Ryanair Promotion: Flights to Europe from €25 — Where to Fly

September 5, 2026

Back-to-school season can also become a moment to treat yourself to a brief autumn escape. Ryanair is unveiling a “Back-to-School Special,” a promotion designed for those who want to plan a trip between September and October. The offer, to be booked by September 3, 2026, includes a 20% discount on flights for departures between September 4 and October 31, 2026.

Among the proposals are also several international routes particularly affordable, perfect for a weekend or a few days exploring a new city. Here are three ideas we selected for departures from Italy at favorable prices.

From Catania to Warsaw: September’s top last-minute deals

From Sicily to Poland, Warsaw is an appealing destination for those seeking a European capital that blends history, culture, and contemporary vibes. Besides the famous Old Town (Stare Miasto), rebuilt after the Second World War and since 1980 a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city preserves lesser-known corners that deserve a stroll.

One of the most curious neighborhoods is Praga, on the right bank of the Vistula, once considered peripheral and degraded, today among the liveliest and trendiest areas of the capital. Here you can find hidden courtyards with historic shrines, old factories transformed into cultural spaces, and a particularly vibrant art scene with galleries and studios.

For a green break you can instead reach Skaryszewski Park (in the Praga district), a large urban lung frequented mainly by locals. In autumn, with days still pleasant, Warsaw is very well suited for a city break.

From Catania to Warsaw on September 4, thanks to the Ryanair promotion you can fly from 25 euros.

From Venice (Treviso) to Prague: October under 30 euros

Prague, in the Czech Republic, is one of Europe’s most beloved cities, but here too it’s possible to leave the beaten paths to discover a capital with a more authentic soul. An example is the Vinohrady district, characterized by elegant Art Nouveau palaces, cafes frequented by locals, and numerous gardens.

For a different perspective of the city you can also reach the Petřín Hill, particularly evocative in autumn, or stroll along the banks of the Vltava observing the capital from a more tranquil viewpoint.

Those who love unusual atmospheres can instead seek out the works of David Černý, a Czech artist famous for provocative contemporary-art sculptures scattered across the city. An October trip thus allows you to experience Prague with autumn colors and temperatures generally favorable for walks.

From Venice (Treviso) to Prague you can fly on October 1 starting from 28 euros.

From Rimini to Cologne: a September destination to discover

Overlooking the Rhine, Cologne, in Germany, is an ideal city-break destination, especially for those who want to combine architecture, museums, and local atmospheres. The symbol of the city is naturally the Cathedral, a masterpiece of German Gothic, but staying only at its imposing church would mean missing some of the most interesting neighborhoods.

What to discover is the Ehrenfeld district, once industrial and today known for street art, independent venues, and a multicultural atmosphere. The Belgisches Viertel neighborhood also deserves a stroll among boutiques, artisanal shops, and creative venues.

For a break away from the center you can instead reach the Rheinpark, a river park along the Rhine, particularly pleasant on September days. Cologne is also famous for its brewing tradition: in historic pubs you can taste Kölsch, the signature beer served in the characteristic cylindrical glasses called Stange.

From Rimini to Cologne on September 5 you can fly with Ryanair starting from 34 euros.

Maya Bennett

Maya Bennett

I’m a travel writer passionate about responsible tourism, overlooked destinations and the people who give each place its identity. Through my articles, I explore practical ways to travel more thoughtfully while supporting local communities and protecting the natural world.