Vienna and Lisbon await with direct flights at prices you won't believe. From €107 return with Ryanair, though the median sits around €143. The lowest fares we've spotted are in October 2026; book early for the best deal.
Price and when to book
The cheapest flight we've found is €107 return. The median price is €143, so you'll find pricier dates (up to €160). Booking as early as possible is usually key on European routes: if you spot the price you're after, don't wait. Ryanair fares shift with demand and exact date, so compare options and stay flexible if you can choose your travel dates.
Airline and stops
Ryanair is your only choice on this route: direct flight, no stops. Departs Vienna (VIE), lands in Lisbon (LIS) non-stop. The sample departure is 07:35 and the return is 06:20, so set your alarm. With Ryanair, watch out for baggage: hand luggage is included, but checked bags cost extra.
Best time to visit
Lisbon shines year-round, but spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are unbeatable: perfect weather without summer crowds. July and August are hot and rammed with tourists. Winter is mild but wetter. Check your flight price across different dates: sometimes a week's difference means the gap between €107 and €160.
What to do when you arrive
Lisbon greets you with the Tagus, Alfama's narrow lanes and views from Mirador Senhora do Monte. Must-sees: Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, Terreiro do Paço. Eat pastéis de nata on every corner, ride the yellow trams and wander Chiado's streets. Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS) is just 7 km from the city centre; metro or bus gets you downtown in 30 minutes.
FAQ
What's the cheapest Vienna to Lisbon flight?
€107 return, our lowest recorded fare. The median is €143, so there are mid-range options. It all hinges on the exact date and when you book.
Is Vienna to Lisbon a direct flight?
Yes, it's direct with no stops. Ryanair operates this route, so you fly point-to-point without layovers.
Which airline flies Vienna to Lisbon?
Ryanair runs this route. Check their website or flight comparison tools for live schedules and offers.
What to see in Lisbon in 5 days?
Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, Alfama, Terreiro do Paço, Senhora do Monte viewpoint, Chiado, tram 28. Try pastéis de nata, Port wine and grilled sardines by the Tagus. Five days gives you time to enjoy without rushing.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
