Fly from Lisbon to Riga for just €178 return with Ryanair. The median price sits at €186. One stopover separates you from discovering the Art Nouveau architecture of Latvia's capital.
Price and when to book
The lowest price we've found on this route is €178 return, with a median of €186. Prices range from €178 to €191 depending on dates and availability. As a rule, book as early as possible, especially if travelling during peak season. Check regularly: prices change daily.
Airline and stopovers
Ryanair operates this route with one stopover on the outbound journey. Expect an intermediate stop that will extend your total travel time. The airline is known for competitive fares, though bear in mind that hand luggage is included, but checked baggage incurs an additional charge if needed.
Best time to visit
Riga is especially beautiful in summer (June-August) with long days and pleasant temperatures, perfect for exploring the Old Town. Winter (November-February) is very cold but offers a unique festive atmosphere. Prices tend to be more accessible in low season (October-April), though this varies by availability.
What to do on arrival
Riga airport (RIX) is about 13 km from the city centre. Art Nouveau architecture is the city's hallmark: wander through the streets of the Old Town (Vecriga), a UNESCO World Heritage site. Climb the Church of St Peter for panoramic views, visit the Freedom Monument and enjoy bars and restaurants along the Gauja embankment. Local prices are very affordable.
FAQ
Are there direct flights from Lisbon to Riga?
No, this route requires a stopover. The outbound flight includes an intermediate stop, which will extend your total journey time.
Which airline operates Lisbon-Riga?
Ryanair operates this route. It's known for offering low fares, though check what's included in your base fare.
What's the minimum price for this route?
The lowest price we've found is €178 return. The median is €186, and prices go up to €191 depending on the dates you choose.
What to see in Riga over a weekend?
The Old Town (Vecriga) with its medieval buildings, Art Nouveau architecture on the main avenues, the Freedom Monument and the Museum of Occupation are must-sees. Walk along the Gauja embankment and try local cuisine in city-centre restaurants.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
