You can fly to Bucharest for €107 return if you're quick. The median sits at €132, so there's room depending on dates. Wizz Air Malta is your option with 1 stopover on the outbound journey.
Price and when to book
The €107 return is the lowest floor we've seen. Most tickets range between €107 and €143, with a median of €132. The search was run on 22 October 2026 for December travel. The earlier you book, the better: these budget prices won't wait. Check daily if your dates aren't flexible.
Airline and stopovers
Wizz Air Malta is your carrier. The outbound flight has 1 stopover (not direct), which adds time to your journey but keeps the price tight. On budget airlines, one stopover is standard for international routes like this. Always check whether the return flight also has a stopover in your search.
Best time to go
December is mid-season in Bucharest: lighter tourism than summer but cold weather (0-5°C). If you prefer better conditions, spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) are ideal, though prices rise. Bucharest has Christmas markets in winter if you travel then.
What to do when you arrive
You'll land at Otopeni Airport (OTP), 16 km from the centre. Old Town, Parliament of Romania (striking communist building), Orthodox churches and museums fill your days. Danube walks, Romanian food and nightlife round it out. Three or four days cover the essentials.
FAQ
What's the lowest price Seville-Bucharest?
€107 return is the lowest we've recorded. This happens in flash deals, so if you spot it, don't hesitate. The median is €132, more realistic for most dates.
Is it direct or does it have stopovers?
The outbound flight has 1 stopover. Not a direct flight, but standard for this route at these prices. Check your search to see if the return also includes a stopover.
Which airline flies Seville-Bucharest?
Wizz Air Malta is the carrier in this example. It's a budget airline, so keep in mind that checked baggage costs extra and other services may have surcharges.
What to see in Bucharest in a few days?
Old Town, Parliament of Romania, Stavropoleos Church, museums and bohemian cafés. The Danube and local restaurants complete your stay. Three to four days covers the essentials without rush.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
