), Genoa (GOA), Milan Malpensa (MXP), Naples (NAP), Olbia (OLB), Perugia (PEG), Parma (PMF), Palermo (PMO), Pisa (PSA), Pescara (PSR), Salerno Costa d'Amalfi (QSR), Reggio Calabria (REG), Rimini (RMI), Lamezia (SUF), Trapani-Marsala (TPS), Turin (TRN), Trieste (TRS), Venice Treviso (TSF), Venice M.Polo (VCE) and Verona (VRN), transfer times vary depending on the destination, traffic and transport option; check the official airport and local transport information for your chosen route. Trenitalia also provides airport connections including Fiumicino, Ciampino, Bergamo Orio al Serio, Venice Marco Polo, Pisa and Genoa.
Travel Tips
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When is the best time to visit Italy?
The best time to visit Italy is April to June and September to October, when the weather is pleasant and most regions are ideal for sightseeing. Summer is excellent for beaches and lakes but can be very hot and crowded in major cities. Spring and autumn are best for combining cities, countryside, and coastal travel.
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What is Italy known for?
Italy is known for its art, history, architecture, food, fashion, and varied landscapes. It is especially recognised for Rome, Venice, Florence, the Amalfi Coast, Tuscany, and world-famous cuisine. The country is also known for Roman ruins, Renaissance heritage, and regional diversity.
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What are the must-see places in Italy?
Must-see places in Italy include Rome, Florence, Venice, the Amalfi Coast, and Tuscany. Travellers also visit Milan, Lake Como, Cinque Terre, Sicily, and Naples. Italy offers a mix of iconic cities, coastal scenery, and historic sites across every region.
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How many days do you need in Italy?
Most travellers need 7 to 10 days in Italy to cover two or three major destinations. A trip of 10 to 14 days is ideal for combining cities with coast, countryside, or islands. Italy rewards longer travel because each region has a distinct identity, food culture, and sightseeing style.
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Is Italy expensive to visit?
Italy is generally a mid-range to expensive destination, depending on the region and season. Budget travellers may spend around €65 to €100 per day, while mid-range travellers often spend €140 to €240 per day. Venice, the Amalfi Coast, Lake Como, and peak summer destinations are usually the most expensive.
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What is the weather like in Italy?
Italy has a varied climate, with Mediterranean conditions in the south and along much of the coast, and cooler continental or alpine weather in the north. Summers are hot in many regions, while winters are mild in the south and colder in the north. Spring and autumn are often the most comfortable seasons for travel.
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What are the top things to do in Italy?
Top things to do in Italy include visiting Rome’s ancient landmarks, seeing Renaissance art in Florence, and riding canals in Venice. Many travellers also explore Tuscany, relax on the Amalfi Coast, visit lakes and islands, and enjoy food, wine, and local markets.
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What food is the Italy famous for?
Italy is famous for pizza, pasta, risotto, gelato, tiramisu, and regional dishes from every part of the country. It is also known for olive oil, cured meats, cheeses, and world-class wine. Italian cuisine is one of the strongest reasons many people visit the country.
What you need to know when traveling with Ryanair
View all FAQsCan I bring cabin baggage on a Ryanair flight?
Yes, Ryanair allows one small personal bag included with every fare. Larger cabin bags or priority boarding options can be added for an extra fee.
How do I check in for my Ryanair flight?
You can check in online via the Ryanair app or website. Online check-in typically opens 24 hours before departure, or earlier if you’ve purchased a seat.
Can I change my Ryanair flight after booking?
Yes, Ryanair allows flight changes, but fees may apply depending on the fare type and timing of the change.
What happens if my Ryanair flight is delayed or cancelled?
If your flight is disrupted, Ryanair may offer options such as rebooking, refunds, or assistance, depending on the circumstances and applicable regulations.
Can I book airport transfers or car hire with Ryanair?
Yes, when booking with Ryanair, you can add extras such as car hire and airport transfers through partner services like Carhire, making it easier to travel from the aiport to the city or surrounding areas.
What is Priority Boarding and how does it work with Ryanair?
Ryanair Priority Boarding lets you board using the Priority queue and bring two cabin bags on board: one small personal bag and one 10kg cabin bag, subject to availability and fees.