Cheap Flights from Dublin to Pisa

Demand on this route tracks the Tuscan year: summer is high season in Pisa and fares climb with it, the weeks around Christmas and Easter bring their own bumps as families travel, and the stretch after New Year is the quiet window. January sits inside that window as the low-fare month here, and it doubles as a calm time to see the city without the crowds. The price calendar covers September through June, so compare those months side by side; if your dates stay flexible, dodging weekends and school holidays is usually what moves the fare.

The difference you feel between these airlines is mostly what the fare includes: Ryanair, Norwegian and Transavia France keep the ticket cheap and charge separately for checked bags, seat choice and changes, while Aer Lingus, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and Scandinavian Airlines work on full-service terms with more built into the price. Between them sit the regional arms — KLM Cityhopper, Emerald Airlines and Lufthansa City Airlines — which mainly feed connecting itineraries, and Mokulele Flight Service rounds off the list as a smaller operator. Direct flights exist on this route, so filter for nonstop options if you would rather not change planes.

Galileo Galilei is a compact airport, so walking from the gate to the exit rarely takes long and you are landside quickly, even in the busier summer weeks. Every flight on this route ends here, nonstop or connecting alike, which keeps onward plans simple. The centre of Pisa is close enough to reach on foot if you travel light, and buses and taxis outside the terminal cover the rest. If you land late in the evening, check how often the buses run before you count on them.

Currency

EUR (€)

Power sockets

Type C, F, L · 230 V

Language

Italian

Emergency number

112, 113, 115

Driving side

right

Calling code

+39

Internet domain

.it

EU / Schengen

EU member, Schengen area

Population of Pisa

89 k (2023)

Time zone

UTC+02 (Europe/Rome)

Country facts: Wikidata

• If you build a connection from two separate tickets, leave a long buffer, because the second airline will not rebook you if the first runs late.
• On one-ticket itineraries the connection is protected, so check whose ticket covers both legs before you pay.
• Low-cost fares usually include only a small cabin bag, so price the checked bag in before you compare.
• Make sure your passport or identity card is in date for Italy and check the entry rules for your nationality.
• Compare months on the calendar first, because January tends to price well below the summer peak.
• All flights leave Dublin Airport and land at Galileo Galilei, so it is the times, not the airports, that shape the trip.