Fly direct from Rome to Bucharest with Wizz Air Malta from €52 return. The median price sits at €59, so you have a real chance of grabbing deals below average if you book early. Bucharest is just over two hours away by air.
Price and when to book
Tickets start from €52 return. In our price sample you'll find options at €52, €59 and €85, so the range is tight. The earlier you book, the better: Wizz Air Malta fares climb as your travel date approaches. If you're flying soon, don't wait.
Airline and stopovers
Wizz Air Malta operates this route as a direct flight: no stopovers, no stops on either leg. The outbound example leaves Rome at 22:15 and lands in Bucharest; the return departs at 07:55. Direct journeys that save you time and hassle.
Best time to visit
Bucharest is pleasant nearly year-round. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) are ideal: mild weather, fewer crowds than summer, and stable pricing. The coldest months (December to February) may offer lower fares if you don't mind winter, but they coincide with peak holiday bookings.
What to do in Bucharest
The Palace of Parliament is a must-see: Europe's largest building by volume. Wander the Old Town (Lipscani) with its cobbled streets, cafés and shops. Don't skip Stavropoleos Church, the Art Museum of Romania and Herastrau Park. Romanian food is hearty and affordable: try mici (grilled meat rolls) and meat soup. Prices here beat most of the rest of Europe.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price from Rome to Bucharest?
From €52 return with Wizz Air Malta. It's an offer price, so it won't always be available, but it appears regularly. Book ahead to catch it.
Is the Rome-Bucharest flight direct?
Yes, it's direct. Wizz Air Malta operates this route with no stopovers, flight time is just over 2 hours.
Which airline flies Rome-Bucharest?
Wizz Air Malta is the carrier we have listed on this route. It's a budget airline known for competitive prices across Eastern Europe.
What can I do in Bucharest in two or three days?
Visit the Palace of Parliament, walk the Old Town, eat mici and drink local beer. Spend time at Stavropoleos Church, climb the TV Tower for city views, and stroll Herastrau Park if you have time. Two or three days cover the essentials.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
