Fly Vienna to Bologna with Ryanair from just €65 return. The median price sits around €67, so you have affordable options if you book in advance. Direct flight, no layovers, and ready to explore one of northern Italy's most beautiful cities.
Price and when to book
The best prices start from €65 for the full round trip. Our sample shows prices ranging from €65 to €96, with a median of €67. The golden rule: book as early as possible for the lowest fares. Ryanair typically offers better prices when you purchase several weeks ahead. Check for deals early in the morning and avoid weekends when possible.
Airline and stops
This route is served by Ryanair, and the highlight is that it's a direct flight: no stops, no unnecessary delays. Departure from Vienna (VIE) and arrival in Bologna (BLQ). With Ryanair, keep in mind that hand luggage is included, but a large checked bag comes at extra cost, so pack smart to save.
Best time to visit
Bologna is wonderful year-round, but spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) offer the sweetest conditions: mild weather and fewer crowds than summer. Vienna to Bologna works well throughout the year, though winter means shorter daylight hours. Plan well ahead if you're travelling during peak season.
What to do when you arrive
Bologna welcomes you with medieval porticoes, the Asinelli Towers, the Basilica of San Petronio, and unbeatable food (tortellini and mortadella are genuine treasures). The centre is compact and walkable. Don't miss Piazza Maggiore, the city's heart, and the local markets. A direct bus runs from the airport to the centre in about 20 minutes.
FAQ
Are there direct flights from Vienna to Bologna?
Yes, Ryanair operates a direct flight on this route: no layovers, departing Vienna (VIE) and arriving in Bologna (BLQ).
What's the lowest price you've seen?
The lowest recorded price is €65 for return flights. The median stands at €67, so there are good deals if you book ahead.
Which airline flies this route?
Ryanair is the airline on Vienna-Bologna at the prices we show. Remember that hand luggage is included, but you'll pay extra for a large checked bag.
What should I see in Bologna over a weekend?
Don't miss the Asinelli Towers (climb at least one), the Basilica of San Petronio, Piazza Maggiore, the medieval porticoes, and local markets. Food is part of the experience: try tortellini, mortadella, and fresh pasta.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
