Great news for those already thinking about upcoming trips after the summer: Wizz Air is launching a new promotion with discounts up to 15% on a selection of flights. The promo “Bei Momenti in Vista” is valid only until 23:59 on August 14, 2026 and allows you to purchase tickets at a reduced fare to travel from September 14 to December 10, 2026.
The discount applies to the fare, excluding administrative fees, and concerns exclusively the selected flights available on the Wizz Air website and the WIZZ mobile app. The promotion is valid only for bookings made through these channels and does not apply to group bookings. Among the most interesting opportunities, we have selected three routes from Italy to European destinations that are still relatively unexplored.
From Pescara to Tirana
For an autumn getaway, Tirana is one of the most interesting destinations. The capital of Albania is continually evolving and has changed its look in recent years, yet it preserves corners that tell its more recent past. One example is Bunk’Art 1, a massive anti-atom bunker transformed into a museum of history and contemporary art, where underground corridors and rooms tell Albania’s story during the communist regime.
To discover a less-known Tirana, you can reach Dajti National Park, easily accessible from the city (only 25 kilometers east of Tirana) and ideal for strolls and enjoying panoramic views, or explore the New Bazaar, with artisan shops, local products, and restaurants.
From Pescara to Tirana there are many dates in October, with fares starting at 12.39 euros.
From Bari to Wroclaw
In November you can set your sights on Poland, and in particular Wroclaw, a city traversed by the Oder and characterized by bridges, islands, and surprising corners. One of the most enjoyable ways to discover it is to search for its famous gnomes (over 1,000), small statues scattered through the streets and a true city hallmark: there is even an official interactive app (Krasnal Wroclaw) to locate them and build a dedicated itinerary.
Another place, certainly still relatively little known, is the Wooden Church of St. John of Nepomuk, tucked away in the greenery of Szczytnicki Park, while the Centennial Hall, built at the beginning of the 20th century, represents one of the city’s most interesting architectural feats and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
From Bari to Wroclaw there are many dates in November, with prices starting from 22.59 euros.
From Catania to Podgorica
For those who dream of a winter trip that is different from the usual, Podgorica can be a pleasant surprise. The capital of Montenegro remains away from the large tourist flows and allows a mix of urban strolls and nature. Among the most romantic and curious corners are Sastavci and the Stone Bridge, near the confluence of the Ribnica and Morača rivers: the bridge, dating from ancient times, is considered the oldest in the city.
Also not to be missed is the Gorica Hill (the historic place from which Podgorica takes its name), the green heart of the city just a short walk from the center, perfect for a stroll, and Skadar Lake – the largest in the Balkans – home to numerous bird species.
From Catania to Podgorica there are many dates in December, with tickets starting at 14.09 euros.
