Destinations from Stockholm Skavsta

Naples - Italy

The hometown of pizza!

Fly with Ryanair from Stockholm Skavsta to Naples in Italy. The route is operated twice a week, on Mondays and Fridays.

Naples is Italy’s third largest city after Rome and Milan and is located about 200 km south of Rome, near the volcano Vesuvius, whose eruption buried the city of Pompeii in 79 AD. Just south of the city you will find the Amalfi Coast that includes, amongst other, the beautiful towns of Sorrento and Positano, and off the coast you will find the island of Capri. In addition to Naples, the pizza’s hometown, you can get many dishes with fresh fish and seafood.

Bergamo - Italy

Discover the north of Italy

Bergamo is a city in northern Italy, approximately 40 km northeast of Milan, and with closeness to the alpine lakes Como, Iseo and Garda. The Bergamo Alps begin immediately north of the city.

Bergamo city is divided into two parts; the old “upper” town (Città Alta) surrounded by a Venetian defence wall, and the lower part with the modern city centre (Città Bassa).

Bergamo is worth a visit itself, and you can also discover the northern parts of Italy with Bergamo as a base, for example Verona and Turin.

For timetable and tickets, please visit Ryanair.com.

London - UK

To London with Ryanair

London, the capital of England, has something for everyone. Many attractions and monuments, interesting buildings and loads of museums, as well as shopping in everything from luxury department stores to flea markets. Stroll along the Thames river or around one of the many green parks. And do not forget to discover the wide range of restaurants, pubs and bars.

Book your flight to London Stansted with ryanair.com.

Vienna - Austria

Vienna with Wizz Air and Lauda

Two airlines serve Vienna from Stockholm Skavsta; Wizz Air and Laudamotion.

Vienna is the capital of Austria with 1.8 million inhabitants, situated in the eastern part of Austria. There are many reasons to visit Vienna; the rich art- and cultural life, the many museums and the beautiful architecture – and not to forget the Spanish Riding School. The city host several international organizations, such as IAEA and UNHCR, and the city center is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Going to Vienna, you have also proximity to the Alps and the green woods of Wienerwald.

More information on what to do in Vienna at austria.info.

Tickets are available via Skyscanner, on wizzair.com and laudamotion.com.

Thessaloniki - Greece

Discover the north of Greece

For thousands of years, Thessaloniki has been an important hub on the eastern Mediterranean and the city bears traces of many different civilizations, religions and eras. A walk in Thessaloniki easily becomes an exciting history lesson!

Belgrade - Serbia

"The new Berlin"

The Serbian capital Belgrade is one of Europe’s oldest capitals, and its name means “White City” in Serbian. The city is located where the rivers Danube and Sava meet, where the castle Kalegmedan watches over the city from its cliff and offers a glorious view. Belgrade is sometimes also called “little Berlin”. In the bohemian quarter Skadarlija you will find a bustling crowd among the district’s many bars and cafes, and down the river the boat clubs are crowded with an intense nightlife. Also, do not miss the parade street Knez Mihailova, where you can stroll between all the shops, cafes and restaurants, or to visit any of the city’s many markets.

For timetables and tickets, please visit wizzair.com.

Dusseldorf - Germany

Dusseldorf with Laudamotion

Düsseldorf is the city with both a rich business life and cultural life. Many international companies are headquartered in Düsseldorf, which has attracted people from all over the world – and thus food, culture and entertainment for all tastes. You will also find world-class shopping on the boulevard Köningsallee.

Flights with Laudamotion to Düsseldorf Airport are scheduled three days a week from 25 October 2020.

Prague - Czech Republic

Discover beautiful Prague!

Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic. The river Vitava divide the city in two halfes which are connected with many bridges, of which the Charles Bridge is the most famous. In Prague you will find many beautiful historical buildings from different ages. Amongst the many sights are the National Museum of Prague, Wenceslas Square and the Prague Castle. Worth a visit is the astronomical clock in the Old Town, and also the many green parks of the city.

Read more about Prague on www.prague.eu.

The route to Prague is scheduled to be operated two days per week, from 26 October 2020.